(“ANTI-CRIME OFFICER’S JOB DESCRIPTION”)
The New York Police Department’s elite anticrime
officers are invisible observers, prowling the streets in unmarked cars and civilian clothes in a bid to stop felony crimes before they start.
Anti-Crime tries to avoid detection in an effort to spot criminals during criminal activity in order to arrest them. Anti-Crime officers, unlike patrol units, are not required to handle typical radio runs, such as accidents, disputes, and general policing calls that uniformed officers are called on for a majority of their jobs. Anti-Crime officers are typically tasked with finding felony suspects, such as those possessing weapons, or committing recurring crimes in the area. If a certain crime is spiking in an area, such as burglary, Anti-Crime officers will be tasked with finding those responsible, usually through following the suspects…However, these officer’s here are doing the opposite, they are trying to squeeze through the 4th Amendment by pulling vehicles over for things that a traffic officer wouldn’t even pull a car over for, but because I was documenting this stop, they try to wiggle out of their misconduct by blaming a little red light that was off, but the main brake lights were fully functional.
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