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[marble falls]

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[bitterross]

1. He'll have a new job in no time.

He'll be hired on at some other PD shortly. They always are.

[Hortensis]

3. Probably not much chance. These aren't the bad old days any more

in that respect. The ability to search on names took care of that. Citizens, arrestees, attorneys, insurance company adjusters, political opponents, anyone can do it. And of course the departments themselves have the capability and duty to perform deeper searches that eliminate ability to claim ignorance.

Also, hiring and arming these miscreants exposes a municipality to serious liability, and insurance is prohibited by law from covering illegal acts. These days insurance companies always do their own searching.

[USALiberal]

6. I agree! nt

[Initech]

8. Or as an OANN contributor.

[brush]

2. Why did he break into her house?

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[Tipperary]

5. I know. I thought I was missing something.

At any rate, glad he was fired.

[marble falls]

7. Because he was cutting up earlier and the woman asked them to cool ...

it and he took exception.

[salin]

4. "we cut up in another city" he terrorized/threatened death to the homeowner, amidst racial ...

slurs. He broke into the home ... and then terrorized. This isn't a "what happens in (a city, not mine ala Las Vegas) stays is (a city not mine.) This was a PTS-inducing incident that could have become a fatality.

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/white-nypd-cop-who-broke-black-woman-s-home-threatened-n1109606

15 days in jail, and 3 years on probation, seems rather light - given the trauma inflicted on this family.

[Initech]

9. Some of those who work forces are the same that burn crosses.