How can it be "assaulting a police officer" when he's not acting in official police capacity? He's paid security. I can see him being charged with trespassing or "assault" if he actually struck the security guard (regardless of whether or not he was a cop)....but the cop in this instance is merely security in this instance.
How does one justify elevating the charge to that level(and why is assaulting a cop worse than assaulting a child, old woman, handicapped person or average man any different under the "eyes of the law" when we are all supposed to be equal under it????).
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How can it be "assaulting a police officer" when he's not acting in official police capacity? He's paid security. I can see him being charged with trespassing or "assault" if he actually struck the security guard (regardless of whether or not he was a cop)....but the cop in this instance is merely security in this instance.
How does one justify elevating the charge to that level(and why is assaulting a cop worse than assaulting a child, old woman, handicapped person or average man any different under the "eyes of the law" when we are all supposed to be equal under it????).
Bowels out.
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