Police Strike Cordoba

[EricLovesBA]

I'm not a conspiracy theorist however I would be very very surprised if large groups of people weren't given blessings courtesy of the Cordoba police to go on a looting spree to enhance the chances of the police getting their raise. The police gain more bargening power 'look what happens when the police go on strike', and the looters get free shit without worrying about prosecution.

It's kind of hard to wrap my head around the idea that there can be all this video of people running down the street with their loot without fear of any prosecution from the footage. Some of them seem to be practically smiling and posing for the camera. I was trying to imagine the kids 20 years later pulling out their family albums and such. "Hey Mom, Dad, let's watch the looting video from '13. Remember we got home and the 52 inch flat screen got broke when we dropped it in the street and Mom cried, then we used it for target practice with the slingshots we stole. Man that shit was funny. I ate so much candy I threw up. Good times, good times."

 

[Somewhereinba]

Same thing happening in Santa Fe, a few shops got ransacked last night. Today the majority have closed their doors and taken all the stock from the store. Police want a higher salary.

http://www.ellitoral.com/index.php/id_um/95592-el-gobierno-hizo-una-nueva-propuesta-y-se-espera-la-respuesta-de-la-policia