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Title: Ok. I know it's the NYPD, but come on
Post by: Battle Monkey of Zardoz on July 29, 2012, 02:21:19 AM
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2012/07/29/nypd-detective-suspended-after-kidnapping-victim-found-in-his-garage/

Kidnapping victim found tied up in his garage, why isn't his ass in jail.
Title: Re: Ok. I know it's the NYPD, but come on
Post by: MechAg94 on July 29, 2012, 09:27:30 AM
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Four men have been charged in the apparent kidnapping scheme, MyFoxNY.com reports. 30-year-old Hakeem Clark, who lives in the same building as Johnson, was charged with kidnapping and weapons possession along with 27-year-old Jason Hutson and 27-year-old James Gayle. 24-year-old Alfredo Haughton was charged with kidnapping.

Johnson has not been charged.

Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/us/2012/07/29/nypd-detective-suspended-after-kidnapping-victim-found-in-his-garage/#ixzz2219w9of8
So they charged 4 others, but not him.  Was there some evidence that he didn't know about it?
Title: Re: Ok. I know it's the NYPD, but come on
Post by: Sergeant Bob on July 29, 2012, 10:25:03 AM
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A 17-year veteran of the New York Police Department has been suspended without pay after a kidnapping victim was found tied up in his garage.

Wow. Just wow. That's one heck of a union they have.

Title: Re: Ok. I know it's the NYPD, but come on
Post by: RoadKingLarry on July 29, 2012, 12:11:51 PM
If it was Chicago, he'd have been suspended with pay.
Title: Re: Ok. I know it's the NYPD, but come on
Post by: TommyGunn on July 29, 2012, 12:46:38 PM
If it was Chicago, he'd have been suspended with pay promoted.
FIFY.
Title: Re: Ok. I know it's the NYPD, but come on
Post by: Blakenzy on July 29, 2012, 02:24:42 PM
Police in the US are well on the way to be completely out of control. It's because of the lack of accountability and a pervasive culture of absolute impunity among the LE community.. As matter of policy they are exempt from every restraint and norm that regulates a civilized society. 

There has to be an independent law enforcement agency, State or Federally based, that deals exclusively with investigating and prosecuting police related matters.. willing and able to drag out an throw cuffs on crooks in costume. A police for the police, because internal investigations and in-house reckoning just don't cut it. "Administrative leave", "suspended without pay", "suspended with pay", "reprimanded", "issued a stern warning"... oh my, what strong deterrents!... and that's only if they get caught on film.

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Title: Re: Ok. I know it's the NYPD, but come on
Post by: drewtam on July 29, 2012, 10:38:30 PM
Police in the US are well on the way to be completely out of control. It's because of the lack of accountability and a pervasive culture of absolute impunity among the LE community.. As matter of policy they are exempt from every restraint and norm that regulates a civilized society. 

There has to be an independent law enforcement agency, State or Federally based, that deals exclusively with investigating and prosecuting police related matters.. willing and able to drag out an throw cuffs on crooks in costume. A police for the police, because internal investigations and in-house reckoning just don't cut it. "Administrative leave", "suspended without pay", "suspended with pay", "reprimanded", "issued a stern warning"... oh my, what strong deterrents!... and that's only if they get caught on film.


I've been thinking along the same lines. It would have to be headed by an independently elected official, can't be subject to the Gov or Pres. Preferably headed by the party which is not in the executive office at the time. And is not permitted to be organized by the same union as the rest of the police, if at all.

Furthermore, it should be self funded by traffic ticketing the speeding/red light running/drunk driving/stoned cops.
Title: Re: Ok. I know it's the NYPD, but come on
Post by: kgbsquirrel on July 29, 2012, 11:28:25 PM
Furthermore, it should be self funded by traffic ticketing the speeding/red light running/drunk driving/stoned cops.

Ooo, any time a cop gets suspended without pay due to their work, the pay goes to them?
Title: Re: Ok. I know it's the NYPD, but come on
Post by: Battle Monkey of Zardoz on July 30, 2012, 04:05:24 AM
Its the cops who want so bad to be seen as military. They aren't. They want to think of themselves as a branch of military service. They aren't. They are civilians. Period. Nothing special. Their job is not anywhere near as dangerous as they would have you believe.

It is out of control with LE. This military mindset they have has so many future unintended consequences that are too numerous to list. I saw this coming 20 years ago.

Those of us that have served know what non judicial punishment is. The slaps on the wrist, letters in files, suspensions with/without pay and such is just that.  The LE version of non judicial punishment. Shouldn't be that way. If a law is broken, arrest their arse and put them in jail. Period. If they are suspected of a crime, suspend them WITHOUT PAY, investigate and prosecute. Get rid of that immunity *expletive deleted*it and get rid of the *expletive deleted*ing police unions.

No good cops exists today, IMO. If they did exist, they would be leading the charge to get rid of the bad cops.
Title: Re: Ok. I know it's the NYPD, but come on
Post by: roo_ster on July 30, 2012, 10:19:22 AM
Its the cops who want so bad to be seen as military. They aren't. They want to think of themselves as a branch of military service. They aren't. They are civilians. Period. Nothing special. Their job is not anywhere near as dangerous as they would have you believe.

It is out of control with LE. This military mindset they have has so many future unintended consequences that are too numerous to list. I saw this coming 20 years ago.

Those of us that have served know what non judicial punishment is. The slaps on the wrist, letters in files, suspensions with/without pay and such is just that.  The LE version of non judicial punishment. Shouldn't be that way. If a law is broken, arrest their arse and put them in jail. Period. If they are suspected of a crime, suspend them WITHOUT PAY, investigate and prosecute. Get rid of that immunity *expletive deleted* and get rid of the *expletive deleted* police unions.

No good cops exists today, IMO. If they did exist, they would be leading the charge to get rid of the bad cops.

If you can quit RFN, without warning, and not be in violation of federale law, you are a civilian.
Title: Re: Ok. I know it's the NYPD, but come on
Post by: Battle Monkey of Zardoz on July 30, 2012, 05:10:49 PM
If your not subject to the UCMJ, your a civilian.