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To: neverdem
"We're going to take all the weapons." Yeah, the NO Police Department has been a paragon of virtue and a model of respect for the Constitution and for the Rule of Law in general. Right. To wit:

"The New Orleans Police Department has been rocked by successive scandals during the past several years: an officer was convicted in April 1996 of hiring a hit man to kill a woman who had lodged a brutality complaint against him and another officer was convicted in September 1995 for robbing a Vietnamese restaurant and shooting, execution style, a brother and sister who worked there, as well as an off-duty officer from her precinct working as security at the restaurant. In addition, at least fifty of the 1,400-member force have been arrested for felonies including homicide, rape, and robberies since 1993. As astutely noted by police abuse expert Prof. James Fyfe, some cities' police departments have reputations for being brutal, like Los Angeles, or corrupt, like New York, and still others are considered incompetent. New Orleans has accomplished the rare feat of leading nationally in all categories."

38 posted on 09/23/2005 2:52:44 PM PDT by 45Auto (Big holes are (almost) always better.)
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To: 45Auto

"We're going to take all the weapons." Yeah, the NO Police Department has been a paragon of virtue and a model of respect for the Constitution and for the Rule of Law in general



i wonder if eddie compass & his deputy had anything on their hip when they made the statements...


62 posted on 09/23/2005 4:15:47 PM PDT by ronnied (we are the only animals that bare our teeth in greeting...)
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