Two Dead in Shooting Inside Federal Florida Prison (Tallahassee)

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[Jeff Head]

When injustice prevails, it is very difficult to have ANY sympathy for fellows like the late Mr. Sentner.

Menemene, do you have information or knowledge that would suggest that this inspector general was acting out an injustice or somehow corrupt himself?

My understanding is that there was an investigation into injustices and corruption on the part of the correction officers that had developed to the point of their being an arrest warrant for them, and that this inspector general was simply acting in the line of duty to execute said warrant.

Is there more to it than that that we and law enforcement needs to be aware of?

[E.G.C.]

BTTT

[Dante3]

I have a great deal of sympathy for Sentner. No way did he deserve this.

No photos of any of the guards?

[strategofr]

I sure wasn't. Since it appears my comment was removed, that is all I will say, but I thought it was clear enough my comment referred to the miscreant, not the arresting officer who was killed.

[Brytani]

So you advocate the killings of LEO's because of the corruption of others? You want open season on LEO's?

I guess when the FBI went into Miami last night to arrest the 7 Al Quada wannabe's, it would have been fine in your opinion for an FBI agent or other LEO to be killed because the FBI has overstepped their bounds in your opinion.

[Dick Bachert]

As a LEO U probably know more of the "cowboy" variety than most civilians encounter.

I would be deeply offended if you did NOT make your best effort to get those clowns out of uniform BEFORE they sullied the rest of you.

[tutstar]

Don't be ridiculous!

I have friends whose husbands work swat and friends at church who are policemen. From the recent news regarding Florida's prisons it is no surprise to read about this incident.

[MeneMeneTekelUpharsin]

No he didn't and this is a forum for me to point out other injustices and at least be heard. My anger at government is based on injustices in the past over other matters and primarily failure to control illegal immigration. The politicians who give them directives are the MOST responsible.

CPS trying to tell me how to rear my children is the worst mistake government has ever made when my children are KNOWN to be outstanding in every way and beyond reproach. Some of the hateful, useless, unmotivated children I've seen in school have NO action taken to correct their familial situations. Such agencies frequently take action when some liberal complains about a firm parent keeping his/her children in line and that is WRONG. In fact, the English language has no words to describe how wrong it is.

I also go to church with LEOs, several as a matter of fact who do their jobs right. I have no qualm with them or those trying to do what is right. My beef is with the overall system which will not contain wrong (generally) and steps on those trying to do what is right. And, if the system is not cleaned up and reoriented toward justice, then mene mene tekel upharsin.

[MeneMeneTekelUpharsin]

Direct your anger towards the "BAD COPS" not the ones doing their job. I understand your directive. However, we the people at this point are powerless to stop many of the abuses. It's very frustrating. Surely you and yours feel my pain.

[Dante3]

I see your point. As one example, it is outrageous how the government refuses to deal with the illegal aliens and the majority of our senators vote for surrender. It is also inexcusable how judges are allowed to dictate every aspect of our lives. One judge in Arizona even set it upon himself to dictate how school systems money it to be spent and forced students who failed to be given diplomas. And we have the nerve to tell other countries that they must have a democracy?

[MeneMeneTekelUpharsin]

And we have the nerve to tell other countries that they must have a democracy?

Well, my anger is misdirected. And, thanks for understanding. So few do...