Loser Pittsburg cop Paul Abel arresting man over questioning "Cops are the real victims" mask

-Salary still paid by citizens he violates the rights of

Sadly, just another day in the U.S. of A.

It's PittsburgH...with an H.

Pittsburgh is spelled with an “h” at the end. There was only a few years in its history that it didn’t use the “h” and it wasn’t any time recently.

If a cop is wearing the 'Thin Blue Line' regalia it demonstrates they hold a belief that there should be no accountability in policing, exactly like the craven little small dicked officer so predictably demonstrated with his flagrant abuse of power.

The man arrested had all kinds of drugs and paraphernalia on him in his backpack. The cop, when off duty at a bar, pistol whipped someone and the firearm discharged and wounded him.

R6, just from the clip, they likely searched him to find something to arrest him for. Thats after the fact. How did America's police get like this?

Off topic: the guy being handcuffed looks chunky hot.

[quote] Pittsburgh is spelled with an “h” at the end. There was only a few years in its history that it didn’t use the “h” and it wasn’t any time recently.

Well the next time you start a thread, type out a headline hastily and graze the 'H' key you can better believe I'll be there to pedantically assert my intellectual superiority over the fact.

R8 Fuck you, unlike R3 I at least let you know that for a short period, nineteen year in fact, that your spelling would have been correct! But yes this happening in a major city has more bearing than if it was in one of the many little towns named Pittsburg in the U.S.

All hail R8 / OP. He typed [italic]hastily[/italic] to bring us this information, which, didn't we read about here on Friday? I guess that poster didn't type hastily, as, look...I see the H. I see the H.

The guy being arrested looks adorable.

Where is this Pittsburg of which you speak, OP?

Just to add to the confusion (and shut up that pretentious twat pontificating on the 'h' in word) there IS a city in California that is spelled "Pittsburg".

R12 There are many places called Pittsburg, if you would have looked at R11 reply you would see that and know why there is grand confusion about OP’s posting. In 1890 the US Board on Geographic Names tried to standardize place names and demanded that “burghs” drop the “h.” Pittsburgh complied for nearly two decades, but then reasserted itself and returned to the “h” spelling. It did not want to be commonplace like those other towns.

I love that the flute player just keeps playing.