Reading all of this, who would want to be a police officer in Atlanta? I don't blame the officers that walked off, or chose to skip their shift. If I was one, I would resign and look for a city where law and truth still means something. When truth is meaningless and only optics is important, then the outworking of justice is no longe…
Reading all of this, who would want to be a police officer in Atlanta? I don't blame the officers that walked off, or chose to skip their shift. If I was one, I would resign and look for a city where law and truth still means something. When truth is meaningless and only optics is important, then the outworking of justice is no longer possible. I don't know whether the officer did something wrong. But I fear for him, as now truth doesn't matter. I do know that the district attorney has done that is wrong. If he has a boss, he should be fired. For a city reported to be the birth place of "civil rights" what is happening is more than sad, for now the city might be know as the place where optics won and truth was rendered meaningless.
Reading all of this, who would want to be a police officer in Atlanta? I don't blame the officers that walked off, or chose to skip their shift. If I was one, I would resign and look for a city where law and truth still means something. When truth is meaningless and only optics is important, then the outworking of justice is no longer possible. I don't know whether the officer did something wrong. But I fear for him, as now truth doesn't matter. I do know that the district attorney has done that is wrong. If he has a boss, he should be fired. For a city reported to be the birth place of "civil rights" what is happening is more than sad, for now the city might be know as the place where optics won and truth was rendered meaningless.