[WATCH] Massachusetts Cop Admits that Police Don’t Really Care About Public Safety

The Boston cyclist who goes by the YouTube handle, Me You, witnessed first hand, the complacent and lackadaisical attitude of police when it comes to public safety. The entire interaction was caught on his bike cam.

During his Tuesday morning bike ride to work over the Longfellow bridge, the cyclist witnessed a state trooper dangerously parked in the bike lane. The trooper’s vehicle was creating a vulnerable bottleneck of traffic and had a cyclist been in that bike lane, they would have been forced into oncoming traffic.

Showing real concern for public safety the cyclist attempted to inform a Boston State trooper of the dangerous actions of one of his co-workers. This proved to be completely futile.

When the cyclist explains to the state trooper that his fellow cop’s choice of parking spots is creating a public safety hazard, the state trooper is blatantly honest about not caring.

“No, we don’t really care about these bike lanes,” the trooper callously explains.

“I’m just trying to point out a dangerous scenario and maybe you can help out,” pleads the cyclist.

When asked if he could simply attempt to rectify a hazardous situation, which could have been done with a simple radio call, the trooper replies, “No.”

This is what protecting and serving has evolved into in the Land of the Free.

Source: http://www.nmws.us/video-massachusetts-cop-admits-that-police-dont-really-care-about-public-safety/

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