[conservative98]

Fake News

[windsorknot]

F#$&@ Pig

Sometimes the “shoe fits”.

[Balding_Eagle]

No picture.

There sure should be, otherwise he’s just going down the road to a new police job.

Son of Obama is my guess. Police chief doesn’t help dispel that thought.

[immadashell]

Post traumatic Smollett disorder.

[livius]

Fire the guy and charge him with making a false report. And make sure he gets the max for It.

[Mrs. Don-o]

Another day, another Smollet — or equivalent.

[DejaJude]

Don’t care who you are, don’t play victim. It’s never funny.

[Fido969]

“No free meal for you!”

[E. Pluribus Unum]

No description of the hoaxer.

A protected class, no doubt.

[colorado tanker]

This smelled from the beginning. Supposedly happened in Junction City, Kansas, not exactly known for hatred of cops and an Army town to boot.

[windsorknot]

There once was a cop who went to a McDonald’s and ended up with a Whopper.

[Fightin Whitey]

[BraveMan]

My wife works in HR for an Owner-Operator with several stores.

McDonalds has it going on regarding video surveillance, timing and documentation of every customer interaction and purchase. Remember to smile . . .

Bad Cop, No Doughnut!

[Eddie01]

This cop is FBI material.

[Leaning Right]

> the officer resigned from his agency <

No worries. I’ll bet a dollar that within a month he’ll be hired by a nearby police department.

[Trump Girl Kit Cat]

This has really surprised me, WHY in the hell would any police officer do this??? VERY DISAPPOINTING!!!!

[kaehurowing]

Upset that the Hamburglar is still not in jail.

[jocon307]

You know, I thought this. It’s like every single one of these stories is a fake.

This is bearing false witness against your neighbor, and that is a bad sin. This guy could have cost someone their job with this lie.

[sauropod]

Oh great.

[thoughtomator]

now they should go back to re-investigate every case he touched that resulted in a conviction to make sure he didn’t fabricate the evidence

[William Tell]

"Hornaday declined to release the 23-year-old officer’s name. He said he’d been with the department for two months, and previously spent five years as a military police officer in the Army."

I think I see the problem.

Two MPs lied about me in an official report. One charge was "insubordination". Unfortunately for them they were both E-4s and I was an E-5. The other charge amounted to "disturbing the peace in a combat zone". It was their word against mine.

Luckily the military is corrupt enough that a credible threat to reveal the corruption does wonders for one's case. The charges were dropped.