Cop Quick Hits
- Three people were hurt when the vehicle they were riding in flipped during a police chase that spanned several miles, authorities said.
A police officer also sustained a minor injury during the pursuit, which started about 11:30 p.m., Chicago Police Department News Affairs [...] said.
The chase began in the 7700 block of South Sangamon Street when the vehicle's driver sped off after being stopped for a traffic violation...
Police chased the vehicle from the site of the traffic stop, in the Gresham neighborhood, to the 8600 block of South Kingston Avenue in the South Chicago neighborhood.
The Officer sustained a minor injury to his hand. Three assholes in custody. None in the morgue, so maybe there won't be a lawsuit in 7 years like the one yesterday.
Suburban "suicide-by-cop" failure:
Suburban "suicide-by-cop" failure:
- Carrying a note in his pocket saying he was terminally ill but couldn't "do the deed" himself, a man walked into the Vernon Hills police station early Wednesday and brandished a realistic-looking fake handgun before an officer shot and wounded him, authorities said.
"I apologize for placing your officers in this position," Howard R. Lazarus, 53, wrote in the note found in his pocket after the shooting in the northern suburb, police said. "I am dying from cancer and couldn't do the deed myself."
Lazarus, of Mundelein, was hit in the abdomen, police said, and he was in fair condition Wednesday evening at Advocate Condell Medical Center in Libertyville, according to a hospital spokeswoman.
- A Chicago police officer was found shot to death in his Far South Side home Wednesday morning in an apparent suicide, authorities said.
The officer had been under investigation for allegations of sexual misconduct, according to law enforcement sources. Chicago police were outside his home waiting to talk to him about those allegations shortly before they found him dead, one source said.
We'll be a little heavy handed on this comment moderation.
Labels: quick hits
posted by SCC at 12:05 AM
69 Comments:
"We'll be a little heavy handed on this comment moderation."
You need to be! The 005 incident AINT GOOD!
You can be heavy handed all you want. Its a tragedy. But it doesnt change the fact that this was a result of the allegations.
"Dying is an art, like everything else. I do it exceptionally well. I do it so it feels like hell. I do it so it feels real. I guess you could say I've a call"
-- Sylvia Plath
To all the hard chargers out there keep making those arrests to make everyone above you look good. Slap those flippers and they'll feed you a fish. No contract and no retro, remember my little trained seals.
Three topics for the price of one:
Police injured in chase--best wishes for a quick recovery and hopefully no problems from the dept. regarding the pursuit.
Suburban police shooting: Suburban desk areas are usually more secure than ours. This could have been tragically worse if that gun was real and he wanted to do harm. Be careful, even at the desk.
ODPO--Don't know him, the circumstances or the history. Not going to comment.
Rest in peace.
The traffic stop started on 77th and Saginaw, not Sangamon... 465 team cant leave the box
Answer your calls, give good police service and get the hell out of this shithole as fast as you can!!!
Godspeed to that Officer.
I keep hearing about all of these chases for traffic offenses. Aren't those supposed to be called off?
Risking your life and your partner's life for a traffic offense, not to mention innocent citizens? Same thing goes for racing to calls.
Unless my mother is on fire, I'm not racing anywhere. Let the animals do what they do, then pick up the pieces.
....or 7 years later you could get sued for the death of a criminal.
Well, maybe this officer did something wrong and maybe not. Nothing changes the fact that he had demons within him and he took his own life.Sad and unfortunate. God Rest his soul .
Anonymous said...
To all the hard chargers out there keep making those arrests to make everyone above you look good. Slap those flippers and they'll feed you a fish. No contract and no retro, remember my little trained seals.
4/04/2013 12:30:00 AM
You have been in a government job way too long. you really think that you are owed something for the honor of letting you keep your job. You might be in for a surprise in the near future.
Regarding the suburban suicide attempt by cop, didn't the same thing happen in 003 a few years back?
To the asshole who tried "Suicide by Cop", may you have to shit in a bag for the rest of your sorry life for putting a fellow officer through the stress of having to draw and fire on you.
ODPO--Don't know him, the circumstances or the history. Not going to comment.
4/04/2013 02:42:00 AM
Possibly the best, most thought out comment ever posted here, thank you!
Allegations are just that, allegations. I can only think that maybe this officer was embarrassed at those allegations. Its tough going through things like that. No matter what, its a tragic ending. I feel for his family, for the CPD, and for anyone that was involved.
