[Oling_Roachinen]

No dude. I have no bone to pick. I was just trying to inform you about how the police and prosecutor, by flawed but ultimately the only design, are very often in cahoots. This isn't something new. And it's why I asked you to watch a video.

Police require the prosecutors, the prosecutors require the police. There's a professional relationship that can't be unattached. Prosecutors have to weigh their independence against the wishes of the police in an unfortunate balancing act. But this really shouldn't be something surprising, it's nothing new. And normally it works it's just in these occasions where you have video evidence of no wrong doing that we can see a fault in the system. The police never should have arrested her. She never should have been charged. That was two faults that should have been clear from the video but must be admitted to by now after the charges were dropped.

You don't even want to discuss that possibility with me, as shown in the quote, so I specifically pointed to someone else to tell you so you could take his word over mine.