Mr. Scorpio
Mr. Scorpio's JournalJust wondering...
Just how often do NYPD officers lose their jobs or even face prosecution for negligent homicide?
Basically, whenever they take someone's life when that person did nothing to have it taken: Running someone over in a speeding patrol car accident, shot in the chest just for walking in a darkened stairwell or any other "tragic accident" as they like to put it.
Do they even care about that life that was taken, or is their first instinct to find a way to cover their own asses?
Given the callous disregard that the Police their seems to have for anyone except themselves, I'm guessing that none of them have. Can anyone prove me wrong?
You know, with the bar set as low as to just go home at the end of a shift in order to constitute the definition of having a "good day" on duty, I'm surprised that the NYPD solves any real crimes at all... After all, most of their time is spent harassing, humiliating and even brutalizing people for no good goddamn reason at all.
What the fuck would they be doing if they had real jobs?
A handy-dandy 20-step guide to premeditated or First Degree Murder...
AUTHOR: KERRY-ANNE DECEMBER 4, 2014 12:55 PM
More Americans are killed by guns than in any other nation on earth, yet according to this Guns.Com writer, we need to get killing some more. Jeffrey Denning’s piece entitled 20 rules for winning gun fights, is the ‘How To’ guide for killing, literally, everyone you ever met.
Denning’s Number 1 Rule speaks to the kind of pathological paranoia present in gun nuts. Seriously, anyone thinking like this should automatically disqualify from owning a weapon.
This emotional, mental and psychological decision must be made long before the incident arrives. You may have to shoot a man, a woman, pregnant lady or a teenager. Think about it before the time arrives. Be prepared to stop a co-worker, a neighbor, a teammate, friend, or even a relative. You may have to physically hurt or kill someone that you know or someone you’ve talked with or like or someone you think you know well.
That’s right, you’re not a man until you’ve eyed a pregnant woman and thought:
“Yeah, I could shoot that b*tch!”
The rest: http://www.addictinginfo.org/2014/12/04/gun-pundit-publishes-how-to-guide-to-kill-everyone-you-meet-including-pregnant-ladies/
You wanna know what's wrong with this fucking country? It's people like Denning that's wrong with this fucking country.
Eric Garner said the he couldn't breathe 11 times and the cops just let him die...
Eleven times… Were they waiting for the 12th before they would help him?
Overworked Prosecutor Thinking Of Taking Police Brutality Case As A Little Vacation
CLEVELAND—Reasoning that he has earned some much-needed rest and relaxation, overworked Cuyahoga County prosecutor Brian Gorman told reporters Thursday that he is thinking of taking on a police brutality case as a nice little vacation. “Honestly, I’ve had a pretty grueling caseload over the past few months, so I’m looking forward to just kicking back, throwing together some halfhearted spiel about the broad powers of police, and letting the grand jury spit out an acquittal,” said Gorman, adding that, without any real pressure to secure an indictment, he’ll be able to take his foot off the gas at work for a few weeks and recharge his batteries during the proceedings to determine whether there is enough evidence to bring charges against a police officer accused of killing a suspect. “Don’t get me wrong, I’ve still got to show up and establish that I’ve been building a case, but nobody is really going to ride me too hard on this. I did one of these a year ago, so it should be the same dog and pony show where I roll out whatever evidence the department handed over and let the jury ruminate on all the gaping holes in the case I was unable to fully address. Then they’ll say there’s no probable cause and I get to go home.” Despite looking forward to the case, Gorman told reporters that he expects to be completely swamped with work prosecuting protesters arrested in the days following the acquittal.
http://www.theonion.com/articles/overworked-prosecutor-thinking-of-taking-police-br,37597/
Eric Garner's widow...
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