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Sarcofaygo t1_jb8gesc wrote

Reply to comment by [deleted] in Bricks With Homophobic Anti-Leftist Messages Shatter Red Ink’s Windows by Alphabet_Mafia_69

Why? I think it'd be a good thing for whoever threw these bricks to be arrested and charged, don't you?

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NinjaSant4 t1_jb8xsju wrote

Do you think the police would dedicate any time to a broken window investigation with no camera footage? Even with a fairly good image of the person they would do next to nothing.

Unless you need a police report to file an insurance claim why would you call them in this scenario?

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Sarcofaygo t1_jb8zgmw wrote

They can't do anything if they aren't contacted

You miss 100% of the shots you don't take

Or you can have it your way and make no effort to apprehend the individuals who did this, who are potentially neo nazis

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NinjaSant4 t1_jb9400e wrote

They don't do anything regardless of if they are contacted. You like doing tasks for no reason at all? Contact the police and waste your time for them to do nothing?

If you think they would open an investigation into what is considered petty vandalism you've really got a fantasy view of the police.

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Previous_Floor t1_jba2ewm wrote

>If you think they would open an investigation into what is considered petty vandalism you've really got a fantasy view of the police.

The homophobic note attached to the brick puts it into hate crime territory, not just petty vandalism.

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NinjaSant4 t1_jba3pzl wrote

Well considering it was written on the brick and then attempted to be scrubbed off it's unlikely the hate crime would stick - hence them mentioning in the article it was most likely scrubbed off to avoid hate crime charges (which is a surprisingly amount of foresight for neo nazis honestly).

And the cops were contacted, but shockingly they haven't made any arrests. Even though members of the (presumed) same group have made appearances throughout the city since then.

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Sarcofaygo t1_jb95968 wrote

So you are saying the best course of action is to... not attempt to investigate this vandalism to find out who did it, ergo meaning they can do it again. 🤔

You keep saying nothing can be done but if you don't even make an attempt the success rate drops to zero

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NinjaSant4 t1_jb9eija wrote

They will not investigate the vandalism. They will take the report and nothing will come of it. It's an insurance claim.

Do you also think the police investigate every instance of graffiti?

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Sarcofaygo t1_jba5lt8 wrote

Its not vandalism it'd a hate crime

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NinjaSant4 t1_jba5r41 wrote

Except if you read the article you would see that it is not being investigated as such.

Good job reading past the headline and making assumptions though!

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Sarcofaygo t1_jba65xm wrote

You are comparing it to Graffiti, I'm going by what you said. Jesus

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Previous_Floor t1_jba37cb wrote

The only legitimate reason to not contact the police is if they're criminals also.

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