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In reply to the discussion: Idiot fire-chief fired [View all]UpInArms
(54,176 posts)50. One of those officers "had a criminal record" ..
Why is that not a part of the discussion?
One of the officers charged in George Floyd's killing was hired despite having a criminal record and slew of traffic violations
State court records show that from 2001 to 2018, he also racked up more than a dozen criminal charges and traffic citations. They show that he was convicted of seven total charges.
While the online court database doesnt include the incident reports behind the criminal complaints, it does indicate the nature of the charges and their results.
Four of the charges were related to traffic violations, including speeding and obstructing traffic. Two were parking-metre violations.
In several instances, Lane also faced criminal charges.
In October 2001, when Lane was 18, he was charged with two counts of obstructing legal process, damaging property, unlawful assembly, and disorderly conduct. He was convicted of one count of obstructing legal process and one charge of damaging property.
Almost six years later, in March 2007, Lane faced misdemeanour charges of hosting a noisy party or gathering and disorderly conduct. He was found guilty of the noisy-gathering charge.
In Lanes application to be a police cadet, sections that included his criminal and traffic history, as well as whether he had been fired from any jobs, were redacted.
While the online court database doesnt include the incident reports behind the criminal complaints, it does indicate the nature of the charges and their results.
Four of the charges were related to traffic violations, including speeding and obstructing traffic. Two were parking-metre violations.
In several instances, Lane also faced criminal charges.
In October 2001, when Lane was 18, he was charged with two counts of obstructing legal process, damaging property, unlawful assembly, and disorderly conduct. He was convicted of one count of obstructing legal process and one charge of damaging property.
Almost six years later, in March 2007, Lane faced misdemeanour charges of hosting a noisy party or gathering and disorderly conduct. He was found guilty of the noisy-gathering charge.
In Lanes application to be a police cadet, sections that included his criminal and traffic history, as well as whether he had been fired from any jobs, were redacted.
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I am always amazed at people who are so proud of being nasty and stupid
The Velveteen Ocelot
Jun 2020
#2
ugh. someone printed that stupid shirt. He purchased it. He wore it with a smile.
Demovictory9
Jun 2020
#3
Yeah, I wonder how well this went over with the friends, families & fellow social warriors, not
The_REAL_Ecumenist
Jun 2020
#40