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Law Enforcement - The Good, The Bad, The Ugly.....
- Thread starter Paul
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Forcillo's in the clink.
Now that he's had a custodial sentence, does that mean he can finally be terminated?
http://www.680news.com/2017/11/30/forcillo-serving-sentence/
Const. James Forcillo, the Toronto police officer convicted of attempted murder in the fatal shooting of Sammy Yatim, has consented to his detention and has started to serve his six-year sentence.
The attorney general was granted a request to revoke his bail on Monday.
marianne boucher
@CityCourtsTO
Update: All Forcillo's sureties have pulled bail according to his lawyers. He will return to provincial court Dec 15 to ***** if there is any reason for a bail hearing for breaching conditions, Forcillo is serving his 6-yr sentence.
Now that he's had a custodial sentence, does that mean he can finally be terminated?
http://www.680news.com/2017/11/30/forcillo-serving-sentence/
Const. James Forcillo, the Toronto police officer convicted of attempted murder in the fatal shooting of Sammy Yatim, has consented to his detention and has started to serve his six-year sentence.
The attorney general was granted a request to revoke his bail on Monday.
marianne boucher
@CityCourtsTO
Update: All Forcillo's sureties have pulled bail according to his lawyers. He will return to provincial court Dec 15 to ***** if there is any reason for a bail hearing for breaching conditions, Forcillo is serving his 6-yr sentence.
He could have been fired the moment that he was convicted, but it would likely take a police hearing.
If it's an actual hearing, he might have a right to attend.
If he's in jail, he cannot attend. Therefore, a hearing might have to wait until he gets out.
There should be a way to fire him with cause.
We had some people that were upset that a Minister wasn't defrocked, after doing stuff that put him in prison.
They had to wait until he was released, before they could have the meeting. Once he was out, it was a very short meeting to which he didn't attend.
If he's in jail, he cannot attend. Therefore, a hearing might have to wait until he gets out.
There should be a way to fire him with cause.
We had some people that were upset that a Minister wasn't defrocked, after doing stuff that put him in prison.
They had to wait until he was released, before they could have the meeting. Once he was out, it was a very short meeting to which he didn't attend.
Probably, but they don't have to do so.
The Florida cop being terminated because of PTSD sucks but many states have a similar lack of job protection.
A US rider on another forum was hit by a minimally or uninsured driver and seriously hurt. If he wasn't back to work in six month his job was gone. No excuses.
"Right to Work" States. Gotta love 'em. The Federal Conservatives and Ontario PC Party have both considered this sort of thing, in recent years.
“30 years ago, we were skinheads. You could identify us. We decided at that time to grow our hair out, trade in our boots for suits & we encouraged ppl to get jobs in law enforcement
https://twitter.com/ChuckModi1/status/942565324616097792
https://twitter.com/ChuckModi1/status/942565324616097792
Cops ignore evidence of crimes when they don't think the complainant is 'qualified' to be a victim. 11,341 evidence kits - from one county alone. Enough to convict hundreds of felons.
https://boingboing.net/2017/12/18/11341-abandoned-rape-kits-ide.html
https://boingboing.net/2017/12/18/11341-abandoned-rape-kits-ide.html
The father of the two cops who beat the black guy within an inch of his life in Whitby who used his position in the professional standards branch to try to make the whole thing disappear is no longer in the professional standards branch. I haven't seen where he went or whether this was a formal reprimand or just another level of pushing it under the rug.
I believe he's under investigation for interference or something. This could blow back into the face of Toronto's chief of police who at one time said there was never any attempt to prevent an investigation into the victim's allegations against the two brother, but it looks very likely that there was and his defense of the department's (in)action was without any basis in fact.
kwtoxman
Well-known member
This is how crazy the US is wrt mountain biking.
https://www.pinkbike.com/news/imba-opposes-bill-to-introduce-mountain-bikes-in-wilderness.html
https://www.pinkbike.com/news/imba-opposes-bill-to-introduce-mountain-bikes-in-wilderness.html
daught
Well-known member
Imba are just out to rake money in and neuter every trail to make it safe, while actually catering to the cxcross crowd.
There is a lot of ignorance on both sides of environmental issues. Unfortunately the "I want to be able to do anything I want anywhere I want" crowd is very vocal.
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