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▲ SOLAR_FIELDS an hour ago

We have the same auditors in the states, except that the auditors in the states who do this are often detained illegally by the police, then sue and win, and get paid out of taxpayer dollars with no repercussions for the police whatsoever who acted illegally. One guy in particular I know who used to do this went by TheBattousai or similar name and I believe went through this cycle 2 or 3 times with various police agencies. Not exactly hilarity here

▲kyleee 43 minutes ago | parent [-]

You’d think something would have to give at some point. But as you say the police have very little incentive change since they bear little to no consequence for egregious behavior.

▲porkshoe 33 minutes ago | parent [-]

American police have a tendency to use their unions to hold their cities hostage, not to simply lobby for better pay/conditions for their officers.

Part of this is refusing to ever accept accountability for their actions, either individually or collectively.