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Georgia Southern QB Cops Mistook Bird Poo for Cocaine ... Arrest Video Shows
https://www.tmz.com/2019/08/09/georgia- ... -poo-video
Because when I see a smear of while gunk on a car hood, why of course my first thought is that it must be cocaine.
Even setting that arrest aside, the police also illegally searched his car without a warrant, permission, or probable cause.
https://www.tmz.com/2019/08/09/georgia- ... -poo-video
Because when I see a smear of while gunk on a car hood, why of course my first thought is that it must be cocaine.
Even setting that arrest aside, the police also illegally searched his car without a warrant, permission, or probable cause.
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Police violence is now the 6th leading cause of death for young US men: New data reveal huge surge in cop killings - and black men under 30 are 2.5 times more likely to be killed
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/arti ... finds.html
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/arti ... finds.html
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Local cow shot, killed by law enforcement
https://wtov9.com/news/local/local-cow- ... nforcement
Don't know about anyone else, but I sure do feel much safer knowing that Bitsy the cow is dead.
https://wtov9.com/news/local/local-cow- ... nforcement
Bitsy, who has been on the loose for several days was shot and killed by law enforcement officers.
The cow became a social media sensation after being spotted in several bizarre locations in and around Brooke County.
Early Saturday morning, Bitsy was shot and killed by Brooke County Sheriff's Deputies.
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Brooke County Sheriff's Department Chief Deputy Scott Adams says he can justify the shooting of Bitsy.
"I can rest assured that the public is a lot safer because of the decision that I made," said Adams.
Chief Deputy Adams reasoning - the safety of the public.
"A cow on a roadway is very dangerous," said Adams. "That led us to what occurred on Saturday morning. At that point, it was a matter of public safety. We had to destroy the animal for the best interest of the public."
Don't know about anyone else, but I sure do feel much safer knowing that Bitsy the cow is dead.
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""I can rest assured that the public is a lot safer because of the decision that I made," said Adams."
It's alright everyone, the guy that did the questionable shooting says it's okay!
It's alright everyone, the guy that did the questionable shooting says it's okay!
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Agree or disagree with the outcome, someone please explain to me why it took five years to terminate a cop for wrongful use of force. (Garner, NYPD)
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Unions.
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Unions.
Agreed. Unions are the same reason this Pittsburgh cop who was fired for pointing his gun at a driver in an off-duty road-rage incident not only just got his job back, but he was awarded back pay.
Ruling That Fired Pittsburgh Police Officer Should Be Reinstated Is Upheld
https://www.post-gazette.com/news/crime ... 1908140085?
Officer Kramer was charged with simple assault in connection with that incident and fired from the police force in October 2017. He was acquitted during a jury trial in September 2018.
Cara Cruz, a city public safety spokeswoman, declined Wednesday to comment on Judge Walko’s decision beyond saying it is under review.
Fraternal Order of Police Fort Pitt Lodge No. 1 President Robert Swartzwelder said Wednesday that Officer Kramer was pleased with the judge's ruling but frustrated by the city's continued appeals.
"He’s upset the city won’t comply with these rulings," Officer Swartzwelder said. "He’s personally upset about it because they’re putting him in a dire financial situation. Every time he is successful in court, the city says, 'We don’t care what the judiciary has to say.'"
Hey union prez, maybe the reason the City doesn't want Officer Kramer back on the force is because he demonstrated that he doesn't have the temperament to be a police officer, and the City knows that Kramer will eventually tase/beat/shoot/kill someone and leave the City on the hook for a civil-rights suit.
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I think that case # might be fake...
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https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/ph ... s-n1044626
Philadelphia's embattled police commissioner abruptly resigned Tuesday after weeks of negative headlines for his department and what the mayor said were new allegations of misconduct among members of the Philly PD.
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Yikes. You'd think he'd be riding a wave of good publicity after the outcome of the incident there.
