TV Show Videotaped Raid That Killed Detroit Girl

[moe.ron]

Anybody else feel that the reality show might have an effect on how the police acted while the camera was on? Trying to get that little effect going?

[RU OX Alum]

Originally Posted by moe.ron

Anybody else feel that the reality show might have an effect on how the police acted while the camera was on? Trying to get that little effect going?

No I don't feel that at all. And if that's the case, it's completely unacceptable and makes them look worse in my opinion.

[PM_Mama00]

Originally Posted by BabyPiNK_FL

From what I understand the home was split into TWO separate units although the police did have warrants for both, but they KNEW he was not in the one where the girl resided.

Either way it's no excuse. While I certainly agree, you don't invite trouble into your home, even IF they had (which apparently they did NOT), that little girl had no say in the matter and did nothing wrong. She was sleeping in her couch.

I'm curious where you got all that, because I haven't heard ANY of it.

[Drolefille]

Originally Posted by moe.ron

Anybody else feel that the reality show might have an effect on how the police acted while the camera was on? Trying to get that little effect going?

You'd actually think that being on camera would make them less likely to shoot up a house from the front porch and then lie about how they killed a 7 year old. You know since there's a record.

That show's been on for a while, it's not like new and surprise cameras showed up.

[PeppyGPhiB]

Originally Posted by Drolefille

You'd actually think that being on camera would make them less likely to shoot up a house from the front porch and then lie about how they killed a 7 year old. You know since there's a record.

That show's been on for a while, it's not like new and surprise cameras showed up.

Not to mention that this show isn't at all like "COPS." The First 48 is a really well-done show, and it's pretty real and drama-free.