A Side Of Police Officers You Don’t Often Get To See … It’s Pretty Nice!

This “It Gets Better” video from the LGBTQ members of the Austin Police Department starts out slow (jump to 0:34 for the good stuff) but … it gets better. It’s easy to stereotype police officers, especially for their behavior in the wake of events like the Occupy movement, but these guys are really breaking the…

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Rebecca Eisenberg

Sep 24, 2012

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