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Archae

(46,314 posts)
Wed Mar 4, 2015, 09:34 PM Mar 2015

Ex-Kenosha officer admits planting evidence in homicide case

Source: WBAY-TV, ABC affiliate in Green Bay, WI

KENOSHA, Wis. (AP) – Defense attorneys are crying foul after an ex-Kenosha police officer admitted he planted evidence in a homicide investigation.

The Kenosha News reports (http://bit.ly/1w2xBwl ) that Kyle Baars admitted during a homicide trial this week that he planted an ID and a bullet in a backpack seized in a search stemming from an investigation into a fatal robbery.

Baars resigned in January amid an internal investigation into his actions.

Read more: http://wbay.com/2015/03/04/ex-kenosha-officer-admits-planting-evidence-in-homicide-case/



"Resigned" so he can get hired at some other cop shop that doesn't check into his background of planting evidence.
Bastard should be in jail himself.
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Ex-Kenosha officer admits planting evidence in homicide case (Original Post) Archae Mar 2015 OP
That's criminal. Arrest, charge and try him. Dont call me Shirley Mar 2015 #1
+1 Still Sensible Mar 2015 #2
Exactly. CHARGE HIM dammit. 7962 Mar 2015 #6
Yup. He needs to be behind bars. cui bono Mar 2015 #3
He would not be behind bars for long Xipe Totec Mar 2015 #8
But if society don't use the order of law... bayareaboy Mar 2015 #10
Every case he ever worked on must now be reviewed. tclambert Mar 2015 #4
This makes good sense. midnight Mar 2015 #7
except who will pay for the lawyers dembotoz Mar 2015 #12
Be curious who, if anybody, was with him when he planed the eveidence rpannier Mar 2015 #5
Zapf has a record of pulling crap like this. Archae Mar 2015 #11
isn't there a typeface called zaph dingbats? dembotoz Mar 2015 #13
it's rigged, I tell You father founding Mar 2015 #9

cui bono

(19,926 posts)
3. Yup. He needs to be behind bars.
Wed Mar 4, 2015, 09:53 PM
Mar 2015

For longer than a layperson since he was in a position of trusted authority when he committed the crime.

imho.

Xipe Totec

(43,889 posts)
8. He would not be behind bars for long
Thu Mar 5, 2015, 12:45 AM
Mar 2015

Sending a cop to prison is akin to a death sentence.

Not that that should stop us from prosecuting and convicting the MF.

bayareaboy

(793 posts)
10. But if society don't use the order of law...
Thu Mar 5, 2015, 11:31 AM
Mar 2015


Then what changes to make sure that it won't happen again. Perhaps the asshole won't do it again and anyone else might not as well. Let him take his lunch with child molesters and RePUG fools, then he can wonder if he will get shanked by a convict who got placed in his seg. unit, by mistake.

rpannier

(24,329 posts)
5. Be curious who, if anybody, was with him when he planed the eveidence
Wed Mar 4, 2015, 10:38 PM
Mar 2015

On edit:

Now the DA is lying

District Attorney Robert Zapf says his office shared the information with defense attorneys in late January, within days of his office receiving Baars’ report about his conduct.

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Yeah right. Sure they did. And the attorneys for the defendants said and did nothing until now? Oh please!

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