This has been going on in major inner cities for years and even decades. Coming from a law enforcement family for generations, I have seen and heard of these practices as commonplace. The police get frustrated with a corrupt system turning criminals back on the street and react in ways that may not be ethical, but are legal in appearance. In the end, everybody loses as violence escalates and lives are lost. The citizens of these cities become hostages of a corrupt system and the ones who don't live in the safe areas and can't afford to move out, become the real victims. Yet they keep electing the same people to govern them over and over. Wash, rinse, repeat.
This has been going on in major inner cities for years and even decades. Coming from a law enforcement family for generations, I have seen and heard of these practices as commonplace. The police get frustrated with a corrupt system turning criminals back on the street and react in ways that may not be ethical, but are legal in appearance. In the end, everybody loses as violence escalates and lives are lost. The citizens of these cities become hostages of a corrupt system and the ones who don't live in the safe areas and can't afford to move out, become the real victims. Yet they keep electing the same people to govern them over and over. Wash, rinse, repeat.