[scoopscandal]

I have no love for law enforcement. I have no hate for them either. I do however find the litigious nature of our society to be offensive and highly repulsive. If you're a trial lawyer, you are probably numb to how low our society has become in its litigious tendencies. I don't know what to say?...I'm sorry.

In regards to this case, if the police officers involved were deliberately negligent, that would be criminal, they should serve some time. If the officers involved were intentionally not vigilent enough in their efforts to find those boys, I think they should be out of their union jobs...I don't give a flying you-know-what about their union jobs. I don't even like unions.

All I'm saying is that sometimes accidents happen. Sometimes when one thinks they have done everything humanly possible to no avail, he or she might come to learn that the situation was never as convoluted as was originally thought. I believe that that is the case here. That is all. Hindsight is 20/20.

Those poor babies were there all along...I hope you are never in a situation where you are made to regret every breathing moment for the rest of your life. And I hope you never get sued for that one situation.

[linkinpunk]

Here is another case of cops being neglegent.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1446847/posts

Here, police snipers shot a man carrying a mop.

They paid (a meger sum) in that case and should pay in this case also.