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mrme033: 1 year ago

I hear people say they're not afraid of the police. Then why are they running?

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cindrellaman: 1 year ago

Cause they don't want to get arrested

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Zaruna: 1 year ago

They're not afraid of the police themselves, but they don't want to go to jail either.

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Alysha323: 1 year ago

their not afraid but if they dont run they will be afraid to go to jail dont drop the soap

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Pman019: 1 year ago via iPhone

Hahaha I know that joke!!!

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1Direction_Mars: 1 year ago via Android

Because they finally realized that the police are something you should be afraid of.

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BrendaOrtega: 1 year ago

its probably because they want to look tough,they are running because they have done something wrong or have something on them. you shouldnt be afraid of the police its just what the outcome is when you go to jail

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adder111: 1 year ago

Sounds like they'd rather not deal with the police AT ALL.

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DewayneRice: 1 year ago via Android

to get away

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Sea_Trish: 1 year ago via iPhone | Last edited at 1:15PM on 4/8/2012

The guilty almost always run. There are many good, fair-minded police persons. But in some communities police have the power to use racial profiling as a sport, turning minorities into targets. It's shocking how much this happens. I'd run too.

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BeautifulNitemare: 1 year ago via iPhone

Unbelievable

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Sea_Trish: 1 year ago

I've never been pulled over as a "suspicious person" but my friend, a 40-something nicely dressed professional black man has been pulled over twice in San Francisco, his 'crime', we think, was that he was driving a luxury car that the police assumed was stolen. He was not treated nicely. Anyway, this question made me think of him.

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