08-28-2020, 12:07 PM
(08-28-2020, 11:25 AM)Sled21 Wrote: Qualified immunity basically went away a long time ago. And, it only covered you in cases where you were acting in good faith, ie, you arrested someone for DUI and they blew under the limit, they cannot sue you for false arrest. If you are not acting in good faith, it never covered you. And, anyone can sue you at any time. While they may not win, it is troublesome to have to fight these cases.
IA does not file complaints usually, they investigate complaints that come in from the public. If someone complains you gave them a ticket for speeding, and they were speeding, it's still a complaint. There is a finding and recommendation from IA, which then will or will not lead to discipline. The problem is the press just puts out so and so had X number of complaints in 2 years, and never says how many, if any, were substantiated...
Based on your feelings and the statement by Burrow, Taylor and AJ. Bengals will be prominent protesting social injustice this season. I recommend not watching this season. It's going to make you angry you may want to find a different hobby on Sundays
