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And your experience with NH cops is........? It gets difficult to take some folks seriously anymore.

'Flave, there are still some "holdouts" in the east.

NH K9, I don't consider your state, VT or the northern half of ME to be part of the communist occupied northeast.

I apologize for not pointing that out, but I have clarified this with you before.0

Beside, isn't Mas Ayoob your NH police ambassador to the rest of the US?

Yep, New Hampshire is quite a libertarian bastion.

I was referencing populations as a whole.

I have no doubt there are great Americans on the east and west coast. But they are few and far between. And even those that lean right (in my experience) don't truly lean right.



Travis

I also like to call it a mistake or an error when an officer commits what would be theft/rape/arson and so on if it were a civilian doing it. Glad to see we are the same on this one.

No misty eyeed, and just a regular republican, not a og cabin type like you are so really not in to other males calling me "sweetheart".

You popped it off so ask away.

Try saying something that isn't a lie so we can all be amazed while you are at it also.

Kinda like clergy, teachers, foster home administrators, etc, I guess.

I thought police were civilians, I didn't know they were subject to the UCMJ.

I'm still wondering why police misconduct is big news?

Seriously.. Who here hasn't figured out that sherp is Take a pee?

The only other occupational group that displays the aid to co-workers that police do are Catholic clergy when someone pipes up claiming to have been abused and I think that after all the negative press they were getting on that they may have stopped. Pretty sure every group that commits rape, gets labeled as a rapist in the press, not as someone who made an error. I am like you with police who commit "rape" and I just call it an error, blame it on the victim, or claim it was because the officer was not getting paid enough.

I'm terrible at math but my Google'fu is strong. Based on Sherps graph 1 in 116.4 officers are involved in police misconduct that's something like 0.8591065292096219% according to percent calculator.

I am on here under 1 name and 1 name only. I am annoyed by people who make bogus mental deficient claims against people in an effort to defame then in a debate so I do not engage in that ignorant behavior at all.

Your fixation with take a knee and me is making your loco name seem very, very real. Are you horsing around or do you really have problems?

Yep, and those are all bogus claims.

Fortunately only 1 in 3 get convicted for it and less than that get arrested prior to the cell phone or security cam footage getting plastered all over the net.

I don't know my buddy's wife who was a nurse finally got fired from the hospital for stealing drugs (3rd time). They sent her to this and that group for help to try and save her career before the third theft finally got her job. At least they didn't press charges against her for stealing narcotics.

I wonder what percent of criminals regardless of occupation get convicted of crimes?

So the hospital employees weren't actually assisting her(ie, loading them in the trunk of her car, getting her a cart to roll them down the hall) in stealing the drugs? Big difference in that versus how police/Catholic clergy will assist each other.

Father Jim is accused of rape and gets transferred to another state or country to avoid the hassle.

Officer is forced to kill ex'lover's spouse, fellow officers don't even interview the officer and instead claim thieves stole only a wedding license in addition to knocking off the spouse.

I see sherp is still doing her best not to cry.

Best call Uterus to the rescue.

Too fuggin' funny.



Travis

No I guess they didn't load up the cart with drugs for her, they just let her continue to work and assist treating patients after the first two thefts. But I guess that's different somehow.

massholes......................................

Actually, to my knowledge, Chief's are not "political appointee's". He might be confusing Chief's with Director's of Police/Public Safety.

Sherp,

I know you are a pro police guy so maybe you could answer a question for me. What percent of criminals regardless of occupation get convicted of crimes?

Thanks, LBP