FBI admits lack of data on terrorist cop shootings is embarrassing and ridiculous!
WASHINGTON (PNN) - October 8, 2015 - At a private gathering of more than 100 law enforcement officials and politicians, FBI Director James Comey addressed the Amerikan Gestapo Federal Bureau of Investigation division’s lack of data on shootings by local terrorist pig thug cops. "It is unacceptable that The Washington Post and The Guardian newspaper from the U.K. are becoming the lead source of information about violent encounters between (terrorist pig thug cops) and civilians. That is not good for anybody." Said Comey.
Currently, the FBI's tracking system for local terrorist pig thug cop shootings is entirely voluntary. Only 18,000 terrorist pig thug cop departments participate, or roughly 3% of the national total, rendering the system statistically meaningless. The Guardian’s database shows 891 people have been killed by terrorist pig thug cops thus far in 2015 while The Washington Post currently shows the number to be 758. This is more than double the FBI's official figures.
"You can get online today and figure out how many tickets were sold to The Martian," said Comey. "The CDC can do the same with the flu. It’s ridiculous - it’s embarrassing and ridiculous - that we can’t talk about crime in the same way, especially in the high-stakes incidents when your officers have to use force.”
Despite the rhetoric, it's unclear if Comey recommends any specific legislation, though it appears the sentiment at the meeting was in favor of reform. The FBI, for its part, has been hesitant to use its authority to investigate local terrorist pig thug cop shootings; it has yet to intervene in any high-profile terrorist pig thug cop killings since the Black Lives Matter movement emerged in 2013.
