So glad I am out of that town sometimes. Fvcked up beyond all recognition.
Eff da po-lice some more
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poor little baby Sherriff Clarke of Milwaukee had his feelings hurt on a airplane so he had someone detained....then threatened people on FB. twice
from their FB page:
from their FB page:
ironic that hes run as a democrat but yet hates "leftist"
http://www.wisn.com/article/milwaukee-man-accuses-sheriff-clarke-of-abuse-of-power-after-airport-detention/8607801Sheriff Clarke regrets that he cannot attend this juvenile, leftist, anti-cop tantrum. He is pleased that he has their attention however.
The Sheriff is in Washigton to witness the swearing in of our next President Donald J. Trump as we embark on a mission to MakeAmericaGreatAgain!
FOX6 continues to be snookered into fake news. Milwaukee deserves better.
Needed money to buy into Weight Watchers...
http://www.cnn.com/2017/01/31/us/dui-police-deputy-bodycam-alleged-stealing-trnd/index.html
http://www.cnn.com/2017/01/31/us/dui-police-deputy-bodycam-alleged-stealing-trnd/index.html
"“I want you to turn in the bad ones...send the hot ones to me, I may need a new wife soon. And if you find any blow, just send it to me...I will take care of it."
Some of you may have realized by now that I have a love/hate relationship with the PoPo and authority figures. I submit for you here an example of why.
Was downtown the other day at a small hockey shop. I am friends with the proprietor, and we often bs about hockey and stuff while he sharpens my skates etc. Sometimes these chats go long, as one did the other day. As I was leaving the shop, I saw a meter maid ticketing my truck...I called out to him "I am right here...leaving now..." He says "Too late!" and snaps the ticket under my wiper with an air of smug satisfaction and walks off. I was about 3 minutes over the time limit. I walk to my truck, thinking I should just leave it there for another hour or 3...when I notice his meter maid Jeep parked next to mine, with the meter blinking expired. No effort made to park legally on his part whatsoever. I get in as he is skulking back to his vehicle.
I put down my window and ask "Excuse me Sir, but how is it justifiable for you to ticket me for illegal parking when you are parked illegally yourself?" He gives me a stupefied stare and says "If you want to complain you can go to City Hall." I replied "Thats just what I will do..."
Five minutes later I am sitting outside the traffic referee persons office, patiently awaiting my turn. Guess who walks by? Meter maid dude...I say "Hello again...hows it going?" He stares straight ahead and refuses to acknowledge me. I spent 25 years in law enforcement...taught new kids, fought old dudes, been there, done that, got the t shirts and am finished. But being professional means just that...you are professional, kind and polite when you need to be, and rough and tough when you need to be. Perhaps the meter maid code says differently, I dont know.
I go in to see the traffic referee, explain myself and plead my case. I tell her that I know I was in error, and overtime by a few minutes, and politely ask about his illegal parking, and the morality of breaking the law in pursuit of enforcing it. She says "Police vehicles are authorized to park wherever they need to." I told her about my LEO background (Cant hurt...), and that I of course understand the difference between emergency response vehicles and normal parking...and besides, he was denying the city revenue by taking up a paid parking spot anyway, wasnt he?
She says "I see your point...very interesting. I cant waive the whole ticket, but I can knock it down to $5..."
I say thank you so much...roll out and pay the ticket. Cost me 10 minutes of my time...but saved me $25 and gave me the satisfaction of fighting City Hall and winning, at least partially. Call me a rebel...and meter maid Mitchell can kiss my ass.
@coolstorybro...
Was downtown the other day at a small hockey shop. I am friends with the proprietor, and we often bs about hockey and stuff while he sharpens my skates etc. Sometimes these chats go long, as one did the other day. As I was leaving the shop, I saw a meter maid ticketing my truck...I called out to him "I am right here...leaving now..." He says "Too late!" and snaps the ticket under my wiper with an air of smug satisfaction and walks off. I was about 3 minutes over the time limit. I walk to my truck, thinking I should just leave it there for another hour or 3...when I notice his meter maid Jeep parked next to mine, with the meter blinking expired. No effort made to park legally on his part whatsoever. I get in as he is skulking back to his vehicle.
I put down my window and ask "Excuse me Sir, but how is it justifiable for you to ticket me for illegal parking when you are parked illegally yourself?" He gives me a stupefied stare and says "If you want to complain you can go to City Hall." I replied "Thats just what I will do..."
