Plainclothes Police Officer Shoots 2 of 4 Carjackers

[IW RIOT]

Yea people wonder why they don't like the police. Nothing like protecting and serving while shooting perps in the back while running away. Not to mention leaving the scene of the killing. Dude should be fired and thrown in jail

[Spiffyfable]

Good Job

[hysteria87]

Originally Posted by DanteAntonelli

It doesn't matter if everyone in Argentina believes it was okay, Argentinian laws still apply and the cop will be arrested regardless.

That's the problem with many laws in Argentina though, they're set up or not updated to favour criminals being released back onto the streets to kill.

The government over there during the pandemic thought it was a good idea to release thousands of criminals back into the community...including murderers and rapists because they didn't want them catching covid 19 in prison..nothing makes sense over there.

[hysteria87]

Originally Posted by MrEzzzkiel

Isn't that a bit excessive? I mean, sure, if they held him at gunpoint then it's all fair game. But if they were just stealing the car and not robbing it, then it's really out of proportion. I dunno, maybe it's just my lax european mentality, but this doesn't seem justified.
With all that said and done, he's a good shot and someone got got, which is the whole reason I'm even here.
Now that I think about it, I just don't give a fuck.

Not excessive at all, considering the level of insecurity in Argentina where you can get murdered for your car very easily.

This happened to be a cop who could fight back with his own weapon, otherwise you'd be hearing about another innocent person going about their business when murdered and robbed by a gang of 3 or 4 people for their car.

They even have a term for these kinds of robbers "moto chorros", car thieves.

[alphawolf15]

Excellent, dropped his ass on the curb

[philovan]

Originally Posted by DanteAntonelli

It doesn't matter if everyone in Argentina believes it was okay, Argentinian laws still apply and the cop will be arrested regardless.

Don't bet your rent money on that. The "law" down there is often whatever a corrupted judge or politician decides it is. If he has money and/or connections, he's got nothing to worry about.

[ningem]

Originally Posted by icehole

He looked like he might've been hurt?
Did they stab him or something?

noticed that too.might have been shot.if he was injured he was probabling atleast getting away from the area where he was ATACKED BY 4 GUYS.what? he should have stayed there for the rest o their friends?jeez

[hysteria87]

Originally Posted by philovan

Don't bet your rent money on that. The "law" down there is often whatever a corrupted judge or politician decides it is. If he has money and/or connections, he's got nothing to worry about.

You're the only person on this thread who's well informed of how it work in Argentina, well done, and of course you're 100% right.

Corruption and impunity in Argentina is staggering.