[jveritas]

And that judgement will come from other veteran cops who have "been there, done that". Not the press or bloggers. And as long as that judgement is fair and impartial he probably will not be disciplined.

I see that you have passed judgment already and you think that he should not be disciplined. As a policeman do you feel obliged to come for the defense of another policeman no matter what? Are those the ties of brotherhood?

[Celtic Conservative]

I have not passed judgement, I have posited an opinion , the same as you did. It's just that I feel mine is a bit better informed. And as for the "ties of brotherhood" meme, I got news for you: right is right, wrong is wrong , whoever you are. And I say that absolutely dispassionately. I wish I could say the same for you. You seem to have a certain animus for law enforcement types.

Any more lessons after this one, it's gonna cost you a nickel apiece.

CC