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CrispyQ

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39. IMO, he should have been fired that night. There was absolutely no excuse for his behavior, none.
Thu Aug 21, 2014, 10:45 AM
Aug 2014

When the hubbub dies down he will be back on duty & his behavior validated, at least in his mind, cuz there were no consequences.

Is suspension with pay typical? Does it go on the record? These guys break all the rules & get a slap on the wrist - time off with pay & a note in your file. Big whoop.

on edit: I see below he was suspended without pay. I wonder who makes that decision & why some get pay & others don't. ???

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rec bigtree Aug 2014 #1
The "union" will keep him employed. nt Logical Aug 2014 #10
Care to clarify quotations? Boom Sound 416 Aug 2014 #30
Yes, police unions defend and protect corrupt cops. Thanks for asking! n-t Logical Aug 2014 #31
No problem. Thanks for posting Boom Sound 416 Aug 2014 #32
One down...how many hundreds to go? joeybee12 Aug 2014 #2
Saw video of that prick, needs to be fired of course, but will he? BaggersRDumb Aug 2014 #3
He will get a paid vacation and nothing else. nt Logical Aug 2014 #11
IMO, he should have been fired that night. There was absolutely no excuse for his behavior, none. CrispyQ Aug 2014 #39
CNN just showed the video for the third time today. nt pinboy3niner Aug 2014 #4
suspended indefinitely???!!! SummerSnow Aug 2014 #5
This is the "I will fucking kill you" cop procon Aug 2014 #6
Usually it is another way of being fired when a police officer Malraiders Aug 2014 #7
And that allows him to keep his Missouri police license and get hired by another municipality. nt tblue37 Aug 2014 #17
"St. Louis County Police Department said in a statement. " 951-Riverside Aug 2014 #8
He's probably a county cop pinboy3niner Aug 2014 #13
From St. Ann. nt tblue37 Aug 2014 #16
This HuffPo article Answers my question :) 951-Riverside Aug 2014 #18
St. Ann Police Chief is now making up excuses (Geez they were on the right path for awhile) 951-Riverside Aug 2014 #24
Thanks for the correction and updates pinboy3niner Aug 2014 #26
Waht about pointing an Automatic Rifle in their face? Tommymac Aug 2014 #28
counsel him to not say fuck? wtf? uppityperson Aug 2014 #37
It's a start...nt City Lights Aug 2014 #9
He'll undergo a psychological evaluation and sensitivity training. pintobean Aug 2014 #12
Which indicates that they plan to eventually have him back on the force and tblue37 Aug 2014 #15
He won't be back in Ferguson. pintobean Aug 2014 #19
OH MY GOD! ...I knew it! I knew it! I knew it! 951-Riverside Aug 2014 #20
Slap on the wrist and Kiss on the cheek. Tommymac Aug 2014 #29
That excerpt suggests that the CNN article is downplaying the cop's behavior. tblue37 Aug 2014 #14
Golf claps. n/t gldstwmn Aug 2014 #21
Code of Ethics cleduc Aug 2014 #22
That's beautiful. applegrove Aug 2014 #23
The FPD did something right after one of its own did something very Wrong! Cha Aug 2014 #25
It was St Ann's Police Department and Tommymac Aug 2014 #33
Thanks for the clarification, Tommymac.. my bad. :( Cha Aug 2014 #35
And Here's Another Thought cer7711 Aug 2014 #27
That fucker looked demented. RagAss Aug 2014 #34
Just one? Duer 157099 Aug 2014 #36
he needs to be charged with assult w/ a weapon for each person littlewolf Aug 2014 #38
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