Official Oppression Charge Spotted in the Wild

It’s rare you actually see a prosecutor bring the charge of Official Oppression, but they have done it Philly. The offense? A police officer who was flagged down by a woman picked her up and raped her in the back of his cruiser. Other charges stemming from the incident include 5 counts ranging from indecent exposure to rape.

7 thoughts on “Official Oppression Charge Spotted in the Wild”

  1. The fact they are prosecuting him makes me think maybe he didn’t do it. When was the last time Philadelphia bothered trying to punish the guilty?

  2. I hate stories that are poorly written.
    A woman out waiting for the bus at 3:00 AM? I have lived a long life but I have never had to wait at a bus stop at 3:00 AM..

    I’m thinking there is more to the story!

    1. Oh, I have no doubt she was up to no good. But, that doesn’t mean that he gets to rape her in the back of his car, either. I mean, let’s face it, there is no circumstance in which any sexual activity in his cruiser while he’s on duty is acceptable.

  3. Markie Marxist sez: “That’s outrageous! Our Marxist/warrior/hero/government agents should never be charged with such a nonsensical charge as ‘official oppression’! It’s their job to oppress people! Some people just don’t understand how totalitarianism is supposed to work.”

  4. “I have lived a long life but I have never had to wait at a bus stop at 3:00 AM..”

    So, how early do you think should she have been home in order to not deserve the rape?

  5. I’ve gotten home at 1 am before. Does that mean that I was “up to no good” or deserved to be raped?

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