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Officers more likely to commit violence once given the right to unionize, research shows
https://www.ksat.com/news/defenders/off ... arch-shows
The working paper in question:
Collective Bargaining and Police Misconduct: Evidence from Florida
https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm ... id=3095217
https://www.ksat.com/news/defenders/off ... arch-shows
The working paper in question:
Collective Bargaining and Police Misconduct: Evidence from Florida
https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm ... id=3095217
Abstract
Growing controversy surrounds the impact of labor unions on law enforcement behavior. Critics argue that unions impede organizational reform and insulate officers from discipline for misconduct. Yet collective bargaining tends to increase wages, which could improve officer behavior. We provide quasi-experimental empirical evidence on the effects of collective bargaining rights on violent incidents of misconduct. Our empirical strategy exploits a 2003 Florida Supreme Court decision (Williams), which conferred collective bargaining rights on sheriffs’ deputies, resulting in a substantial increase in unionization among these officers. Using a Florida state administrative database of “moral character” violations reported by local agencies between 1996 and 2015, we implement a difference-in-difference approach in which police departments (which were unaffected by Williams) serve as a control group for sheriffs’ offices (SOs). Our estimates imply that collective bargaining rights led to a substantial increase in violent incidents of misconduct among SOs, relative to police departments. The effect of collective bargaining rights is concentrated among SOs that subsequently adopted collective bargaining agreements, and the timing of the adoption of these agreements is associated with increases in violent misconduct. There is also some evidence consistent with a “bargaining in the shadow” effect among SOs that did not unionize.
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Unionization of police isn't the problem...
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VIDEO: Fresno police officer punches teen multiple times
https://abc7.com/video-fresno-police-of ... s/5483063/
https://abc7.com/video-fresno-police-of ... s/5483063/
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https://www.cleveland.com/metro/2019/08 ... s-say.html
A Cleveland police officer tried to kidnap a 12-year-old girl waiting for her school bus and urinated on her while he filmed the interaction, prosecutors said.
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https://www.cleveland.com/metro/2019/08 ... s-say.htmlA Cleveland police officer tried to kidnap a 12-year-old girl waiting for her school bus and urinated on her while he filmed the interaction, prosecutors said.
What in the ever-loving ****.The girl repeatedly refused and Nhiwatiwa initially drove off. He returned about one minute later and recorded himself on his cellphone urinating on the girl, prosecutors said.
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https://www.cbsnews.com/news/gerald-goi ... y-2019-08/
A former Houston police officer has been charged with murder in connection with the deadly January drug raid of a home that killed a couple who lived there and injured five officers. Gerald Goines surrendered to authorities Friday afternoon, CBS Houston affiliate KHOU reported.
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Initially, Houston police maintained that after officers entered the home, Nicholas tried to take away a shotgun from an officer and was fatally shot by officers who saw what was happening. But an independent review by the family of Nicholas earlier this year cast doubt on that portrayal.
Following the shooting, prosecutors began reviewing more than 2,000 cases tied to Goines and Bryant. In June, prosecutors said their investigation has grown into a probe of 14,000 cases handled by the Houston Police Department's narcotics division.
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That's like saying tossing gasoline onto the fire isn't a problem.Unionization of police isn't the problem...
The unions help prevent proper screening of law enforcement applicants. They help instill a gang mentality to the officers. They shield officers from responsibility for their actions. They force excessive levels of action be taken before corrective measure can be places against an officer.
The unions do not care about the officers being good at their jobs, they don't care about them being bad at their jobs, they do not care if the officers are guilty, they only care about the officer staying employed, and frankly paying their union dues.
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The gasoline didn't start the fire, and without it there would still be a fire...That's like saying tossing gasoline onto the fire isn't a problem.Unionization of police isn't the problem...
Only because politicians, courts, and ultimately the citizenry allow it. Change the contracts/laws as necessary.The unions help prevent proper screening of law enforcement applicants. They help instill a gang mentality to the officers. They shield officers from responsibility for their actions. They force excessive levels of action be taken before corrective measure can be places against an officer.
And that is as it should be, unless an officer admits guilt.The unions do not care about the officers being good at their jobs, they don't care about them being bad at their jobs, they do not care if the officers are guilty, they only care about the officer staying employed, and frankly paying their union dues.
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And that is as it should be, unless an officer admits guilt.The unions do not care about the officers being good at their jobs, they don't care about them being bad at their jobs, they do not care if the officers are guilty, they only care about the officer staying employed, and frankly paying their union dues.
That's an absolutely asinine response. All of your responses were. Pig bully cops are the problem, but the law enforcement unions cultivate them and enables them, even flat out justifying their behavior. Not part of the solution of the problem at all. It is delusional to think otherwise.
