Then how you think the police get confession from suspects?
They talk it out of them? 
Quite deluded right.
I don't know what's your point of defending SPF, probably you
have some kind of vested interest in it. 
I present the case as what I heard from my worker, he is a
hardworking and honest worker, so I am more likely to believe his
story.
In the past, there were also cases of police brutality in the
papers, but I guess you don't know about it.
I did tell you for sure that the police didn't beat up the
suspect, and didn't treat the suspect like VIP. 
have it occurred to you that the fact that police brutality is
in the papers mean that police brutality is not condoned, and that
the police who practiced it is being punished, and the public is
encouraged to come forward since there is precedence?