CHP cuffs firefighter trying to rescue victims of a crash on a busy highway

OC for ME said:

Getting from a civil action to charging the offending cop with a crime related to the unlawful restraint of a citizen is my goal.

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Fuller Malarkey said:

It can be confusing, trying to discuss the ethical and moral implications involved when two separate public service entities collide. What differentiates the two in practical terms?

Firemen:

Volunteer firemen save family from electrical short in home furnace

http://www.nbcdfw.com/news/local/Fi...-One-Dog-in-Early-Morning-Fire-223915811.html

Police:

No Knock Warrant Results In Deputy Shot, Police Set House on Fire to Flush Suspect

http://www.mercurynews.com/breaking-news/ci_22889724/fire-engulfs-wash-house-during-standoff-man

To recap:

Fireman: Will risk life to save citizen from burning house.

Police: Will burn house down with you in it, shoot you as you try to flee the flames.

Fireman:

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Police:

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Now the civics test:

Which should be interfering with the other?

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