Five minutes later I am sitting outside the traffic referee persons office, patiently awaiting my turn. Guess who walks by? Meter maid dude...I say "Hello again...hows it going?" He stares straight ahead and refuses to acknowledge me. I spent 25 years in law enforcement...taught new kids, fought old dudes, been there, done that, got the t shirts and am finished. But being professional means just that...you are professional, kind and polite when you need to be, and rough and tough when you need to be. Perhaps the meter maid code says differently, I dont know.
I go in to see the traffic referee, explain myself and plead my case. I tell her that I know I was in error, and overtime by a few minutes, and politely ask about his illegal parking, and the morality of breaking the law in pursuit of enforcing it. She says "Police vehicles are authorized to park wherever they need to." I told her about my LEO background (Cant hurt...), and that I of course understand the difference between emergency response vehicles and normal parking...and besides, he was denying the city revenue by taking up a paid parking spot anyway, wasnt he?
She says "I see your point...very interesting. I cant waive the whole ticket, but I can knock it down to $5..."
I say thank you so much...roll out and pay the ticket. Cost me 10 minutes of my time...but saved me $25 and gave me the satisfaction of fighting City Hall and winning, at least partially. Call me a rebel...and meter maid Mitchell can kiss my ass.
@coolstorybro...
How long until a cop who beats his wife gets her charged with a Blue Lives Matter hate crime because he broke a hand punching her?
I'm guessing next week instead of tomorrow because I'm an optimist.
I'm guessing next week instead of tomorrow because I'm an optimist.
You have not lost your touch.
Praise his noodliness!
i routinely call out our local cops for parking illegally or blocking in people while they run into the local gas station. they always give me that "we're an emergency vehicle" bs. i didnt know it was an emergency to get a hot dog thats been sitting on those rollers for hours.
So the Frau read that the offical French PoPo line is that his pants fell down and the night stick accidentally went into his rectum.
Rectum?
Damn near killed him...
My brothers girlfriend is a nurse. According to her, this is the go-to story by the admitted.
https://granta.com/violence-in-blue/
the estimate of 1,500 police homicides per year would mean that eight to ten per cent of all American homicide victims are killed by the police. Of all American homicide victims killed by people they don’t know, approximately one-third of them are victims of the police.
the estimate of 1,500 police homicides per year would mean that eight to ten per cent of all American homicide victims are killed by the police. Of all American homicide victims killed by people they don’t know, approximately one-third of them are victims of the police.
that statistic is very misleading.
less than 9% of police killings are found to be not justified.
ex: if someone threatens your life and you kill them, you aren't guilty of a homicide.
(assuming the burden of proof beyond reasonable doubt is met)
less than 9% of police killings are found to be not justified.
ex: if someone threatens your life and you kill them, you aren't guilty of a homicide.
(assuming the burden of proof beyond reasonable doubt is met)
??????
But this is exactly what social media is meant for. Paste them all over teh interweb.
the only thing misleading is thinking that police are actually held accountable when they murder someone.
cop assaults jailer. cop charges jailer with the assault. go figure
Dont waste your time or energy on that one...
Sure this is buried in here somewheres...but have a look anyway...
https://www.policemisconduct.net/
https://www.policemisconduct.net/
The kid in Anaheim is going to be interesting. Stepdad is a cop, apparently. Whoops...
Stepdad isn't a cop, just works for the Anaheim police. So he's a piece of shit that the good cops will attack now.
a seemingly unheard of sentence. 40 years
http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/louisiana-officer-sentenced-40-years-shooting-death-6-year-old-n741216
http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/louisiana-officer-sentenced-40-years-shooting-death-6-year-old-n741216
The last two episodes of Radio Lab where on this subject. A fella could probably spend the rest of the day reading this.
http://www.tampabay.com/projects/2017/investigations/florida-police-shootings/
http://www.tampabay.com/projects/2017/investigations/florida-police-shootings/
http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/jaywalking-while-black-video-shows-cop-slamming-pedestrian-ground-n745446
Jesus, I had no idea jaywalking was such a serious offense.
Jesus, I had no idea jaywalking was such a serious offense.
Two cops fired in that town. It's a start (when it's caught on video of course, otherwise, it doesn't exist).
What a surprise! - No one, ever