The likelihood of all of what you said actually being true is unfortunately kinda high.

Lol. 

To be fair, he probably didn’t even see the stop sign because he was answering a text from his side piece.  He may have actually thought the other guy was at fault.

Here’s an alternative view: this policeman has a position with a lot of power (e.g. the ability to arrest) and he used this power illegally to cover up one of his illegal and potentially deadly mistakes. He should be arrested, punished, and blacklisted from working in this industry for life.

Also according to Fox 2, the Michigan State Police have so far not commented on the incident, citing that it is under investigation.

So in addition to the stop sign infraction the cop is on the hook for unlawful arrest and illegal imprisonment.

Embarrassment, lack of insurance, unable to get a referral to a dermatologist, being told that there’s nothing to be done by a GP.

Not surprised in the least.
“Power tripping a-hole too embarrassed to admit he was breaking the law arrests the other guy to take the blame.”

Something something bad apples something...

Then wait until your name is smeared and reputation is ruined in a civil lawsuit.  Will it still be an extreme standard when it is you that is involved?

I just want to burn it all the fuck down.  

The boxster was the savior of the 911. Then Porsche became much more profitable with the Cayenne.

Amount of time spent offroad:

I mean, I care about this matter because there are hundreds/thousands of artists who are less successful than Taylor and are even more swallowed up and manipulated by the corrupt leaders of the music biz. I may not care about Taylor’s case specifically, but if even she doesn’t have the power to fix this, there’s not…

Yeah, child stars always succeed for the rest of their lives.

love too have my employment be a trick played on me by a rich child who will never have to work a real job in their entire life

Except that everything she says we already know, it's just that half the country doesn't care

Ok Nannette was only “big” in communities that watch comedy specials to write think pieces about them.

She’s more of a TED talk host than a comedian.

I mean she’s right.