Steroids and aggressive behavior of police

[element00]

This sounds plausible for the average person, but is so far from being based on objective evidence. Ahhh, but why let that get in the way?

Steroids May Be Behind Aggressive Behavior of US Police

 

[CdnGuy]

Can't help a situation if the cop is jacked and dealing with a hostile individual. But imo the biggest factor for many police who use excessive force is summed up in 2 words. Rodney King!

 

[Jeremiahflex]

Average police officer I meet looks like Carl Winslow
But white. So idk about steroids.The only Cop to ever let me go after burning out in an intersection was on juice. Dude was a monster, seen him at 24 hour fitness and he was vascular AF. Like 6' 230 cool ass dude. Only bad thing was he might have been banging under age girls from my school (no proof) they would always talk about how muscular he was and cute. I was like why do all these bitches know him.
Edit: sorry for babbling, my point was all the cops that fuck with me are slobs

 

[benchyourmom]

I workout alongside many police officers and I know some are juiced. It's not hard to tell when they're big and vascular. The tell tale is they bring aas up all the time, even though they're saying they don't use... Sure buddy!

 

[benchyourmom]

I don't even care if they use, just let me use in peace and I'm good!

 

[savage lifter]

This is a stretch at best. It is almost always down to power trips and how they grew up, e.g. bullied in school and then turn the tables around and abuse their power. There's a lot of good cops though, they just get unnoticed.

 

[technik]

It would be nice if news articles were required to have some sort of evidence instead of just saying things. I feel like the vast majority of news sites are just full of enticing headlines, more concerned with views than having any sort of substance. And all the sheeple eat them up.

Like Lyle Alzado's own doctor saying AAS couldn't have given him cancer and just being ignored. So frustrating.

Most cops I've met have been really chill, maybe two exceptions. One, a young dude, maybe like twenty. Obviously this was the first time this guy had any sort of authority in his life because he was a real tool. And the cop that I ran from was pretty uncool lmao

 

[Savagesteve]

I think it mostly boils down to power tripping as well. The biggest dicks are rookies and/or those with Napoleon syndrome. While it isn't always the case its like with anything else, don't be a dick to them and they usually won't return the favor.

 

[Oregongearhead]

Maybe we should have a "Share a Adex Day" for cops , split our AI"s with them . Get their E2 down before they shoot someone....

 

[mudbutt22]

This is a stretch at best. It is almost always down to power trips and how they grew up, e.g. bullied in school and then turn the tables around and abuse their power. There's a lot of good cops though, they just get unnoticed.

This is 100% true in my opinion. It's the same reason some of them are so trigger happy too. Deep down they are scared little boys. The reason they became cops wasn't so they could help people and make a difference, it was so they could give the guys that picked on them speeding tickets. When confronted with a situation where they might be in danger they panic.

This isn't to say there aren't good cops. I used to lift with one who taught me a ton. He actually put 15 lbs on me over a summer in my early 20s and he was a great dude in general.

 

[Just Fish]

In New Jersey I'd say 20% of the force does use. The ones that do control their behavior cause they don't want the attention.