tim
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Lots of stuff to unpack in that article. Woman who drove into a flood zone purposefully. Dispatcher who had already quit and was on her last shift. 911 call center who was overwhelmed with flood calls that they could do nothing about. And the woman who called actually was complaining about her new phone getting ruined by water?
I hope you took the baton to that guy...... seriouslyNo I don’t shoot radar although when I was a rookie I was assigned to do so in school zones. Had a guy who went 110 mph in a school zone at 730am with kids crossing at a crosswalk. Of course you think it was wrong I arrested him right? Oh yea he was drunk too
As for other “minor” traffic violations if I pulled someone over for broken tail light I usually gave them a simple verbal warning to fix it. Unless they had something else going on
The only other time I’d usually cite someone for traffic violations would be because they did something to be at fault in an accident
The reason I asked about justifiable is because that offered number is often used and not understood.
Woman who Accused 2 Cops of Rape Dies after Falling from Sheriff's Moving SUV
Nothing sketchy about this at all.
I mean, who amongst us isn't capable of removing police handcuffs, belly chain and ankle restraints and throw ourselves from an occupied and unlocked cruiser.
maybe you should read the actual story details and look at this woman's past history as well as she's claiming a female deputy sodomized her when cameras show otherwise, and I'd wait until the investigation is complete before you make wild accusations.
What accusations did I make, I just said it's sketchy.
Do a lot of your perps wiggle out of cuffs, belly and ankle restraints and fling them out of your patrol car? Is this normal?
He will defend the brotherhood no matter how damning the evidence is. I was under the assumption that back seat patrol car doors couldn't be opened from the inside, but when the person riding back there can remove handcuffs and fling themselves from a car apparently miracles happen.What accusations did I make, I just said it's sketchy.
Do a lot of your perps wiggle out of cuffs, belly and ankle restraints and fling them out of your patrol car? Is this normal?
Suspects wiggle out of cuffs or attempt to all the time, and i've had some try to flee from moving cruiser..look at the actual facts here.
- suspect with long history of mental illness and criminal acts is arrested
- while at jail she claims a female officer sodomizes her (even though camera footage shows otherwise)
- she later changes her story and also adds the male arresting officer raped her (no evidence of such)
- the sheriff does the right thing and investigates thru 3rd party/internal affairs investigation even though claim is suspect
- Sheriff and jailer (different ones) escort suspect to "advocacy center" for rape kit and get S.A.N.E. test
- Advocacy center tells deputies to take her to hospital for a more thorough exam, deputies comply
- While in bathroom at advocacy center (and she's by herself there) prisoner steals a bottle of shower gel and hides it on her person
- While placing prisoner in transport, officers loosen her shackles at her request because they "hurt and make her legs sore"
- Prisoner uses gel and loose shackles to get her hands and legs free
- Prisoner opens the door (either it was broken or left unlock by mistake) and tries to flee the vehicle during motion
- Belly chain causes her to fall out head first and she hits her head on the pavement
- She dies due to head injury and stupidity
Pretty clear case what happened....now if you want to say the transporting deputies were negligent by loosening her cuffs, or leaving her alone in bathroom at the center, or by not having a door that locks properly, i am sure there will be some civil liability there depending on their policies/procedures.
If you believe this was a murder to cover up 2 rapes, well use Occam's Razor
