[C19fan]

Where do I get one of these jobs where failure is richly rewarded?

[mrmeyer]

In government at just about any level.

[a fool in paradise]

Did he retire with disability?

Why leave money on the table...

[a fool in paradise]

>>Where do I get one of these jobs where failure is richly rewarded?

Become a CEO, they’ll give you $50,000,000 when they fire you. Golden parachute and all.

[1Old Pro]

He wasn’t going to risk his retirement for 17 kids, no way.
Are you kidding, 60k for life and full health insurance, nope, he’s doing a duck and cover under his patrol car.

[IllumiNaughtyByNature]

Gee, I wonder what’s in the fanny pack?

[cradle of freedom]

You have to know a lot of higher up Democrats. I’ll bet he held a lot of campaign signs for Sheriff Israel.

[pinkandgreenmom]

A pink tshirt and a fanny pack.

How beta.

[Hot Tabasco]

Age 54 and eligible for a $60,000 pension ??????

I never made that in a year when I worked........

[NFHale]

“...pink t-shirt, shorts and a fanny pack...”

Clearly appropriate attire for this jackoff.

Put a yellow stripe on the back of the pink t-shirt and it’s complete.

[SecAmndmt]

So, not feeling upset about the death of 17 students?

Tired of seeing the players in these mass shootings relaxed, smiling and even hamming it up post-shooting. Maybe for him, it was just another crisis acting gig?

[ealgeone]

That means the 33-year law enforcement veteran will keep his $60,000 pension unless he's hit with a federal charge of failing to act, which legal experts say will be hard to prove.

Either he failed to act or was ordered to stay outside.

But it's the NRA's fault..../sarc

[bigbob]

People named Peterson: do not name your kid “Scot” or “Scott”

[GnuThere]

A soft, fat guy who took the easy way out working as a traffic cop then school cop. He did not have it in him to deal with a real life or death situation.
The ROTC student did better than the cop with the $60K pension. How pathetic.

[babble-on]

full pension at 54. Public sector unions.

[qaz123]

There’s no such thing as, Failure to Act, when it comes to law enforcement.

http://www.nytimes.com/2005/06/28/politics/justices-rule-police-do-not-have-a-constitutional-duty-to-protect.html

What could have and should have happened is, the p*ssy to be brought up on charges within the department for cowardice and, probably, for failing to follow some other SOPs and then be terminated. He wouldn’t be entitled to anything, at that point, except for getting back his contributions, if he made any.

[donna]

I don’t see the benefit to our culture to take away the head of household’s retirement. We just have to pay welfare some other way to feed the family.

[Grampa Dave]

Where do I get one of these jobs where failure is richly rewarded?

Until about a year ago: State Department, CIA, FBI, DOJ, DOD, and of course with any major Fake News providers.

[Ken H]

There’s your rank and file.

[BillyBonebrake]

He was bra shopping. Or should be.

[onedoug]

obamaesque