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When a boss goes too far, it usually looks like micromanaging or unfair deadlines. But what if your boss staged something darker—a fake stalker designed to make employees feel scared and grateful for his “protection”? It sounds like a plot ripped from a thriller, but for some workers, it’s disturbingly real. The question is, how should you respond when your manager manipulates fear instead of building trust?

Citizens are aware that some laws are a bit bogus. Well, these police officers feel the same way and here are a few they actually disagree with.

There are two types of criminals: the ones who know what they're doing, and the ones who always screw up, especially whenever they are questioned by police.

How do you stop a toddler from dialing 911 and babbling gibberish to the operator, or a two-year-old from calling because he wants breakfast? You don't.

On top of risking their lives to serve their communities, police officers also face ethical dilemmas that force them to examine their own morality.

Whenever cops are around, you realize you're acting suspiciously simply by trying to not act suspiciously. We've all been there.