The difference between passing a fire truck with cherries and sirens and a cop is that the cop can do something about it besides *****.
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Law Enforcement - The Good, The Bad, The Ugly.....
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The difference between passing a fire truck with cherries and sirens and a cop is that the cop can do something about it besides *****.
What Macs said.
Judge slams OPP officer, acquits Good Samaritan
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 2014 01:09 PM EST
A 48-year-old-grandmother who was acting as a “Good Samaritan” was karate-kicked, sucker-punched, beaten and left with “catastrophic injuries” by a police officer, a judge said Tuesday
Maria “Tonie” Farrell was charged with assaulting a police officer in an incident that has left her crippled from a shattered knee.
http://www.torontosun.com/2014/12/16/judge-slams-opp-officer-acquits-good-samaritan
WOAH! and of course nothing will happen to him. How the hell can you refuse to provide notes of the incident to the SIU? What is the point of having such a toothless agency to watch the police. Unless the police start cleaning out their bad apples respect for law enforcement will keep going down. How can anyone defend this officers actions.
http://www.siu.on.ca/en/news_template.php?nrid=2132
Ontario Provincial Police Officer Charged
Case Number: 14-PVI-253
Mississauga (16 December, 2014) ---
Director of the Special Investigations Unit (SIU), Tony Loparco has caused a charge to be laid against the officer.
OPP Constable Jamie Porto is facing one charge of dangerous driving causing bodily harm, contrary to s. 249(3) of the Criminal Code of Canada.
The incident occurred on October 24, 2014. Shortly after 2:00 p.m., an officer in an OPP cruiser travelling on County Road 42 in St. Joachim collided with a civilian vehicle at the intersection of northbound County Road 31. As a result of the collision, the driver of the civilian vehicle sustained serious injuries.
Ontario Provincial Police Officer Charged
Case Number: 14-PVI-253
Mississauga (16 December, 2014) ---
Director of the Special Investigations Unit (SIU), Tony Loparco has caused a charge to be laid against the officer.
OPP Constable Jamie Porto is facing one charge of dangerous driving causing bodily harm, contrary to s. 249(3) of the Criminal Code of Canada.
The incident occurred on October 24, 2014. Shortly after 2:00 p.m., an officer in an OPP cruiser travelling on County Road 42 in St. Joachim collided with a civilian vehicle at the intersection of northbound County Road 31. As a result of the collision, the driver of the civilian vehicle sustained serious injuries.
Dirty Frank
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And out the door she went
http://blogs.windsorstar.com/news/discredited-windsor-cop-fired-after-hearing-that-went-on-for-years
With a 400K tip no less
http://blogs.windsorstar.com/news/discredited-windsor-cop-fired-after-hearing-that-went-on-for-years
With a 400K tip no less
Dirty Frank
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Like a pig ,back at the trough http://blogs.windsorstar.com/news/fired-windsor-cop-goes-back-on-payroll-while-she-appeals-dismissal
Sativa Quemador
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400,00 for no work.
shoot her
shoot her
It's not real money, it's tax money. And it doesn't stop at 400G, everybody else involved draws a nice stipend. Again, not real money.
Sativa Quemador
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this is the **** that should make headlines... cops do the right thing !
It shouldn't be news that the cops are doing the right thing, it should be a daily mundane occurrence.
Oh but it should make the news because when it doesn't people seem to forget that there are actually quite a few cops out there actually doing their job ethically and justly. Sort of follows the principle of "if I don't see it, it doesn't exists".
Shaman
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It pretty much doesn't exist.
Not sure if this one was posted yet.
http://www.vice.com/en_ca/read/kati...s-suing-for-ptsd-712?utm_source=vicetwitterca
http://www.vice.com/en_ca/read/kati...s-suing-for-ptsd-712?utm_source=vicetwitterca
It is all over the news, and the talk shows. What kind of idiot sticks his head and hand inside a police car? The two most dangerous things a police officer does are attend domestic assault calls, and perform random traffic stops. They're on edge to start with.
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