Road dawg
RIP EO
This is highly unusual for Vernon hills
with Hawthorne shopping center right there. In there where Rte 21&60 meet it's usually just dui's and shoplifting.
state,county, vh & Lincolnshire all converge right there. Good thing noone was killed and he gets the help he needs.
An off topic question with an obvious answer.. How come when anyone other than Mike Shields (the black one) takes a multi year leave their seniority and time and grade is reflected as such?
Look out ladies, Michelle Obama's cousin and his naughty hands will be climbing the ranks again very soon!
Retired officer?
If you are a retired officer, and you want to make a comment to the press on recent flash mobs, let me know. I am writing an article on the attacks last weekend, where they came from, and how citizens might be forced to respond.
Started at 77th and Essex, did not go for miles. Do not believe the news Officer is OK, Mope in Hosp.
Off topic
We responded to a battery in progress and when my partner and I arrived we were met by the usual screaming and normal ghetto who screams louder contest. the boyfriend of one of the contest winners was illegally parked so thats a great way to get the contestants to move along. So as my partner and I were trying to get the illegally parked cars driver to just move along we noticed a huge bundle of cash on the dashboard. when we asked the driver what that was about he replied " I got shot and the state paid me" So like every other copper working on the westside I figured he wan the ghetto lottery smearing some poor coppers name through the mud but to my surprise the fine citizen of the westside explained that if you get shot by crossfire not intended for you the state pays you. after a search, the shit head had a lengthy criminal record......Fucking unreal
Regardless of the misconduct allegations this is a real tragedy. Too many police officers are not getting the help they need while in that dark hopeless mindset. Please reach out, talk to someone, EAP, Peer support are both excellent, completely confidential programs.
Suicide by cop: what a jerk move.
"suicide-by-cop" is an awful thing to do to the cop. Nobody should even think about it.
Hey, did you see that Mary Mitchell had a glaring lapse of political correctness?!??!
http://www.suntimes.com/news/mitchell/19258849-452/mitchell-flash-mobs-should-be-stripped-of-their-facebook-accounts.html
She wrote, "Putting more cops on foot and bike patrols on North Michigan Avenue to deal with mobs of unruly black teens ..."
This is the first media reference I've seen that identifies the "youths" as black. Who knew??!?!?!
Sorry for the guy's in Vernon Hills not your fault.RIP to officer, hope it wasn't a case of guilty till presumed innocent.
Anonymous said...
Answer your calls, give good police service and get the hell out of this shithole as fast as you can!!!
Godspeed to that Officer.
4/04/2013 05:56:00 AM
I am hear to tell you that the weight many of us feel while on the job goes away upon retirement. It get's better. It is tragic some people get so involved in crap they cannot find any other way out.
Rest in peace. This job is a killer in many different ways.
RIP officer :(
Great job 004!
So as my partner and I were trying to get the illegally parked cars driver to just move along we noticed a huge bundle of cash on the dashboard. when we asked the driver what that was about he replied " I got shot and the state paid me"
4/04/2013 10:02:00 AM
Six hours since your post. I mean, consider the surroundings here. M/f will be in a plastic bag any minute and the roll be gone.
Anonymous said...
To all the hard chargers out there keep making those arrests to make everyone above you look good. Slap those flippers and they'll feed you a fish. No contract and no retro, remember my little trained seals.
4/04/2013 12:30:00 AM
You have been in a government job way too long. you really think that you are owed something for the honor of letting you keep your job. You might be in for a surprise in the near future.
4/04/2013 07:31:00 AM
Maybe so, but people like you want city services, but you don't want to pay for them. You think first responders should be grateful for the privilege of eating shit and risking their lives for ungrateful assholes such as yourself. You have a fucking clue the sacrifices we make and the risk we take, you sir, make me sick.
"-- Sylvia Plath"
4/04/2013 12:20:00 AM
How obnoxious.
The cop who shot himself was a nice guy. Suicide is a permanent solution to a temporary problem.
So McDoofus moves a great commander to a bullshit job so he can promote a guy who's been embarassingly dumped before. He was right on TV last night - he is a shitty administrator.
Go get him Carol Marin.
roll call won't be the same without you. we miss you so much if tears could have been measured there would have been an ocean in the 005th district. rip miss you much
Finally political justice!
High court overturns ruling that tossed out E2 convictions
Anonymous said...
