http://www.cnn.com/2014/10/31/opinion/cevallos-pennsylvania-arrest/...

(CNN) -- When police arrested Eric Frein, accused in the death of a Pennsylvania state trooper, they symbolically used the equipment of their fallen brother, Cpl. Bryon Dickson, to take Frein into custody.

They drove the suspect in Dickson's police vehicle, put him in Dickson's handcuffs, took him to the barracks where the shooting occurred, and held Frein there until he was moved to the correctional facility in Pike County.

Danny Cevallos

This drew some immediate attention. Some have questioned if these customs constitute the law enforcement equivalent of taunting, possibly prejudicing the arrest and evidence. Others might criticize the expenditure of government resources for purely symbolic gestures—like transporting an ordinary pair of handcuffs great distances, when a pair of local zip-ties could do the job. So, should we discourage these law enforcement traditions?

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Then this dipshit (traitor) attorney Cevallos goes on to say:"The legal verdict? Nah. Let the police do this. And that's coming from a criminal defense attorney."

I will spare you the rest, click on the link if you really want to read the rest (and get a load of all the evil comments by the trolls while you're there, you wanna talk about thugs with keyboards with 10 different personas, they're all right there defending the master, the police state, like good little house slaves.  Makes me want to vomit.)