Walking With The Devil: The Police Code of Silence Cop-Block

[ZENemy]

A must see.



Michael W. Quinn, a former Minneapolis police employee, wrote Walking With The Devil: The Police Code of Silence. The main thrust of the book is to motivate current police employees to do the right thing. To abstain from involvement with the code of silence. That's a desirable goal, but what tactics and strategies are most likely to make that a reality?



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRuOIMO01SI

[NorthCarolinaLiberty]

Nice video. Thank you for posting.

Interesting that the cowardly Quinn would not sit down with Pete for an interview. Seems he got scared by Copblock's language, which, Quinn said, "is more inflammatory than necessary." Really Mr. Quinn? You claim to be interested in change, but are so easily deterred by someone's emotion behind a keyboard? If you're afraid of words Mr. Quinn, then it seems your only interest was selling your book.

The only thing that will change this abuse is something drastic. Lawsuits don't mean squat if the taxpayer is footing the bill. Force is the only thing this garbage understands.

As far as I'm concerned, the police are nothing but your enemy:


enemy
\e' nə mē\
noun
one that attacks or tries to harm another

[ZENemy]

Nice video. Thank you for posting.

Interesting that the cowardly Quinn would not sit down with Pete for an interview. Seems he got scared by Copblock's language, which, Quinn said, "is more inflammatory than necessary." Really Mr. Quinn? You claim to be interested in change, but are so easily deterred by someone's emotion behind a keyboard? If you're afraid of words Mr. Quinn, then it seems your only interest was selling your book.

The only thing that will change this abuse is something drastic. Lawsuits don't mean squat if the taxpayer is footing the bill. Force is the only thing this garbage understands.

As far as I'm concerned, the police are nothing but your enemy:


enemy
\e' nə mē\
noun
one that attacks or tries to harm another

well said!