LOL @ trusting police to protect you.
dunno what kind of backwards places you 2 live in, but i don't think that's normal. I'd expect that in Russia, but not in Canada or the U.S"We were pretty frantic and I was bleeding," Harrison recalled. "We said, 'Those guys over there just attacked us' but police directed us to another officer on Mackay St."
That police officer opened his car window a crack, and without looking at Harrison, who was telling his story, said: "What do you want me to do about it?" Harrison recounted.
Your first line of defense is yourself.
Of course they are under no legal obligation. Wars are also not fought for freedom, and taxes aren't allocated by "fair share".I agree, but the point of the thread is that police is under "no legal obligation to protect you when you're in danger"... now that's some fucked up shit IMO!