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Yet more evil from the police in Floridumb Florida: [bbc.com]

anglophone 9 Dec 6
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It wouldn't be the first time nor the last time a city/state/federal employee used their credentials to get out of legal troubles.

Betty Level 8 Dec 6, 2022
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If we are going to insist, as we should, that nobody is above the law, then this is indeed appropriate IMO.
She certainly could have asked to be given just a warning, verbal or written, but to try and use her position is just obnoxious!

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It's very common in Florida for people to use golf carts as personal transportation. This will be an unpopular opinion, not that I care, but this is a very minor offense. For her to lose her job because she asks for professional courtesy is unfair imo. Nothingburger.

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