Chapter
Handling police encounters and unions at work
46:57 - 50:54 (03:56)
In this podcast episode, the speaker talks about the dilemma of how to handle a situation when the police catches you in the wrong place at the wrong time and how some unions protect employees even if they are bad at their jobs.
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Policeman don't carry guns for no reason, and the Washington Post discovered that out of 1,881 fired officers, 451 were successfully appealed and returned to their jobs, some even went so far to rape or kill innocent victims.
46:57 - 47:59 (01:01)
Police Unions
Summary
Policeman don't carry guns for no reason, and the Washington Post discovered that out of 1,881 fired officers, 451 were successfully appealed and returned to their jobs, some even went so far to rape or kill innocent victims.
ChapterHandling police encounters and unions at work
EpisodeBehind the Police: How Police Unions Made Cops Even Deadlier
PodcastBehind the Bastards
The hosts discuss a situation where an employee was fired for repeatedly getting drunk at the club while he should have been working, despite not knowing he was the getaway driver in a murder his cousin committed.
47:59 - 50:54 (02:54)
Employment, Law Enforcement
Summary
The hosts discuss a situation where an employee was fired for repeatedly getting drunk at the club while he should have been working, despite not knowing he was the getaway driver in a murder his cousin committed. They also touch on the preposterousness of challenging a cop to a fistfight.