[SALChamps03]

I did not call anyone a liar. I said we don't know because we weren't there. I also said that if the officer behaved inappropriately then I have no problem with her being fired. That being said, this lady doesn't deserve one cent from the county. She owns some blame here.

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

We have the report from those who were there. You discard it and say, "We don't know" the answer is yes, we do.

To the extent that if she had not been drunk in public she would not have been in the jail yes. However we expect minimum standards of professional conduct from our employees even for drunks.

The employer shares responsibility when a employee goes off the rails on the job because they are acting in their name.

What happened here is NOT in question.

What if anything she should get is the question. You say nothing because you don't approve of her. I think she is owed something, but not much, because some of the blame is hers but the reaction was excessive.

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

Also, we do not know what kind of relationship the accusing officer had with his fellow police officer. Maybe he saw it as an opportunity to get rid of her for some past wrong. Maybe not. We do not know.

Right there you just called the police officers who gave witness and the one who wrote the report liars.

You doubt their word but do not doubt the word of a out of control jailer. Interesting.