Crime and Punishment

OK. I'm bored with this.
Time to go smoke a cigar.

[loki]

i'm growing bored with you, congratulations, you're the second person on my ignore list

[Bill86]

Originally Posted by DPD6030

Discarding of it is one thing, giving the property to another that was supposed to be discarded or destroyed is another.

Anyone have any itch cream? My butt is beginning to itch

[DPD6030]

I want an update from the news station on this guy going to get 40-45 years. In reality I bet he doesn't get the maximum and of course "good behavior" will get him out early as well. Prisons are overcrowded and understaffed.

[DPD6030]

Thanks for the butt itch powder Bill.

[hscmit]

does your son work for the city of milwaukee police dept. or the county sheriffs office?

[grateful1]

I call SHENANIGANS!

[replicant_argent]

was there any combustible cash he could send my way? "It's combustible, Sarge!" "Toss it out, Fitzgerald!"


Wait... that would be wrong.

I feel a disturbance in the Force.

Originally Posted by hscmit

x2
stuff like this is what gives cops a bad name

[BlindedByScience]

Originally Posted by Katmancross

I will say this one more time...the policy of the police department is to discard any combustible item found on the person arrested, unless germaine to the arrest or the law that was broken.
It is the policy of the police department....got it?

Except it wasn't "discarded"....it was kept as a trophy.

I know lots of LEO's and they would NEVER risk their career, or perhaps most importantly, the integrety of a case over a three dollar junk lighter with a pot leaf on it. They are all far, far more professional than that.

If a lighter with a pot leaf on it is what you seek, there are lots of places to get them. Don't risk a LEO's career and the potential of losing a case over a piece of cheap junk.

JMHO - NFH

[replicant_argent]

Originally Posted by NotFromHere

Except it wasn't ... over a piece of cheap junk.

JMHO - NFH

Hey... welcome, stop by the new inmates thread and introduce yourself!

I sincerely hope that all of you that are judging me are just as righteous in your own lives as you infer my life, or the officer being discussed, should be. I hope you lead marvelous lives in which you never make a misstep. You never do something that someone else might not approve of. You walk the straight and narrow. That you never display behavior that others might think is not righteous. That you don't drink too much, and drive. That you don't use illegal drugs. That you don't curse in public. That you always treat your spouse and children with love and care and never misstep. That you never find yourself in a situation where you are judged by others because they don't understand you or have different ethics than you. Let he who is without sin, cast the first stone. This should have been fun. Where is the vitriol for the ex con that was dealing drugs? Why haven't you asked any questions about him? Why are you obsessed with a $3 lighter in his possession at the time of his arrest?
How many people has he hurt with the distribution of several kilos of cocaine? How many lives has he helped destroy? But it seems to be more important worrying about a brave police officer, honored with awards for saving lives, taking a lighter from a criminal. Why no questions about the brave things this officer has done in his career? Why no questions about how many times this officer put himself in harm's way? Because it just ain't within the line of accusations you prefer. Shame on all of you. Get your friggin priorities straight. Maybe go to the County Morgue where you live and investigate what the coroners are stealing from their customers?
OK. Now let me have it. It's what you do best.

[NCRadioMan]

Me thinks you need to really think before you post anything.

[pnoon]

Nothing good to come from keeping this one open.

Time for everyone to move on.