Struggling Dallas police officer fired

Dallas Morning News ^ | 12/10/2003 | TANYA EISERER, HOLLY BECKA and HOWARD SWINDLE

[eno_]

"To me, they [Dallas] would be losing a valuable employee," she said. Ms. Johnson added that she is so confident of her abilities that she believes she will be able to stay in law enforcement.

Frighteningly enough, she is probably right.

I work in a startup with 25 other people. In the past 9 months, we fired three people who could not cut it. We have a very intense hiring process, so firing people after we hire them is not something we want to do. If Shinette's firing IS A FREAKING NEWS STORY it makes me wonder about Shinette's cousin Shinola and her brother Shinhead who are still on the force, equipped to kill.

Next time the jackboot lickers show up to defend putting 43 bullets into a cell phone user, they need to be reminded they are defending Shinette.

[scouse]

The police association president said that if Ms. Johnson and other black apprentice officers who experienced problems had been placed "with some black trainers, they'd pass with flying colors, get good grades and become great officers."

Translation:: Black trainers will ignore the rules; lower the standards and play favorites.

[hopespringseternal]

The female Federal Judge ordered our dept. to give her a job for 5 years making $35,000 a year.

If that judge ever makes a 911 call, send that officer over. That way, they can enter hell together.

[1066AD]

Bolton's legacy continues.

[cjshapi]

Shinette sounds more like she's living a script for Police Academy 32: Incompetants at Work than real life.

[jtminton]

"and graduated 29th in a class of 32 in April."

Maybe we need to worry more about #30, #31, and #32!