When I learned of the allegations I was dumbfounded because it did not appear to be a one off event. The news stated that CHP IA found inconsistencies with about 1/2 of the citations the officer wrote in 2023. I was outraged to learn that the officer received diversion. If there was ever a case for a LEO to serve prison time for their actions, I would think that this would be a slam dunk. How do CHP officers and other LEO's for that matter feel about this?

I'm not sure this is gonna end up warranting a mega - but it seems to be fairly "Reddit Ragey" at the moment, so why not.

This will be our thread for the recent (July 22nd) OIS in Madison, WI.

Not much is yet known *factually*, but it appears it started out as a call for a vehicle prowler, who subsequently fled on bicycle, then fought arresting officers. At some point, a large knife (which can be seen in photos) was brought into the picture, and, based on current statements, at least one officer was injured by it.

The video isn't terribly pretty - but, in the words of Shania - "That don't impress me much"