[Leaning Right]

> Allow this sort of crime to be unpunished, and you get more of it. <

Yes indeed. That cop taught those two females a lesson. And the lesson was that if you scream and fuss, you will be let go.

But no worries. The Cayce spokeswoman says that the incident is under investigation (funny lady).

[The_Media_never_lie]

> Allow this sort of crime to be unpunished, and you get more of it. <

Yes indeed. That cop taught those two females a lesson. And the lesson was that if you scream and fuss, you will be let go.

But no worries. The Cayce spokeswoman says that the incident is under investigation (funny lady).

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Yes, funny. We all know what "under investigation" means. These ladies tactics worked for them this time. And, the will work again until the time they don't work. Stupid game.

[GJones2]

>> “That cop taught those two females a lesson. And the lesson was that if you scream and fuss, you will be let go. But no worries. The Cayce spokeswoman says that the incident is under investigation (funny lady).”<<

I think there’s a good chance they’ll get away with it, but maybe not. “De-escalating” the situation all too often amounts to letting the criminals get away with it.

Having two children in strollers to be dealt with made the situation awkward, though. For a minor offense, the police probably didn’t want to be filmed separating two mothers — however guilty they were — from their small children. Even without having seen their ID, if they live in the Cayce area, they will almost certainly be identified from the video.

Charges can be brought against them later — IF the will and courage to do so is there.