[eno_]

Arguably, calling the selectmen in the town he went to and trashing him up and down in no uncertain terms was extralegal. I don't think you would find an HR manager that would reccomend that as a normal course of action. But it needed to be done. If it was my kid involved, I'm pretty sure I'd at least made sure this cop stayed an ex-cop the rest of his life, and maybe I'd throw in some dirty tricks for good measure.

[MineralMan]

"Arguably, calling the selectmen in the town he went to and trashing him up and down in no uncertain terms was extralegal. "

Not at all. You have every right to petition the government. That's in the Constitution, you may remember. I'm just saying that taking to the rooftops over individual incidents is way over the top, as is suggesting that others do so.

Your tactic succeeded, and was legal. What you suggested here in this thread, however, is not. Those who post such messages here are all hat and no cattle, as far as I am concerned.