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In reply to the discussion: St. Louis Police Officer calls the job of Ferguson Activist to get her fired. She gets his number & [View all]Hassin Bin Sober
(27,474 posts)51. Here is a story on the officer now being investigated:
http://www.stltoday.com/news/local/crime-and-courts/st-louis-police-officer-under-investigation-following-call-to-protester/article_ea435efc-f814-5bd8-8f10-2e0bbc40dc2d.html
I thought she did a pretty good job fencing the douche bag cop in to hanging himself.
The cop admits, on tape, he was doing this as part of his job as a government employee. Now, of course, the pig is claiming he has a first amendment right like everyone else. Which is it? Was he a cop or a citizen when he called to get her in trouble with her employer? It sure sounded like he was wearing his cop hat when he called (was he on police time and phones???).
I want to know what the cop's employer's policy is on such matters. I want to know what the police department's policy is regarding conducting "private" political actions on company time and phones (if that is the case)?
I thought she did a pretty good job fencing the douche bag cop in to hanging himself.
The cop admits, on tape, he was doing this as part of his job as a government employee. Now, of course, the pig is claiming he has a first amendment right like everyone else. Which is it? Was he a cop or a citizen when he called to get her in trouble with her employer? It sure sounded like he was wearing his cop hat when he called (was he on police time and phones???).
I want to know what the cop's employer's policy is on such matters. I want to know what the police department's policy is regarding conducting "private" political actions on company time and phones (if that is the case)?
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St. Louis Police Officer calls the job of Ferguson Activist to get her fired. She gets his number & [View all]
kpete
Oct 2014
OP
One would have to show real damages, and here the boss gave her the phone number.
jtuck004
Oct 2014
#37
Quinn its not just wages they clearly need better training and training costs money.
cstanleytech
Oct 2014
#27
Ya but that issue you raised of their attitude is part of what better training would
cstanleytech
Oct 2014
#30
Funny how Democrats turn into tea partiers when it comes to one group of state or city employees.
delta17
Oct 2014
#46
Actually Democrats do not turn into tea partiers when it comes to state or city employees.
Enthusiast
Oct 2014
#62
However lack of money attracts bribes in droves. Pay your civil servants a living wage.
Hekate
Oct 2014
#35
The constabulary forces in this country have declared war upon the citizenry (or at
KingCharlemagne
Oct 2014
#13
It does get a little tricky-er when the employer is also the government.
Hassin Bin Sober
Oct 2014
#58
This is clearcut violation of First Amendment rights by a government figure.
NutmegYankee
Oct 2014
#24
except, I would not want him near my groceries--not sure I could wash off the contamination.
niyad
Oct 2014
#49
Seems to me.. Keith chose the wrong citizen to intimidate with his bully tactics and is only
Cha
Oct 2014
#72
I have had this happen to me.... by an infamous FB bully named Brian Kolfage Jr.
millijac
Oct 2014
#38