If they had the list stored on a single computer, everyone associated with that facility should be fired with cause.
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Law Enforcement - The Good, The Bad, The Ugly.....
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Police Ran for Cover as Train Hit Cop Car With Handcuffed Woman Inside
The Colorado woman is expected to survive her severe injuries.jalopnik.com
A friend of mine got ejected from the back seat of a cruiser while cuffed in an accident in St. Kitts.
Police charge a 70+ yo man with arson and murder after they find his wife stabbed to death in a house fire. A few days later, whoops, all charges withdrawn and they charge someone else. Excellent work. Guy is having the worst day of his life and you pile charges on him and release his name so you can show the public how awesome you are at your job. Dont let reality get in the way of pr.
toronto.citynews.ca
Murder charge withdrawn against husband in Vaughan homicide
Fire crews in York Region responded to a structure fire in the Parktree Drive and Lucena Crescent area around 7:45 p.m. on September 23.
toronto.citynews.ca
Another stinker involving an impaired officer in windsor. Crash and continue driving and police again failed to lay hit and run charges. Maybe SIU needs to be called in every time an impaired officer is pulled over. Police sure seem to undercharge compared to a normal citizen and conveniently mess up the paperwork to dodge convictions. PSA needs to change asap. This is ridiculous (again, for the 50th time this year where a DUI cop will get three years of paid leave).
windsor.ctvnews.ca
An off-duty Windsor police officer has been charged with impaired driving after allegedly colliding with a parked vehicle Monday night.
A news release from police says officers responded to a call from a citizen reporting a possible impaired driver who was involved in a minor collision near the intersection of Ouellette Avenue and Pitt Street West.
Police investigated the report and stopped the suspected vehicle travelled eastbound on Riverside Drive East.
Const. Warren Anglin has been charged with operation while impaired by alcohol and impaired operation with blood alcohol exceeding 80 mg.
Off-duty Windsor police officer faces impaired charge following collision
An off-duty Windsor police officer has been charged with impaired driving after allegedly colliding with a parked vehicle Monday night.
An off-duty Windsor police officer has been charged with impaired driving after allegedly colliding with a parked vehicle Monday night.
A news release from police says officers responded to a call from a citizen reporting a possible impaired driver who was involved in a minor collision near the intersection of Ouellette Avenue and Pitt Street West.
Police investigated the report and stopped the suspected vehicle travelled eastbound on Riverside Drive East.
Const. Warren Anglin has been charged with operation while impaired by alcohol and impaired operation with blood alcohol exceeding 80 mg.
That he was even charged with charged with impaired operation and over 80 is a big step forward. There was a time when cops would keep their business card or a union card in their wallet, next to their license, so that they might get "courtesy."Another stinker involving an impaired officer in windsor. Crash and continue driving and police again failed to lay hit and run charges. Maybe SIU needs to be called in every time an impaired officer is pulled over. Police sure seem to undercharge compared to a normal citizen and conveniently mess up the paperwork to dodge convictions. PSA needs to change asap. This is ridiculous (again, for the 50th time this year where a DUI cop will get three years of paid leave).
Off-duty Windsor police officer faces impaired charge following collision
An off-duty Windsor police officer has been charged with impaired driving after allegedly colliding with a parked vehicle Monday night.
An off-duty Windsor police officer has been charged with impaired driving after allegedly colliding with a parked vehicle Monday night.
A news release from police says officers responded to a call from a citizen reporting a possible impaired driver who was involved in a minor collision near the intersection of Ouellette Avenue and Pitt Street West.
Police investigated the report and stopped the suspected vehicle travelled eastbound on Riverside Drive East.
Const. Warren Anglin has been charged with operation while impaired by alcohol and impaired operation with blood alcohol exceeding 80 mg.
Mad Mike
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Did he get charged with leaving the scene too?Another stinker involving an impaired officer in windsor. Crash and continue driving and police again failed to lay hit and run charges. Maybe SIU needs to be called in every time an impaired officer is pulled over. Police sure seem to undercharge compared to a normal citizen and conveniently mess up the paperwork to dodge convictions. PSA needs to change asap. This is ridiculous (again, for the 50th time this year where a DUI cop will get three years of paid leave).
Off-duty Windsor police officer faces impaired charge following collision
An off-duty Windsor police officer has been charged with impaired driving after allegedly colliding with a parked vehicle Monday night.
An off-duty Windsor police officer has been charged with impaired driving after allegedly colliding with a parked vehicle Monday night.
A news release from police says officers responded to a call from a citizen reporting a possible impaired driver who was involved in a minor collision near the intersection of Ouellette Avenue and Pitt Street West.
Police investigated the report and stopped the suspected vehicle travelled eastbound on Riverside Drive East.
Const. Warren Anglin has been charged with operation while impaired by alcohol and impaired operation with blood alcohol exceeding 80 mg.
Nope. Quite shocking. Need to start issuing psa charges to cops that fail to charge appropriately.
Hold the phone on that one. It's quite common for additional charges to be laid after the arrest, and after full investigation of the incident. We don't know the outcome yet.
I wouldn't bet a cent on that. PSA is just a license for wrongdoing that comes with the bonus of a 3yr paid vacation at $100k +/yr. I'm genuinely surprised that more pigs don't pull Training Day type **** because they can...at least that we know of.
He's a Windsor Police officer, charged by Windsor Police, with his name publicized. It would seem that, in this instance at least, he has no friends looking out for him.
Some top-notch police work in Hamilton /s
toronto.ctvnews.ca
Canadian Tire employee says he was Tasered by police during epileptic seizure in Hamilton
A Canadian Tire employee in Hamilton says he was Tasered by police while suffering from an epileptic seizure earlier this week.
Mikedezo44
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^^ Who knows what happened on that one, he was behaving bad enough that the paramedics had to call for police backup so surely he wasn't acting normal enough for them to help him out on the initial call. Convenient that video is at the end of the altercation. Doesn't show the minutes before that he was probably out of control. He says himself he blacks out for 6 or 7 hours sometimes and doesn't know what he did. If you do what police tell you to do you don't get tackled to the ground and tasered...
Time for me to read up on Epilepsy, because that doesn't sound like any seizure I've heard of before. If it is, then I want to educate myself.
The whole incident was caught on video... just not the video we are seeing.
This incident will be scrutinized by enough people, including CT's lawyers, that if there was some sort of wrongdoing.. it will come out and be handled.
I can understand the force used... but I would think it would be hard to convict him of the charges if he was in 'medical episode' at the time!?
Dirty Frank
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Thoughtful de-escalation or just weak?
windsorstar.com
RCMP say they paid Freedom Fighters group and posed for photo to 'avoid violence'
'To keep the situation diffused and avoid the potential for violence, the entry fee was paid with the RCMP officer's personal funds'
windsorstar.com
Interesting. Multiple ways that could have actually gone down. Each side has done a good job promoting an agenda that aligns with their desires. Who knows where the truth lies. As for the crap about the thin blue line patch, that was obviously allowed even though policy says it isn't. Whoever is in charge of the officer should get written up for that too (or they need to change the policy). Is there any law/regulation the police follow without public shaming?Thoughtful de-escalation just weak?
RCMP say they paid Freedom Fighters group and posed for photo to 'avoid violence'
'To keep the situation diffused and avoid the potential for violence, the entry fee was paid with the RCMP officer's personal funds'
... or in agreement with their 'principals'?Thoughtful de-escalation or just weak?
RCMP say they paid Freedom Fighters group and posed for photo to 'avoid violence'
'To keep the situation diffused and avoid the potential for violence, the entry fee was paid with the RCMP officer's personal funds'
at least not always.....
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