Good question. Who do you turn to for help and who can you trust? Would you have behaved differently to this fellow? Look what it nearly got him.
From the DA's Eye on Crime blog
When in a potentially dangerous situation who would you turn to?
The most obvious answer is the police.
Well, that is what Jarryd Viviers did last Friday, and unfortunately, those he sought for protection, nearly cost him his life.
According to here, on Friday night, Jarryd, 24, was on his way from De Deur to his home in Apple Orchards when a car started following him.
He noticed that the car was following him and it started flashing its headlights non-stop. He decided to drive past his house rather then stop and be robbed and killed by hijackers in his driveway.
He kept driving - looking desperately for some help.
With a sigh of relief Jarryd noticed that a police car was in front of him. He stopped at the side of the road, but before he could even get out, bullets started flying.
The officers then dragged him out of the car and proceeded to kick and slap Jarryd. They screamed at him, accusing him of letting a suspect get away.
Then one officer told him to get in his car and “fuck off”.
Jarryd says that he believes that there were police officers in the car that had been following him. However, he claims that the car behind him did not have a blue light on its roof, and no police signs were visible from the front.
However, if there were police in the car that followed him, and their intention was to hijack him, why would they ask him to get back in his car and go?
So there is no real proof that the police were involved in the scam. However, what is strange is that the police are accusing Jarryd of interrupting an arrest.
Well, whether he interrupted an arrest or not, that is no reason to start shooting bullets at him and beating him up!
Pretty strange case, and quite concerning.
I am sure Jarryd won’t be asking a police officer for assistance anytime soon.
1 Opinion(s):
What bothers me about posts such as this one, is that the regular reader of these types of reports, tends to become desensitised. this is not a good thing. The shockabilaty loses its kick. One tends to withdraw to the "I hope it does not happen to me" as opposed to "It will never happen to me" Life is a bitch and having experienced being on the recieving end of being robbed by a policeman and his cronies, you do get over it, but we the "F*cked by the police Club" tend to be more careful when dealing with these uniformed thugs. Oh yes, no "blue light suvcade" news, or is that noise, in some time now. Are the MSM puppets not reporting it or has the situation changed? But on that happy note, here is some interesting thuggery :
http://www.digitaljournal.com/article/268415
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