I helped the cops one day, in Seattle, on capitol hill.. a couple girls running towards me, old slow fat cops chasing behind, blowing whistle yelling, 'stop them.' I did, I tackled one of them. Boom on the ground on top of me, broken ankle and fricked up leg for the rest of my life, but we stopped her.  Month later was called to testify at court.  Day of hearing I arrived and sat next to the two girls on a bench out front, smoking cigarettes we all... then inside court... Mr. My name, is this girl sitting on the stand the one you stopped for the police on date and time? No it is not, her friends is the one and she's over.... Enough, that's enough, a no or yes Mr myname.. No ...  As I leave on crutches out the doorway a cop whispers to me, mr myname, we're sorry but the one you stopped has a one year old and she's 18 and this would be her 3rd conviction and would put her in prison, we couldn't do that to the child... please try to understand.... Never have I trusted a cop ever since. And once I was called to jury duty and relayed this my story and motion was moved and passed to release me from the case...which involved a cop and a citizen. Question was; in a case involving a cop and a citizen would you tend to be neutral in such and such sitution?  . ha ha.