Police Corruption Thread.
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I'm guessing she told an agent, "No." at some point.
Ixian
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J. Edgar Hoover was nearly as much of a thug as any of the men he tracked down. He was always willing to break the law and commit unconstitutional acts so long as it made him and his personal mafia (the FBI) look good/increased their power.
When an institution starts from such a low point it isn't surprising when it fails to improve.
This is one of the most bizarre crime stories of 2022 and that's saying something
This is unsettling, horrifying and inexplicable all at the same time:
notthebee.com
An NYPD Lieutenant named Wilder Lucas is facing allegations that he threatened his girlfriend (whom he is the Supervisor of), of assault, trying to coerce her into threesomes, and threatened to kill her (via chucking her in front of a train) among other things assumingly.
nypost.com
Lieutenant Lucas is also an integrity-control office for the Department.
Lucas apparently also didn't disclose that he was married during the time of their relationship. She states he threatened her and told her to delete evidence of their relationship when it was reported to their superiors. Lucas has denied all charges.
The lawsuit and investigation is currently ongoing.
NYPD boss sexually assaulted, threatened underling while seeking threesomes: suit
Right before they split, the boss also invited the victim on a trip to the Dominican Republic, where she discovered – after they landed – that he had brought three other women on the getaway and pr…
nypost.com
Lieutenant Lucas is also an integrity-control office for the Department.
Lucas apparently also didn't disclose that he was married during the time of their relationship. She states he threatened her and told her to delete evidence of their relationship when it was reported to their superiors. Lucas has denied all charges.
The lawsuit and investigation is currently ongoing.
Zyobot
Just a time-traveling robot stranded on Earth.
This is highly relevant, especially the juror research. It explains how they managed to get to a conviction outta such he said/she said evidence, and provocation is almost impossible to prove beyond a reasonable doubt unless laid out in writing, and even to the extent Perry did it, I don't think it hits that level.Oh, boy. Looks like this guy's in for a real legal shitshow.
See, now I'm wondering if Abbott should go through with the pardon immediately? Commute the sentence to time served (so dude doesn't stay in prison), but leave the appeal process open so it can be fought and overturned maybe? I don't want to see the appeal mooted.
mspence
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Arrested while being elderly?
news.yahoo.com
KS cops ‘chased’ elderly man for driving 3 mph over limit then tased him, lawsuit says
The 80-year-old man dropped “like a rock” when he was tased by a sheriff’s deputy in eastern Kansas, according his lawsuit.
From what I understand the AG is trying to tell him to wait
King Arts
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The officers involved should be forced to kill the dog before being fired.
Dog did what it was told to do, it doesn't have moral agency. No, the dog should attack the cops before they are fired.
King Arts
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No animals that kill or abuse humans without being trained to do it need to be put down. That dog now could be more aggressive towards people who it should not be aggressive towards. There is a reason we hunt down man eaters, also people are protective of their pet animals the cops being forced to kill the dog will hurt them a lot.