Regardless of the misconduct allegations this is a real tragedy. Too many police officers are not getting the help they need while in that dark hopeless mindset. Please reach out, talk to someone, EAP, Peer support are both excellent, completely confidential programs.
4/04/2013 10:37:00 AM
Unfortunately, EAP and Peer Support aren't always as confidential as we might hope, and many of us know it. I would have more confidence in them if I hadn't overheard 'counselors' reciting stories of people's troubles or issues, stopping just short of identifying the officers by name. In two instances, I was able to figure out who the officers were from the details of the conversations. (Yes, I called them on it both times. Both were embarrassed. Good.) The last thing I want is to tell someone 'trusted' my secrets, only to have them blabbed around to my friends or co-workers. When these are the resurces of last resort at the worst times in your life, it would be a comfort to know your story won't find its way into a social conversation.
I see they made Terry Williams a Commander again. I guess anyone who remembers his soiled past is now gone (most of us anyway). The new regime must not know about the EEOC beef he had or the lawsuit that the female officer filed on him after he accidentally hit her with a slege hammer on a search warrant then ordered her to say she fell. The best (and what got him demoted) is how he allowed his secretary in TRU to use her furlo as individual V Days between her days off when she was only allowed a straight furlough netting her an additional 7 vdays.
-former 253
Off topic
We responded to a battery in progress and when my partner and I arrived we were met by the usual screaming and normal ghetto who screams louder contest. the boyfriend of one of the contest winners was illegally parked so thats a great way to get the contestants to move along. So as my partner and I were trying to get the illegally parked cars driver to just move along we noticed a huge bundle of cash on the dashboard. when we asked the driver what that was about he replied " I got shot and the state paid me" So like every other copper working on the westside I figured he wan the ghetto lottery smearing some poor coppers name through the mud but to my surprise the fine citizen of the westside explained that if you get shot by crossfire not intended for you the state pays you. after a search, the shit head had a lengthy criminal record......Fucking unreal
4/04/2013 10:02:00 AM
You never heard of the victim assistance program? Used to be, there were posters for it all over the courthouses. The legit victims rarely wanted it and had to be convinced to use it for days taken off work to testify, medical bills, etc., and the not so legit were all over it.
OT ... Roussel to Area Central as XO; Terry Williams to 024 as acting commander.
http://www.ward49.com/site/epage/142797_322.htm
Commander Roussell Reassigned; New Acting Commander Named
Posted: 4/4/2013
Back
Dear Neighbor,
I have just been informed that Police Superintendent Garry McCarthy has reassigned 24th District Commander James Roussell to Area Central Patrol, where he will oversee four district commanders.
Superintendent McCarthy has named Captain Terrence Williams as Acting 24th District Police Commander. Captain Williams has been serving in the 15th Police District in Chicago's Austin neighborhood.
I wish Commander Roussell well in his new post, but I will miss him. Our police district has been fortunate to have some very good police commanders. Commander Roussell was one of the best.
I look forward to working with Captain Williams in his new role here in Rogers Park.
Sincerely,
Joe Moore
OT: Are you serious? Terry Williams acting commander of 24.
WOW
To all the hard chargers out there keep making those arrests to make everyone above you look good. Slap those flippers and they'll feed you a fish. No contract and no retro, remember my little trained seals.
STFU dog, any excuse not to work huh?
Oh happy days! Terry Wiliams becomes commander of the 024th district! This will be his 7th meritorious promotion (detective, sergeant, Lieutenant, Captain, now 3 times as commander). His father's (or someones) sperm must have been coated in gold! only good thing is that 015 has only one ignorant meritorious boss left. hopefully she gets promoted soon so 015 doesn't get destroyed like 011 after 2 tours of destruction by henny penny. Now go get your contact cards and you too may be able to make 157000 a year for never passing a test, Hooray for Terry! It's all legit!
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) - IMPD Officer Bryan Zotz is expected to be released Thursday from the hospital. He was shot in the lower arm Tuesday night, after a traffic stop that turned violent.
Tuesday night’s shooting of three people and an IMPD officer occurred as officers were working on a specific patrol called “Project 46218,” which targets one of the city’s most dangerous zipcodes.
Officers make aggressive police stops for minor violations, all to get felons and weapons off the streets.
http://www.wishtv.com/dpp/news/local/marion_county/project-46218
R.I.P. Officer! Good job to officers involved in that very short chase and all those who responded. Hopefully you took some time off.
