Here is just a snippet of some of the stray comments I have found in the blog by doing a search for "police", "cop" and "pig".

On the streets the police are viewed as being the enemy, and many homeless people fear that an officer would beat them, steal their belongings, and leave them for dead at the first opportunity. This is not true of the majority of the police officers, but I have been in this town long enough to know that there actually are some bad cops out there who for some reason seem to get off on bullying
homeless people.

I don't think any answer to any of those questions would lead me to say: "Oh, well that cop did the right thing." The boy was 11 years old, if a fully trained police
officer is unable to restrain an 11 year old, then she shouldn't be a police officer. 

After he was tazed the first time, why was he not put in restraints? Why weren't he
and the girl put on opposite sides of the school? SO many mistakes made by the school and the police officer. I smell big fat lawsuit against the school.

And then someone got ticketed and the mass stopped. Two cruisers and and a pig SUV pulled up to intimidate us. While they were doing this, some wonderful human being snuck up to one of the parked cruisers and proceeded to slash two of the tires.

We saw the driver of the car start running towards the person and yelled warnings, but the hissing of air out of the tires or the excitement of the person's undertaking prevented their hearing it. The pig tackled him and put him in a chokehold. The mass immediately crowded around what was happening and the police pulled out their batons. The person who slashed the tires was smiling the whole time. We all started clapping in unison for a few moments until they drove the person away.

I drew a ninja jump-kicking a uniformed pig.

The "protest police", actually the die-hard liberals, heeded the pig's advice and
moved the parade the other way.

What the [I really just want to say "f*ck" here, but I'm gonna try to be chill &
civil, not like the WSP pig w/ the sticky was making ANY effort at all

The police are correctly described as being nosey, gruff, intolerant, accusatory,
inflexible, wrong, and self righteous.

If we're concerned about assault and battery, why do we tolerate armed, racist
police officers who repeatedly get into physical fights with their arrests at
a far higher rate than their peers?

The police have proven themselves less than hesitant to unleash pepper spray
on people before.

The jail cell was dead quiet as they told us this. We all sat in awed horror.
One person could be heard whispering, "Those fucking pigs."

Law enforcement is the will of the rich and powerful being executed.

There are bad cops in Olympia. There are cops that beat people up and taze
them. There are cops who threaten to run people out of town.

Being well aware of the OPD's long history of abuse of its power and weapons
, I decided to remain where I was on the sidewalk, and serve as a witness
to the incident

...it sounds like another patented "Olympia Police steriod induced rage incident."

Cops can, (and often do) arrest people without valid reasons for "payback",
because they feel insulted or disrepected.  Often, this is done in a very
aggressive, pushy and belligerent manner.

It doesn't MATTER if the COPS are offended, it's their job to ignore these things,
and they are trained to deal with stressful situations, because THAT IS THEIR JOB!!!

Guns are dangerous, especially in the hands of men that have been fed a steady
diet of power, privelege, and self-righteousness. (in referrence to police)

...that maybe they should be a little afraid if they continue the misuse of power
that has become the OPD's legacy. 

During our arrests, Cindy* and I were manhandled by officer Mayberry* of the Olympia Police Department, resulting in injury.

Instead of simply removing her hands, two police officers proceeded to use cruel and unusual tactics to remove her.

I was thinking Phil was making some really good points but now some cop is coming on and telling me who to listen to and that doesn't make me want to be obedient.

But Olycop telling me something here is exactly the same as a real-life uniformed
criminal telling me something out on the streets. (ie cop = uniformed criminal)

So now police have only 11 months to chase all the homeless out of town, instead
of being able to do this at their leisure?

He is for anti-vagrancy laws which are unconstitutional, but he's against anti-gun
laws which are also unconstitutional. Typical cop...

I do hold it against them. I would NEVER work at a job that exploited others. EVER. (job = police officer)

The sticker declares that the area is a Community Watch Area and Police Not Welcome.

I don't like cops, I'll be honest about that, I don't trust them.

They trample people's rights..... (they = police)

I dislike most cops too.

and my personal favorite:

There was an undercover cop in a red Caterpillar sweatshirt. (If you want us to
know you're a cop, wear that. )

The last one was of course false, and a huge assumption. Many of you already know that it was in fact, myself, who was wearing that sweatshirt, and I don't work for law enforcement in any capacity. It's interesting though that I can be around the mall, the hospital, walmart, lacey or tumwater, but stepping into downtown Oly I get some bad looks, and during certain events I get asked my badge number.

Obviously this doesn't account for the blog as a whole. I don't want to use a blanket statement on the subject. I didn't add all of the comments, some were positive (very few) and some were first-hand accounts that sounded very legitimate, or some form of proof was given.

Does Olyblog carry some bias toward law enforcement?

Is Olyblog very tolerant of anti-law enforcement views? Or possibly anti-establishment?