Currently, President Trump himself Is A Criminal Suspect Under Investigation By The Federal Government.

Rough them up and throw them in the paddy wagon.

He is, indeed, a violent, bloody and deceitful man.

The man who loves law enforcement officers, as long as they’re not investigating his crimes, encouraged a swarm of unprofessional cops to violate the constitutional rights of suspects that are taken into custody.

On Friday, July 28, 2017, speaking to a rowdy group of police officers in Brentwood New York, President Trump encouraged police across the nation to give arrestees a Freddie Gray ride to those that are arrested by law enforcement officers.

On April 12, 2015, Freddie Carlos Gray, Jr., a 25-year-old died while in police custody after the Baltimore Police Department detained him, he was thrown in the back of a police transport vehicle and taken for a rough ride.

The crime that Gray committed on that day was to run from police officers.

The arresting officers would later claim that he had an illegal switch blade on his person.

Trump and several of his family members currently are under criminal investigation by federal law enforcement officers.

What treatment will they get should they get arrested? A rough ride in a paddy wagon?

Days after the president made his criminal intent to violate civil rights known to his base, several Police Chiefs and Sheriffs have taken steps to distance themselves from his ill-advised comments.

Top brass in Maine declared that Trump’s idea of extra-judicial punishment runs counter to their training and add that such behavior would weaken the ability of law enforcement everywhere to prosecute criminals and seek justice for victims.

Sheriff Kevin Joyce of Cumberland County echoed a similar point of view.

“It is not our job to be judge, jury, and executioner,” he says.