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Former LAPD officer Ruben Palomares offered candid remarks about law enforcement, stating that 30% of cops are dirty and 85% can't fight. Palomares exposed what he perceives as widespread issues within the police force, contrasting the profession’s image as law enforcers with internal realities. He pointed out the hypocrisy of the "blue wall of silence," criticizing the culture that discourages officers from reporting on each other's misconduct. Palomares, backed by his experience from training thousands of officers, emphasized that a significant number lack both physical combat skills and appropriate disposition when dealing with civilians, leading to unnecessary escalations and rights violations. He stressed that many officers are physically and mentally unfit, showing ignorance and excessive pride during interactions.
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