Law Enforcement - The Good, The Bad, The Ugly.....
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OPP officer charged with manslaughter. Typical ridiculous passive language from the SIU "an officer discharged his firearm at the man. The man was pronounced deceased at the scene." The cop shot the guy and he died. That's what police would say if it was a civilian doing the murdering. About nine months from shooting to charges for an event that is presumably entirely captured on video.
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OPP officer charged with manslaughter in fatal Turkey Point shooting: SIU
The SIU has charged an OPP officer with manslaughter in connection to a fatal shooting at Turkey Point in Norfolk County last August.
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Sounds like he did society a big favorOPP officer charged with manslaughter. Typical ridiculous passive language from the SIU "an officer discharged his firearm at the man. The man was pronounced deceased at the scene." The cop shot the guy and he died. That's what police would say if it was a civilian doing the murdering. About nine months from shooting to charges for an event that is presumably entirely captured on video.
OPP officer charged with manslaughter in fatal Turkey Point shooting: SIU
The SIU has charged an OPP officer with manslaughter in connection to a fatal shooting at Turkey Point in Norfolk County last August.
I'm not up to date on the victim but if irresponsible self centred behavior was the criteria for summary execution half the population would be dead.
A TPS sex-tourism romp went wrong. Three cops charged with physically and sexually assaulting a sex worker in Spain. It looks like the blue line doesn't extend internationally. I am sure the local sex workers are happy to hear this.
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3 off-duty Toronto police officers facing 'serious' charges in Spain
"The officers were on vacation and were not travelling in any official capacity," TPS tells CityNews.
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You are what you are 24/7.A TPS sex-tourism romp went wrong. Three cops charged with physically and sexually assaulting a sex worker in Spain. It looks like the blue line doesn't extend internationally. I am sure the local sex workers are happy to hear this.
3 off-duty Toronto police officers facing 'serious' charges in Spain
"The officers were on vacation and were not travelling in any official capacity," TPS tells CityNews.
1010 is starting a weekly interview with the chief on this Thrusday morning, I believe. Should prove interesting, as John Moore has already mentioned asking about that incident.A TPS sex-tourism romp went wrong. Three cops charged with physically and sexually assaulting a sex worker in Spain. It looks like the blue line doesn't extend internationally. I am sure the local sex workers are happy to hear this.
3 off-duty Toronto police officers facing 'serious' charges in Spain
"The officers were on vacation and were not travelling in any official capacity," TPS tells CityNews.
I will be shocked if it's interesting. Chief will stick to the talking points. Concerning allegations, off-duty, innocent until proven guilty, suspended while they investigate, no evidence of bad behaviour in Canada.
John has occasionally been known to say, "That didn't answer my question." when doing interviews.
Not their case, so I'm thinking that he'll defer to, "That's an internal employment issue."
Open Internal investigation.. ongoing disciplinary case.
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Not anymore... Retired today.
All three back in Canada and suspended with pay FMLA TPS sex-tourism romp went wrong. Three cops charged with physically and sexually assaulting a sex worker in Spain. It looks like the blue line doesn't extend internationally. I am sure the local sex workers are happy to hear this.
3 off-duty Toronto police officers facing 'serious' charges in Spain
"The officers were on vacation and were not travelling in any official capacity," TPS tells CityNews.
Congrats.
If a mill run accountability process was used to determine the source of the problem the first question would be "Who hired the gunslinger?"
Answer: Employee #47093 in HR.
Q: Who hired employee #47093
A: Upper manager #27569
Q: Who hired manager #27569
Eventually it works its way to the top so the question never gets answered
We definitely need revisions to how our system deals with chronic repeat offenders, who know that they can weaponize the system in their defence.
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There is a way.
Unfortunately it's too draconian for our modern, enlightened society.
It would also be very expensive.
I'm not talking about execution, but rather life time incarnation.
Some people just can't play well with others.
'Seen it too many times.
Our system is currently geared towards the vast majority of people who learn after making their first bad choice and don't re-offend. We need to add provisions for the "frequent fliers" who choose to do wrong, not rejig the system to think that everyone is a recidivist.
That would also require that the courts and prisons get more funding to expand their size, but that doesn't seem to be coming anytime soon.
