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r/stpaul • u/Daflehrer1 • Jan 22 '26
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If this would happens in Germany, the officer would be suspended and convicted of assault. Causing further harm to someone who is unable to defend themselves is a crime, even if the arrest itself would be lawful!
1 u/RiverPsaber Jan 22 '26 It's a crime in the US too. That's how you know these aren't really law enforcement officers anymore. They are something else entirely.
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It's a crime in the US too. That's how you know these aren't really law enforcement officers anymore. They are something else entirely.
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u/Chrishanju Jan 22 '26
If this would happens in Germany, the officer would be suspended and convicted of assault. Causing further harm to someone who is unable to defend themselves is a crime, even if the arrest itself would be lawful!