youngunz4life
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I bet the pressure is getting very hard to fend off while it still grows as well!
When it gets political, things will happen.
When it gets political, things will happen.
Hence this last night...Edited Comment: This thread is about a single incident and a single officer. Comments that attempt to broaden the "scope" of this thread will be treated harshly.
Just Saying.....
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Looks like reason was my buddy, huh?TOO HONEST TOO HEATED!!! TOO BAD!!!
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Maybe one of his fellow officers thinks his record is good, but he has a history of complaints for excessive violence, and there's another video out there of a stop a year ago in which he threatened to blow the detainee's effing head off and sleep well that night. In that video he repeatedly called the occupant of the vehicle "M-Fers".it is pretty obvious that this officer had a good record(I believe one article quoted an oficer aying this) and is respected by his dept and peers. He'll have to answer for this one though, and he knows he slipped up.
Maybe one of his fellow officers thinks his record is good, but he has a history of complaints for excessive violence, and there's another video out there of a stop a year ago in which he threatened to blow the detainee's effing head off and sleep well that night. In that video he repeatedly called the occupant of the vehicle "M-Fers".
If that's their idea of a good record, the entire department needs to be replaced.
If he is highly regarded by his peers there is something wrong in the whole dept....
Eghad, ltc44's point is that due process does not imply immunity from normal criminal charges that anybody else would have faced.
Officer Harless should be receiving due process, as defined by the departmental agreement with the union, for interdepartmental charges.
He should be receiving due process, as defined by the 4th and 5th Amendments and applicable state of Ohio laws, for those actions that went beyond inappropriate and met the gate for criminal charges.
Maybe one of his fellow officers thinks his record is good, but he has a history of complaints for excessive violence, and there's another video out there of a stop a year ago in which he threatened to blow the detainee's effing head off and sleep well that night. In that video he repeatedly called the occupant of the vehicle "M-Fers".
If that's their idea of a good record, the entire department needs to be replaced.
Regardless, his carreer in law enforcement should be over and it will be up to the arrested ccp holder to file criminal charges.
I'll tell you one thing, the victim would be wise to get while he can