The mayor said he knew that our as-yet-unidentified source for our series exposing widespread police corruption was a "bizarre" cop named Frank Serpico, and cautioned against relying on him.
In a bizarre "cop turns robber" incident, head police constable, Ajay Kumar Tomar of the Delhi Police's 7th battalion, shot dead an elderly businessman and seriously injured another person, Delhi police said (Times of India).
A couple of bizarre cops arrive on the scene, one fat and one thin, dressed in black suits and bowlers like Laurel and Hardy, and they are subject to absurd indignities: the fat one keeps falling over and rolling down the dunes.
This prompted a bizarre cry from the kettled cops of, "Who's kettling who now?" Things got a bit hairy and this guy was pushed to the ground and forced to stare directly into the bearded officer's groin.
With bizarre brazenness, Wallkill cops pulled over young women on traffic stops — "driving while blond" seemed to be the primary infraction — and solicited dates in return for dropping falsified charges.
The department, long notorious for stonewalling records requests, stalled for about a year, but then something bizarre happened: The cops argued they did not have to tell Hashmi and Abdur-Rashid whether the records they sought even existed, and that merely acknowledging the records might "cause substantial harm to the integrity and efficiency of the NYPD's investigations of terrorist activities".
So it's certainly a bizarre twist that Samurai Cop has not only found incredible cult success 25 years after it's release, but filmmaker Greg Hantanka is now in the process of assembling the original cast for a sequel, which is currently raising funds on Kickstarter.
The city ended up having to shut down its Metro Rail, sending commuters a bizarre travel warning, so cops could go in after the guy.
Still, she told the Oregonian that the whole thing was "just bizarre," and explained to the cop that "when people do things like this, it can be dangerous for people like me".
Still, she told the Oregonian that the whole thing was "just bizarre," and explained to the cop that "when people do things like this, it can be dangerous for people like me". "It boils down to people not knowing their neighbors and people having a sense of fear in their neighborhoods, which is kind of my job to help eradicate," she said.
A civil trial alleging that Vancouver police wrongfully and violently arrested a Nigerian refugee with mental illness wrapped on Friday, and testimony by several cops paint a bizarre and brutal picture.
