This is the perfect summary of who the police really serve, the wealthy and their property.
this post was submitted on 09 Mar 2025
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It feels like there's some context missing here. Even Chicago police wouldn't just stand a row of cops in front of a Tesla dealer to "protect" it in the middle of the day. One squad and two officers tops would accomplish the same thing.
Probably a legal protest with an overblown police presence because they often get hazard, overtime and off duty bonuses. An hour at a protest can be worth effectively 4 so if a 10 hr protest happens they may actually make a work week of pay.
An Indivisible protest was planned. This reaction is absurd because Indivisible has always operated within the law.
They only have so many officers. How many locations can they cover? For how long?
Guerilla forces only need to be lucky once.
In FY2022, the City budgeted for 13,108 sworn officer positions across all funds and all job classifications (including police officers and supervisor-level positions).[1] The CPD budget includes 950 non-sworn positions.
Sheesh
What, are they gonna live there?
The building can't run, and we have shows to watch while they make some overtime pay.
That seems a tad excessive
As someone in the Market for a NEW EV seeing this makes me REALLY want a Testla!
Is this ai... The STUPID random capitalized WORDS is very youtube-esq title baiting. Very dumb like the comment
"Character" account.
To be fair they usually nail it.
Alternatively, they nailed it especially well this time.
Oh great, SARCASM on the internet with BIG WORDS