Cop Fired After Three Arrests in Two Years
Everybody deserves a third chance
He did it knowing he was being recorded at the time
Can shock and administer drugs to those lucky enough to be restrained
Narcotics possession, theft and civil rights violations
Would implement mass new media alerts in the event of a child being abducted
Kevin Spellman was drunk as a skunk during the incident
Some might say the old man has the moral edge, between the two
Milwaukee Police's termination reversed
But why end a good thing, right?
Like, randomly in hotel parking lots and such
The driver and a passenger were killed
From the local chapter of the ACLU
Say it's a money grab, not for safety
Took payments from drug dealers to look the other way
The police welcome an opportunity to deal with wrongdoing on their own, of course
Everybody needs a Praetorian Guard
What do you think this is, a free country?
Is comment even necessary?
Hid boots police officer gave him because they're worth $100
It's good to know the New York Police Department can take a little good-natured ribbing about hypothetical future policing tactics.
The GOP convention gave a powerful boost to Tampa law enforcement.
More evidence cameras ought to be pointed at cops
Cops fashioning themselves "bum hunters," an arrest for charging a cellphone in the park and now an incident at a bus station caught on tape
Officer gives boots and socks to homeless man instead of beating him up or Tasing him.
So after a drink, stay on the roads and out of drive-ins
Two were charged with stealing thousands of dollars from local warehouse in Markham and this week a businessman alleges two others stole $20,000 from his store
A felony in New York
Animal was restrained when police shot it, and it was caught on video.
The announcement comes after the top Indiana cop supported making the stuff legal
But Tenaha cops didn't record the details on many of the people they rolled
Three cops shot the barking Newfoundland after a report of a lost dog
Revealed in documents obtained by the ACLU
Dispute over whether or not teen was actually hit
No matter the law, cops remain allergic to cameras
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