'The Five' panel sounded off on the resignation of an entire Minnesota police force over low pay and morale, as well as a New York officer striking an allegedly disturbed woman.
If Calderon had been killed, the media would have run the video on a loop, Gutfeld added, saying there would be rioting and looting to follow.
He added the Minnesota situation could spark a"great experiment to go private" with the town's police force, citing that"private always does public better."In some states, certain townships without their own police force often rely on state troopers to cover the jurisdiction. "It almost is an odd compliment that this could be done in a small town… Obviously people think the town's going to survive, right? So you could actually do that… You can't do it in a big town."
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