Posted: 8/18/2015 5:51:58 PM EDT
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Criminal: I thought he was reaching for a gun or that he had a gun...
Cop: Did you mean to shoot him? Criminal: No sir. Cop: How many times did you shoot him? Criminal: Five or six times. 
Those interrogations are amazing in how stupid they are. It is like interrogating your five-year old over who stole the cookies. |
| You actually caught an episode where the suspect is at least trying to look like they are co-operating. I dig that show. There was one episode, the suspects first name was George, I don't remember what his last name was. He shot up a bunch of kids in their bedroom. You should see his interview. What a piece of work. He was going off on how Glocks were the ultimate police killer. |
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Criminal: I thought he was reaching for a gun or that he had a gun... Cop: Did you mean to shoot him? Criminal: No sir. Cop: How many times did you shoot him? Criminal: Five or six times.
Those interrogations are amazing in how stupid they are. It is like interrogating your five-year old over who stole the cookies. That Lt. is good. I like how they always just hear the shot, they never say they saw their fellow goblins riding in the car actually shoot the victim. "Thats when I heard the shot" |
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I watched like three episodes last night and just sat there shaking my head the whole time.
Shaking my head at the stupid reasons for loss of life (facebook rap beefs....are you f'n serious?!?!), shaking my head at the interrogations, etc. I don't want to take anything away from any detectives here, but jesus man....talking about fishing with dynamite. Its too damn easy. You....have.....the.....right.....to.......remain......silent. Fucking use it! |
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Quoted: Criminal: I thought he was reaching for a gun or that he had a gun... Cop: Did you mean to shoot him? Criminal: No sir. Cop: How many times did you shoot him? Criminal: Five or six times. Those interrogations are amazing in how stupid they are. It is like interrogating your five-year old over who stole the cookies.  |
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You actually caught an episode where the suspect is at least trying to look like they are co-operating. I dig that show. There was one episode, the suspects first name was George, I don't remember what his last name was. He shot up a bunch of kids in their bedroom. You should see his interview. What a piece of work. He was going off on how Glocks were the ultimate police killer. I've seen most all of them. I would be fishing below the lake cabin and reel in and haul ass up the hill to catch that show, whether the fish were biting or not. |
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I'm surprised the show hasn't come under fire (pun intended) for being disproportionate demographics wise. My savvy sister was visiting once and was captive audience to it because I was watching. She was quick to point out that many of the detectives or good guys were the same color as the suspects to neutralize any butthurt. Meanwhile, a liberal g/f I was dating for awhile got pissed because it was always on when she came over, saying I was a racist for watching it and that show went out of their way to magnify and blow out of proportion the small percentage that were bad apples blah, blah, blah ... shut up bitch. |
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Quoted: Nobody knows anyone's real name. It's always Pookie or Lil'Ray or T-bone or some other moniker. People getting killed for nothing. And the drug subculture of people living in run down shit hole motels is just amazing. |