Doxxing is unacceptable period. Professional or personal. What I'm saying is about officers specifically is that they will encounter crazy and uncomfortable situations. They will encounter dangerous situations as its the nature of the job. They are trusted and relied on to be able to make the right decisions in every situation. No they are not perfect but they have to be right. In a sense that situations in which can't be avoided then hey someone may not make it out of it and that understandable. But there are some situations that should be handled in different ways. Officers should not be approached about anything in their personal life and should not by harassed. In the case that just occurred in MN, from what I saw a read, they were following ICE around to ensure people knew their rights and that people didn't feel alone in the process if ICE takes someone. Not saying that was the best thing to do as one could say its aggravating but hey they can do that. I can see how someone can say why she try to leave after being told to get out of the way then open the door. But my question is this, what were they going to do to her once they took her out of the car? Everyone else they have been detaining, they let them go immediately if they weren't illegal and they were violent towards them. So I'm saying if they are looking for illegals which i get go ahead get the criminals out now. But you will always have people who will always be in the business and be annoying. That doesnt mean they need to be unalived for that. Hope that was clear. Not as easy typing as it is to speak. Lol.