To Protect and to Serve II

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tim said:
Percentage wise it is not. But it is a dangerous profession. Probably should build more prisons and lock criminals up longer and get rid of parole/probation
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That attitude hasn’t worked so far, maybe we need to try some different approaches.
 
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tim said:
Your point?
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Usually (not certain about this particular case, but speaking in general), these "domestic calls" are usually conflicts between family members or girlfriend/boyfriend. Police don't need to be inserting themselves in a majority (I didn't say all, I said a majority) of these beefs.
 
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Rasputin_Vol said:
Usually (not certain about this particular case, but speaking in general), these "domestic calls" are usually conflicts between family members or girlfriend/boyfriend. Police don't need to be inserting themselves in a majority (I didn't say all, I said a majority) of these beefs.
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Yeahok
 
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VolStrom said:
Well letting people out of prison early is not exactly working out is it?
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Not working well at all.

I have no problem with violent people going to jail and doing their time. My issue is a lot of the over-policing and petty nonsense that the cops mostly find themselves engaged in.
 
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'I'm 15. Is that bad?' Howell police sergeant on trial for child luring
Lacher at the time of the investigation was a Wall police officer assigned to the county Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force. Because Conte was a supervisor for a police department in a surrounding community, the case was transferred to a detective in the Prosecutor’s Office, and part of the chatter was lost in the transfer, he said.

Is losing evidence during transfers a common occurrence?
 
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Rasputin_Vol said:
Not working well at all.

I have no problem with violent people going to jail and doing their time. My issue is a lot of the over-policing and petty nonsense that the cops mostly find themselves engaged in.
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Too many bad leaders mandating bad policy taking away what works isn’t the answer. Proper management is the answer. Prisons and real prison time works.
 
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Rasputin_Vol said:
Not working well at all.

I have no problem with violent people going to jail and doing their time. My issue is a lot of the over-policing and petty nonsense that the cops mostly find themselves engaged in.
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Have you checked your license plate bulbs lately? I'd hate for you to get thrown in jail for one of them being burned out, and heaven forbid you tense up while they put the cuffs on you, so they can change you with resisting arrest. BTW have you ever heard of anyone get arrested and not be charged with resisting?
 
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VolFaninFla said:
'I'm 15. Is that bad?' Howell police sergeant on trial for child luring
Lacher at the time of the investigation was a Wall police officer assigned to the county Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force. Because Conte was a supervisor for a police department in a surrounding community, the case was transferred to a detective in the Prosecutor’s Office, and part of the chatter was lost in the transfer, he said.

Is losing evidence during transfers a common occurrence?
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Tampering and obstruction of justice.
 
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VolFaninFla said:
'I'm 15. Is that bad?' Howell police sergeant on trial for child luring
Lacher at the time of the investigation was a Wall police officer assigned to the county Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force. Because Conte was a supervisor for a police department in a surrounding community, the case was transferred to a detective in the Prosecutor’s Office, and part of the chatter was lost in the transfer, he said.

Is losing evidence during transfers a common occurrence?
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If there is a human and/or a computer involved then yes…. Ever typed a simple word document and it disappeared?
 
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VolStrom said:
Have you checked your license plate bulbs lately? I'd hate for you to get thrown in jail for one of them being burned out, and heaven forbid you tense up while they put the cuffs on you, so they can change you with resisting arrest. BTW have you ever heard of anyone get arrested and not be charged with resisting?
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That resisting arrest charge is like the most ridiculous thing out here at this point. They throw that charge around like Mardi Gras beads. it was one of these stories I read about the other day (probably the old lady that had dementia that was accused of shoplifting???) where the cops accused them of resisting arrest for tensing up their arms.
 
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