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That's an absolutely asinine response. All of your responses were.
Yep. And a lack of will by elected officials to hold them accountable.Pig bully cops are the problem
They defend them, which is part of their job. Defense lawyers don't 'cultivate and enable' crime.but the law enforcement unions cultivate them and enables them, even flat out justifying their behavior.
Never said they were, nor is it their job to be.Not part of the solution of the problem at all. It is delusional to think otherwise.
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NY police officers are literally throwing tantrums over the fact that Daniel Pantaleo was fired for choking an unarmed man to death.
'The Job Is Dead': NYPD Officers Seethe In Wake Of Pantaleo Firing
https://gothamist.com/2019/08/22/job_is ... ntaleo.php
'The Job Is Dead': NYPD Officers Seethe In Wake Of Pantaleo Firing
https://gothamist.com/2019/08/22/job_is ... ntaleo.php
On social media and other public forums, the city's rank-and-file officers have added their voices to the seething chorus of dissent. Some have changed their avatars to the inverted NYPD flag as symbol of distress, or to a photo indicating "I'm with Pantaleo."
Perhaps nowhere is the level of rage higher than Law Enforcement Rant, a popular message board for disgruntled NYPD officers. In hundreds of posts across multiple threads, the community has reacted to the news with nearly unanimous disgust.
"This **** is why I'm retiring in 7 months," wrote one commenter. "I hate knowing every day that [through] no fault of my own I could be that guy."
Members in the group have circulated wanted posters of O'Neill for "effectively killing the NYPD," accompanied by vague threats that he "better be prepared for the consequences." They describe Mayor Bill de Blasio as a "**** communist who HATES COPS." The Garner family has been labeled "savages" and "ghetto dwellers." (Overt racism is an enduring feature of the long-running message board.)
Ranters have also traded tips for how to organize a proper slowdown, with an eye toward doing the most damage to the mayor and the commissioner. "If the average response time goes up by 3 minutes, city officials will **** themselves," wrote one member.
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also"They believe that Pantaleo was given a raw deal," a veteran Bronx patrol officer, who asked for anonymity, told Gothamist. "In essence it shouldn't just be Pantaleo getting fired, it should be the person who ordered them to make the arrest. The only reason Pantaleo went out there was because he was ordered to do so."
Meanwhile, some officers will privately acknowledge that Pantaleo used a banned chokehold. One veteran officer even told Gothamist, on the condition of anonymity, that he agreed with the commissioner's decision. He also argued that fault for Garner's death primarily rested with the city's focus on Broken Windows policing, which he said pits beat cops against communities of color.
"As police officer I understand how they see it, but they're not seeing how the racist ways of the police department led them to this," the officer said.
The officer also suggested that Pantaleo's race may have factored into the outpouring of support he received from the department. He noted that such full-throated solidarity was largely absent after the department fired Peter Liang, an immigrant officer who fatally shot an unarmed black man in 2014. The officer speculated that "if a minority had [killed Garner], they would have fired him immediately."
"There's a thin blue line," he added, "but it has a white streak on it."
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'I Still Think They're Heroes,' Houston's Police Chief Says of the Cops Who Killed a Couple During a Fraudulent Drug Raid
https://reason.com/2019/08/26/i-still-t ... -drug-raid
https://reason.com/2019/08/26/i-still-t ... -drug-raid
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https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/pa ... r-n1046726
The parents of a man with developmental disabilities who was shot and killed in a Costco by an off-duty police officer said they pleaded with the fellow shopper not to fire his weapon as their son was not a threat.
Russell and Paola French, who were both severely injured in the June 14 shooting in Corona east of Los Angeles, spoke publicly for the first time since their son Kenneth, 32, was fatally shot by Los Angeles police officer Salvador Sanchez.
Sanchez maintains he opened fire after he was knocked down with his infant son in his arms.
Russell French, who was shot in his chest and abdomen and lost a kidney, said at a news conference Monday that he "begged" Sanchez not to fire. "I told him we had no guns and my son was sick."
Paola French, who was shot in the back and ended up in a coma, said she "was pleading for my son and our lives."
"What threat did I pose to him?" she asked. Her son was a "peaceful and loving soul" who was never aggressive, she said.
No one in the French family was armed at the time of the shooting.
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