[JRandomFreeper]

Steroids make me crazy, too. That's why I don't take them.

/johnny

[E. Pluribus Unum]

San Marcos is nice town.

[Altariel]

The victim's mugshot:

Alexis Elizabeth Alpha

Obstruction Or Retaliation-F3 (SMPD 13-37174)

Resist Arst-A (SMPD 13-37174)

Pi-C (SMPD 13-37174)

[Cicero]

That is really awful! I trust this guy will never be a police officer again.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

You'd think the wrong-way driver would be enough to keep him occupied, but NNNnnnoooOOOooOOoo.

[Navy Patriot]

Fifteen years in general population with his hands cuffed behind his back seems about right.

[ansel12]

Younger freepers don’t know that this kind of thing used to be pretty common, at least in 1960s Houston.

[Regulator]

What’s with a jerk like this?

Abused as a child?

Got a problem with that brunette who blew him off in 10th grade??

Jeezus.

[GraceG]

Obstruction of Justice could be anyting from looking at a cop wrong to shaking one’s head in disapproval.....

[Blood of Tyrants]

He’ll be a good fit in Obama’s civilian defense force.

[sagar]

Hopefully the guy loses everything and has to re-start his life as a middle aged convicted felon.

[NEMDF]

Do you suppose they’ll keep him on “paid administrative leave” until his actual trial?

[I want the USA back]

What should happen is

The department mails a written apology, admitting that the cop’s actions were criminal. The woman sues the department for 52 million. She gets to visit the cop in jail and kick him in the ba11$ twice. Then spit in his face.

[lapsus calami]

 

Very similar to what happened in Temple back in May. Kid gets curious, comes in from parking lot to watch. Cops order him "back" into the store, but he didn't come from inside the store, kid tries to go back to parking lot and is attacked. Temple PD presently getting sued.

 

 

Temple Police release details in resisting arrest case

Temple Daily Telegram

Monday, June 3, 2013 11:37 pm

by Deborah McKeon

 

Two weeks after two men were arrested in connection with a theft at Walmart on May 18, Temple Police released details that may give some explanation to the resisting arrest case against 15-year-old Lorenzo Martinez at the same time and place.

 

Martinez, who was cleared of any involvement in the theft, said police broke his collarbone that Saturday night and his mother filed a complaint that is now being investigated by the Texas Rangers.

 

One reason police may have been suspicious is a Walmart loss prevention agent said one of the men got a phone call and hid stolen merchandise inside a display box before trying to leave the store, leading him to believe someone outside was watching for police, the police report said.

 

Roderick Keith Moore, 23, and Douglas Wayne Kubiak, 22, both of Bryan, were arrested around 8:43 p.m. May 18 in connection with the theft, according to the report released Monday. Both were charged with criminal mischief between $500 and $1,500 and theft between $500 and $1,500 in connection with the incident at the Walmart at 3401 S. 31st St.

 

Both men bonded out of Bell County Jail, according to jail records.

 

The May 18 police reports originally provided by Temple Police indicated that the case was active and didn’t show any arrests or provide any names.

 

According to the police report provided Monday, two men allegedly forced open a computer display case, took notebook computers and concealed them, loss prevention agents said. The agents called police and said the suspects were still in the store. They provided updates on their locations to police dispatch, according to the report.

 

Officers parked outside the store and watched the exits while receiving updates on the suspects’ locations. That was when the loss prevention agent said one of the men got a phone call and hid the merchandise inside a display box, the report said.

 

When Moore and Kubiak were leaving the store, they saw the officers coming and tried to go back in, according to the report. Loss prevention agents and officers then took them into custody.

 

The arrest report for Moore and Kubiak was logged at the same time as the arrest report for Martinez.

 

Martinez said his girlfriend was in the store and he was waiting for her outside in the car when he saw police arrive. He said he was curious, so he walked into the store’s entryway to see what was going on. When he tried to leave, officers arrested him. Martinez said they threw him to the ground and broke his collar bone. Paperwork from Scott & White showed he was diagnosed with a fractured clavicle.

 

Martinez’s mother, Elsa, filed a complaint against the Temple Police Department alleging excessive force and a false accusation of theft.

 

Temple Police would not comment on the time factor or the relationship between the cases because Martinez is a minor, department spokesman Cpl. Christopher Wilcox said.

 

However, Wilcox said in an email on May 29 that Martinez was not involved in the Walmart theft case.

 

[yarddog]

I used to know a retired Georgia Highway Patrolman. I once asked him about exactly that kind of thing. He said he didn’t believe in acting that way but some would club you pretty fast if you didn’t say yes sir and no sir.

I remember one night we were returning from Gainesville to Troy and traveling in state cars. One of the drivers made a pretty obvious violation and a Georgia Highway Patrolman stopped him. Our head coach was riding in another car and he got out and asked the cop what was going on.

The cop glanced at him and said “get back in that car”. Our coach who often had a big mouth, said yessir and got back in the car. We all laughed and the patrolman did not give us a ticket, probably because it was a state car.

[Pox]

It’s about damned time this was the result of yet another incident of this type.

[informavoracious]

There is no requirement for someone who hasn’t done anything to “show her papers.” His superiors read over his report and found him in the wrong. If she had been walking her shih tzu, this probably would have been another dog-shooting story to boot.

[Arrowhead1952]

KLBJ was talking about this today.

[sitetest]

Should be a capital crime. Hang him.

[mad_as_he$$]

Ms. Alpha is going to get a nice new house!

Good for her. To bad about the teeth.