The best kind of administrative leave!
The best kind of administrative leave!
https://kotaku.com/pokemon-card-poli...-vi-1848870113
Cop kills one and injuries 3 over shoplifted Pokémon cards.
He can't even be bothered to read the articles he links, def just skims everyone's posts.
https://www.fox13news.com/video/1065870
Cop runs over sun bather
https://www.cnn.com/2022/05/09/us/vi...day/index.html
Does a corrections officer count? Seems she shot herself when they got caught.
https://www.cnn.com/2022/05/09/us/vi...day/index.html
She killed herself.
Man, I'd of loved to be a fly on the wall when that Crack-head looking murderer convinced that woman to help him escape.
Edit: They were married? What the heeeck?
That's the same article.
Working in a jail myself I've seen this manipulation over and over , especially from male inmates towards female staff of any kind.
I see deputies getting way too comfortable with inmates and professional staff too. I get catcalled daily and ignore it all, I give direct one word answers and never reveal anything personal. Unfortunately people spend so much time in these work environments, often more than their own homes so a little here , a little there..and other inmates do notice.
Still at the end of the day it was her choice to be manipulated and not put an end to it.
I wouldn't be surprised if they got married in secret. Basically can request legal forms to do so and I've seen it and other things that I'll never understand.
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How the hell do you possibly plan this escape for months, get a six hour head start, avoid authorities for 11 days, and still not be in Cambodia by that time? Smdh
You underestimate how stupid sworn staff can be. I've my Captains literally tell me as soon as they became deputies their brains left and the technicians ( my job) kept them from getting hurt.
I've probably saved my deputies' ass more than once just due to the fact I pay attention to every detail. People get lax in positions of power , then again Maybe she was just stupid lol.
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It's a lot harder to leave the country than most people realize.
Getting positions you don't deserve by factors other than your qualifications for the job, getting lax on said job after years of getting away with smaller things, and ultimately thinking that you're smarter than everyone else around you (and eventually, just everyone period) due to reinforcement bias by working at the same job and moving up the ranks. She was what, an Assistant Director? She probably didn't start out that high.
She was smart, alright. So smart that she's now a corpse.
One less idiot leaving a carbon footprint.
https://buffalonews.com/news/local/s...8cb73cf86.html
A NY state corrections officer has been suspended without pay for sharing a meme mocking the victims of the Tops market shooting. There is more disciplines to be handed out as many of his co-workers reacted positively to the post.
The offensive meme shows a photo of a Tops Markets above the words, "Clean up on aisle 3, no wait 4, also on 7, 9, 12 and 13."
Greg Foster punctuated the meme with the comment, "Too soon? This should weed out some FB friends," followed by a laughing emoji.
The meme spurred outrage, particularly as it became apparent the person who shared it was a corrections officer.
In a series of tweets Tuesday afternoon, DOCCS said it was launching an investigation into the meme and would seek further discipline of department employees who engaged with the post.
"The comments made by this correction officer are in violation of multiple department rules and will not be tolerated," the department wrote. "This vile posting does not represent the morals and values of the thousands of staff members in the department."
A two year investigation by Vice News into the Louisville Police Department found multiple sexual misconduct situations and that drug enforcement officers often stole drugs and money during arrests.
https://theblackwallsttimes.com/2022...al-misconduct/
https://www.wlky.com/article/vice-ne...tion/40039227#An anonymous informant (current officer) spoke on the record to Ferdman about the culture of Louisville police officers who often kept money that was supposed to be turned in or reported. In one particular case, the informant stated he’s personally seen officers split $500,000.
On the night of her fatal shooting, Breonna Taylor’s boyfriend, Kenneth Walker, reported $1,000 missing after the Louisville Metro Police shot up and raided their home. It was later discovered that another $14,000 had been taken from their home as well, according to Walker.
https://twitter.com/JasonRileyWDRB/s...16036399247360We're told the investigation focuses on allegations of sexual misconduct by LMPD officers, including former detectives Brett Hankison, Brian Bailey and Pablo Cano.
Hankison was fired in 2020 for his involvement in the raid on Breonna Taylor's apartment. Bailey resigned last year amid an ongoing investigation into allegations of sexual assault. Cano pleaded guilty to multiple sexual misconduct charges and was sentenced to prison in 2019.
According to VICE News, these accusations of helping women avoid charges in exchange for sexual favors aren't isolated cases, but instead a pattern that has been described as "the deal."
https://twitter.com/JasonRileyWDRB/s...47478106968070
https://twitter.com/JasonRileyWDRB/s...52985928572937
https://www.hillsdale.net/story/news...se/9906303002/
Former corrections officer approached and attacked a 16 year old because he was using "street language"
I saw that one on Reddit the other day.