Raw LLM Responses

Someone made a very good point about reddit going on a witch hunt every time a cop does something remotely wrong, and I agreed that it seems some degree prejudice is leveled when these posts come up. This is one of the times where we *should* be outraged because: a) a child was killed by someone's (it doesn't even have to be a cop for this to be wrong) negligence. b) no repercussions were brought down on the officer in question, a person who's workplace motto is "to protect and serve". Now, I'm all for getting to the bottom of a headline and innocence before guilt has been proven, but for there not to be charges brought up against this officer, that is something that eats at my moral compass, and makes me wonder where our justice system will be in another 5-10 years.