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No, they're faggots. I train with a boatload of them and to a man they are monkeys.

Fat Cat wrote:No, they're faggots. I train with a boatload of them and to a man they are monkeys.

This. Also my experience, maybe not every last one but certainly the vast majority. Faggots.

Shot an unarmed Marine for his daughters protection -

jgmack wrote:What would society be like if there were no police? They are your friends, so be nice to them. There are a few bad apples, just as there are firefighters who are arsonists, and Mail Carriers who steal mail instead of delivering it. We can't all be as saintly as a Catholic Priest.

HorizonMan wrote:Shot an unarmed Marine for his daughters protection -

Society has collectively allowed a police officer to utilize his weapon i.e. deadly force, in increasingly more situations that in the past would be unthinkable and that my friends is a sorry fucking state of affairs. This low down dirty no good cowardly dog dick licking cocksucker shot a man in fucking cold blood IN THE BACK in front of his daughter because he THOUGHT he was going to do something harmful? What the fuck happened to him possible physically intervening if he thought there was an issue? The very notion that this piece of shit motherfucker analyzed the situation and rationalized that it was okay to take another man's life is about the most fucked up thing you can imagine. I get sick to my stomach every time I hear the phrase, "the officer was in fear of his life" as an excuse for taking someone else's life. Won't release the dash camera footage yet...right.

Nicely put Shapecharge.

He also left behind a wife who is expecting.

http://articles.latimes.com/2012/feb/10 ... t-20120210

Based on the story, I'm wondering if there was something medically wrong with him (seizure, stroke, etc...). Driving crazy and acting erratic at that time of the morning, when you have your kids in the car, isn't normal. Of coarse, who knows if the story we're hearing is actually accurate.

rjudo wrote:

Fat Cat wrote:No, they're faggots. I train with a boatload of them and to a man they are monkeys.

This. Also my experience, maybe not every last one but certainly the vast majority. Faggots.

Of the cops I know, very few train. I wish more would train, even if faggotly.

HorizonMan wrote:Shot an unarmed Marine for his daughters protection -

Yes, thats one of the three stories in my post at the end of the last page. Also, apparently, first the deptartments story was "the officer feared for his life", then it changed to "the officer feared for the life of the kids."

I've actually had a lot of good experiences with cops. Of course, I'm white and I don't pop off at them when I have had to deal with them. I still don't like or trust them though.

Oh, and NYPD wants to look through your pockets. Especially if you're black or brown. Quite a bit more since Bloomberg came to office.

http://reason.com/blog/2012/02/14/nypd- ... r-bloomber

baffled wrote:I've actually had a lot of good experiences with cops. Of course, I'm white and I don't pop off at them when I have had to deal with them. I still don't like or trust them though.

Oh, and NYPD wants to look through your pockets. Especially if you're black or brown. Quite a bit more since Bloomberg came to office.

http://reason.com/blog/2012/02/14/nypd- ... r-bloomber

But Bloomberg just wants to make sure nobody's carrying transfats, salt or tobacco

Officer friendly hates kinky sex.



It was Valentine's Day in Portlandia -- should anyone have been upset about a little friendly bondage action in the back of a Subaru?

Well, yes. The Portland Police Bureau was plenty upset, and the lovers, identified as Nikolas Harbar, 31, and Stephanie Pelzner, 26, are under arrest on charges of disorderly conduct in the second degree.

Portland may be a city that has always prided itself on its eccentricities, but police said the red alert that went out when Pelzner was glimpsed bound and naked in the back of the car was a Valentine too far.

It began shortly after noon on Tuesday, when someone at the New Seasons Market in north Portland reported that they had seen a naked female with duct tape on her mouth tied up in the back of a blue Subaru Legacy.

The man driving the car had told the witness they "were just having some fun," police said in theirreport, but the woman in the back of the car "seemed hazy."

The witness phoned in the license plate to the car, and the search was on.

Authorities in Washington state were alerted, in case the car traveled north across the state line on Interstate 5. Portland police began combing the city's streets, while a patrol car zeroed in on the address where the car was registered.

By 12:56 p.m., the Subaru drove up, and when officers closed in, Harbar told them the couple was "doing some Valentine's Day role-playing," the police report said. Police confirmed from Pelzner "that she was voluntarily bound and nude in the back of the Subaru," it said.

Not feeling in a loving mood -- especially since at least nine police cars were tied up for 20 minutes during the search -- authorities booked both of them into the Multnomah County Jail.

Since then, the Portland Police Bureau's Facebook page has been flooded with comments, most from citizens wondering why people can't be left to their own devices in the backs of their cars.

