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I’m inclined to agree that they shouldn’t be able to hire the police. Frankly, if there’s a threat, police protection should be free.
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by
Mop🧹
I have no idea who's allowed to hire the police. -- nm
Posted by
loosilu (aka loosilu2)
May 17 '23, 07:57
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According to the court, *no one* is allowed to hire the police. They’re the police. They’re not for hire. -- nm
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Mop🧹
May 17, 07:58
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that is 100% inaccurate. Film sets, street festivals, etc etc all hire off-duty police for events. Not sure if it works for individuals, but police
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Andie
May 17, 07:59
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*off duty* police offices are *private* security. I get what they want. They want cops. But you can’t just request cops.
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Mop🧹
May 17, 08:01
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They want the flashing lights. -- nm
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loosilu
May 17, 08:02
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Yeah. Someone with the authority to do something once lines are crossed. Private security takes out a cameraman that’s just more photos. Cop does it
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mafic
May 17, 08:05
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Wouldn't police officially step in at a certain point? The Beatles had police escorts.
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loosilu
May 17, 08:11
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