If you are not a Mom but want to become one, you should watch this show on Netflix. You think that when you have a child. Your child will listen to you. You think your child will see that you have faced Death to bring them into the world and it will mean something.
Meanwhile, this show reminded me of “Training Day”. It’s a bad idea to hire the dumb guys from high school who everyone hated then give them a gun, a taser and a car. You think that intelligent guys with a future wouldn’t do the job. Dumb guys who were bullies and cowards with no friends don’t really have a choice. Right?
Do we really need police?
The job is no good for the community and no good for the police themselves. When they get killed in the line of duty, a million cops wash up, line up, and roll out. Who is that presentation for? I think it’s for the other cops who realize the price of their lives is too high. The huge turnout strengthens the thin blue line doesn’t it?
By Andy Newman July 20, 2007
New York Police salute as a hearse carrying the casket of NYPD Officer Wilbert Mora is escorted down Fifth Avenue as it departs from St. Patrick’s Cathedral after a funeral service for Mora, Wednesday, Feb. 2, 2022, in New York. For the second time in under a week, police converged on New York City’s St. Patrick’s Cathedral to pay tribute to a young officer gunned down while answering a call for help in Harlem. Mora was shot along with Officer Jason Rivera on Jan. 22 while responding to a call about a domestic argument in an apartment. (AP Photo/Yuki Iwamura)
A change needs to happen… this is ridiculous really.
83% liked this TV show per Google users
When 15-year-old black cyclist Brenton Butler dies in a hit-and-run accident — with a white police officer behind the wheel of the vehicle — Jersey City explodes with racial tension. This crime drama explores the aftermath of the accident, which includes an attempted cover-up by the police department and a volatile trial. Assistant prosecutor KJ wants to prosecute the hit-and-run as a hate crime, in addition to a negligent homicide. The longer the case drags on without a resolution, the more tense the situation becomes. Emmy winner Regina King stars as Brenton’s churchgoing mother, Latrice.
Final episode date: February 23, 2018
Nominations: Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie
Network: Netflix
Genre: Crime film
First episode date: February 23, 2018 (USA) #Pisces
Executive producer: Jonathan Filley
Watching this series, I thank GOD every moment that I dropped Criminal Justice and picked up Accounting. Before you decide to study criminal justice or join the police academy you should take a “ride-along”.
For those who like to live where 911 is called frequently, change your mind, change your lives. With what police get exposed to daily, you don’t want them no where near you or touching anything you own. They are filled and surrounded by unclean, negative spirits of every ilk. Even when they pull over your car they touch your rear lights and bumper. You need to bless everything that is yours that they touch including your license, registration, and insurance papers. Most cops don’t go to confession anymore, etc… do they? Where are they offloading those evil spirits these days? DON’T CALL 911. Even if you get away alive you ain’t “clean”. What tells the different cops to go after certain people? What’s really in “control”. What happens to the souls that are accosted, touched, handled by cops?? What do the Coroner’s know? This is truly “Tales of the Crypt”.
Watching Seven Seconds, I am reminded of my Criminal Justice courses so long ago. I am thankful to be in Accounting Information Services instead. Glory to Elohim.
This is the cast. Please keep them in your prayers. Psalm 91.
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