"Na bugger it"

#clarenowland #police #killer

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-07-19/court-releases-allegations-over-clare-nowland-taser-death/102621086?utm_source=sfmc&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=abc_news_newsmail_pm_sfmc&utm_term=&utm_id=2161770&sfmc_id=223395461

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"Bugger it" is most certainly *not* the state of mind a cop should be in when firing a taser at someone, let alone a 95 year old. I'm honestly less concerned with the individual cop than I am with what he signifies for the rest of them.

What are the chances that I'm going to end up interacting with a "bugger it" cop? Assuming the bad cops are washed out before they're actually on the force and those who do make it are well trained, that chance should be so close to zero as to make no difference and an event like this would never have taken place.

Since it *did* take place, we can *not* make that assumption. In fact, I think we have to assume that any cop we meet *will* be in a "bugger it" mood and treat them as if they could fly off the handle and murder us at any moment.

#AusPol #NSWPolice #ClareNowland #ACAB

https://www.9news.com.au/national/clare-nowland-senior-constable-kristian-white-allegedly-told-her-stop-before-taser/36d463da-eb6c-4890-9996-d79a18fb3729