"Nothing wrong with that, they were just trying to have some fun, you monsters," one man wrote.

"Keep Portland weird, man," urged another.

Others offered helpful suggestions for pursuing the case: "She should be booked for not wearing her safety belt."

Police say they had no way of knowing they weren't looking for a potential murder victim.

"The concern is their actions created a pretty substantial public alarm, to the point where you have a 911 caller saying she's concerned about this person tied up naked in the back of a car," Lt. Robert King, bureau spokesman, told the Los Angeles Times.

"Why would the officers think it was a Valentine's Day thing?" he said. "This kind of stuff, whether it's being naked in the back of a car tied up, or running down the street with an airsoft gun pretending to shoot at people, it's not OK, because it creates a lot of concern from the public."

"Why would the officers think it was a Valentine's Day thing?" he said. "This kind of stuff, whether it's being naked in the back of a car tied up, or running down the street with an airsoft gun pretending to shoot at people, it's not OK, because it creates a lot of concern from the public."

Yes but then THE 'VICTIM' CONFIRMS IT'S NOT A CRIME AND YOU LET THEM FUCKING GO!

how retarded are these cops?

Very.

I like this V-Day celebration!

Public nakedness is not illegal in Portland either-- although if you're ever had the unfortunate 'pleasure' of seeing the people who do it, you'll wish it was.

Officer Friendly will fix your ticket.

Fat Cat wrote:Officer Friendly will fix your ticket.

I think it says more about some Coooze who would offer her pussy up to get out of a ticket than the Cop who would take the free pussy. Be funny if she gives him Herpies or AIDS.

http://ckom.com/content/1-dead-1-hurt-u ... g-shooting


Feds shooting Feds, nICE!

DARTH wrote:

Fat Cat wrote:Officer Friendly will fix your ticket.

I think it says more about some Coooze who would offer her pussy up to get out of a ticket than the Cop who would take the free pussy. Be funny if she gives him Herpies or AIDS.

WTF? Is that a meerkat watching? So I guess he drove into the zoo to bang it out?

DARTH wrote:http://ckom.com/content/1-dead-1-hurt-u ... g-shooting


Feds shooting Feds, nICE!

I knew that INS/Postal Service partnership would go bad.

Where's my stamps bitch!!! BLAM BLAM BLAM

A Spokane police officer fired in 2009 after driving drunk while off duty, hitting a pickup with his truck and leaving the scene of the collision is likely to be rehired and get more than two years of back pay.

In a settlement mediated by the Washington State Human Rights Commission, Brad Thoma will be rehired March 1 in a demoted position of detective, if the Spokane City Council agrees to the deal on Monday. Prior to his firing in December 2009, Thoma was a sergeant.

Thoma also would be paid about $275,000 for back pay and benefits, and the city will pay his attorney $15,000. The back pay is based on the amount he earned as a sergeant.

Bob Dunn, Thoma’s attorney, said Thoma had a disability – alcoholism – that resulted from stress from his job. He argued that the police department knew Thoma struggled with alcoholism and didn’t try to get him help. Thoma filed a complaint about his firing with the Washington State Human Rights Commission soon after he was terminated.

More to the story here http://www.spokesman.com/stories/2012/f ... -back-pay/

Would officer friendly spy on people for their religion? of course... Out of their jurisdiction, quite possibly without the go ahead from the locals?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-17133875

New York City police secretly collected information on Muslim communities in nearby Newark, New Jersey, police records have shown.

Newark Mayor Cory Booker said he was not informed of the surveillance, revealed by the Associated Press.

"This raises a number of concerns," Mr Booker said, promising to investigate. "It's just very, very sobering."

Earlier this week university officials in the US north-east protested against NYPD monitoring of Muslim students.

Administrators at Yale and Columbia protested about the police department's activities, which the NYPD said were justified in an effort to identify possible campus radicalisation.

Earlier this month, civic groups from around the US called for a legal investigation into intelligence-gathering on Shia Muslims in New York.

NYPD's demographic unit compiled information on mosques and Muslim-owned businesses in Newark in 2007, AP reported.

The secret police report obtained by the news agency mentions no evidence of terrorism or criminal behaviour.

Would a fear mongering hebe defend this?

On Tuesday, New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg strongly defended the city's police department after university leaders protested over campus monitoring.

"The police department goes where there are allegations," Mr Bloomberg said.

"And they look to see whether those allegations are true. That's what you'd expect them to do. That's what you'd want them to do. Remind yourself when you turn out the light tonight."