Police Have No Duty To Protect The Public

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  • Scott.Thornton

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    My dad, uncles, and a bunch of old guys at deer camp always told me this while I was growing up. I believe it to be more relevant now than ever before. Old article Yes, Still the truth Yes.
     

    thatguy

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    The basis for this decision was a "they didn't show up in time" lawsuit. It basically says that police agencies have an obligation to protect society at large, but there is not a cop on every corner and they can't be held liable because one person did not get immediate service. I really think this decision should further enforce the right to bear arms.
     
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