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To: thefactor

aww geez .... yer not gonna like my follow-up post (with the stop snithin dude)... much ...

I will apologize to you although I was trying to make a point ... I may have done so in a manner that appeared to question your character... that was and would have been uncalled for ... I’m sorry

I have many LEOs that are friends of mine and Good Cops are not hard to find...

I just totally dissagree that “cops are best at policing themselves” ....

I think we need more like Brett... and stronger Civilian Review Boards... I mean if the cops are doing nothing wrong they have nothing to fear from a few questions or a few cameras, right?


567 posted on 09/24/2007 5:24:46 PM PDT by SubGeniusX ($29.95 Guarantees Your Salvation!!! Or TRIPLE Your Money Back!!!)
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To: SubGeniusX
again, we have to define parameters. if we're talking about illegal acts then the department, and the system at large, will discipline. loss of job, jail for the cop, etc...

however, i was simply talking about what i had eluded to earlier:

shortcutting procedure, disobeying orders having to do with non-legal issues, and cops just being general a$$-oles to EACHOTHER, not non-cops. that kind of stuff should be handled in-house.

we will dissagree about civilian review boards. i don't want some 22 year old grad student from columbia university and some liberal activist POS sitting in judgement of something i did on the street. literally, those are the people who sit on those boards in NYC. and they entertain EVERYTHING. you arrest a crackhead for smoking crack, they make a complaint that you called them a name or some bullcrap and the civilian board cries for the victim crackhead.

no sir, if i mess up my boss will be all over me and, if necessary, suspend me on the spot and kick it upstairs or give me a personal retraining course.

569 posted on 09/24/2007 5:33:26 PM PDT by thefactor
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