Comments by "Red Ensign" (@redensign9975) on "NBC News" channel.

  1. They rarely get killed in the line of duty. There are 18,000 law enforcement agencies in the US. About 50 were killed in the line of duty in 2019. You keep hearing the LIE that they put their life on the line every day but the truth is the vast majority never put their life on the line even once in their entire career. Approximately 21,000 government law enforcement employees have been killed in the line of duty from 1791 until now. It's probably more dangerous to be a Girl Guide selling cookies than it is to be a law enforcement employee, but they all have the phrase "I was in fear of my life" permanently imprinted in their blue robot brain. They lie every day in the normal performance of their job, whether it's on the street or under oath in a court of law.
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  2. He's had an exemplary career which means he's gotten away with that sort of thing in the past and has never been caught or paid any consequences.
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