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Controversial killings protested in San Ysidro
Due to state attorney generals and justices protecting vicious law enforcement officers that are out of control, ruthless correctional, patrolmen and border patrol officers have evolved. They have a profile that is similar to "serial killers". Their "high" starts when they afflict wounds that draw blood and continues when the victims repeatedly cry's and begs for mercy. Some officers feel cheated when their victims dies before they feel satisfaction. Also, many officers who have served tours in Iraq and/or Afghanistan brings back with them two types of profiles: The first profile are those who have become cold and ruthless. They are taking down unarmed fellow Americans with no remorse as if they are were hostile war combatants. The second profile are those who are suffering from PTSD and/or depression and/or anxiety. They may be doing fine one minute; however, their mental disorders can be triggered in a second by an event or actions of others.— March 2, 2013 5:34 a.m.