T Dub promoted to Commander...again? You gotta be joking. Wasn't this guy promoted to exempt THREE times and dumped TWICE. The last time there was a CR # because someone sent copies of the time sheets for unit 253 showing that his secretary was being allowed to use vacation days individually between her days off even though she only had enough time to get a straight furlo. She was able to,with his knowledge, take 4 mini furlos and net an extra 7 vdays. Yep. That terry Williams. Good luck 024. That's what they are promoting nowadays and ALL the rest of the exempts know his history and nobody has the balls to say anything the the Supt.
end that gold braid pension Now
cpd has many commanders that should be working in a beat car
it's on the square kid
go study your bank book
"I apologize for placing your officers in this position," Howard R. Lazarus, 53, wrote in the note found in his pocket after the shooting in the northern suburb, police said. "I am dying from cancer and couldn't do the deed myself."
I pray for God's mercy on this poor man. Imagine being so backed into a corner and seeing no other way out.
Perdition to the "healthcare" bunch that would rather have people die than write a God-damned prescription to alleviate anxiety and pain. No good reason for this, none at all.
Thoughts also for the officer; damn. He/she must have thought it was all over for a minute there. I heard that even in extremis the officer made a hurried plea to "drop the weapon," tried to communicate, but to no avail. The circumstances can't make this any easier to deal with.
It's a terrible world sometimes...
I'll take $30/hr working a Cubs game over VRI or Michigan Ave anytime. Drunk yuppies and limo drivers or gangbangers? Hmm. I'll take the drunk yuppies and drivers.
http://my.chicagotribune.com/#section/544/article/p2p-75219385/
81 games x 5 hrs x $30 = $12,150
How long terry have on?
A merit hack all the way.
God bless 024.
Sorry 024
OT: Lest anyone think I'm glad about Roger Ebert's death, I am not, but this is kind of ridiculous.
Channel 2 did 8-9 minutes on him dying-of a disease. A disease that he's had for years.
Illinois State Trooper James Suater is killed in what Channel 2 described as a "fiery crash" but he got no where near 8 minutes.
When you consider that in a 30-minute newscast there is only about 8-10 minutes of real news, the rest being weather, sports, and "human interest", that's pretty significant.
rb
Anonymous said... To all the hard chargers out there keep making those arrests to make everyone above you look good. Slap those flippers and they'll feed you a fish. No contract and no retro, remember my little trained seals.
STFU dog, any excuse not to work huh? 4/04/2013 08:25:00 PM
Slap those flippers hard charger. Its not about work, its about self respect you moron.
Anonymous said...
I see they made Terry Williams a Commander again. I guess anyone who remembers his soiled past is now gone (most of us anyway). The new regime must not know about the EEOC beef he had or the lawsuit that the female officer filed on him after he accidentally hit her with a slege hammer on a search warrant then ordered her to say she fell. The best (and what got him demoted) is how he allowed his secretary in TRU to use her furlo as individual V Days between her days off when she was only allowed a straight furlough netting her an additional 7 vdays.
-former 253
4/04/2013 06:24:00 PM
What's wrong with taking care of the people who work for you? Sounds like old school to me. His father was Sherwood Williams, a deputy chief and close friend of Leroy Martin. The old man was a good guy and the kid ain't a bad guy either. I worked for him too and he was fair to me.
This asshole chooses to ruin a man's life because he is balless and can't do it himself, what a waste of protoplasm.
Anonymous said...
Anonymous said...
Regardless of the misconduct allegations this is a real tragedy. Too many police officers are not getting the help they need while in that dark hopeless mindset. Please reach out, talk to someone, EAP, Peer support are both excellent, completely confidential programs.
4/04/2013 10:37:00 AM
Unfortunately, EAP and Peer Support aren't always as confidential as we might hope, and many of us know it. I would have more confidence in them if I hadn't overheard 'counselors' reciting stories of people's troubles or issues, stopping just short of identifying the officers by name. In two instances, I was able to figure out who the officers were from the details of the conversations. (Yes, I called them on it both times. Both were embarrassed. Good.) The last thing I want is to tell someone 'trusted' my secrets, only to have them blabbed around to my friends or co-workers. When these are the resurces of last resort at the worst times in your life, it would be a comfort to know your story won't find its way into a social conversation.
4/04/2013 06:23:00 PM
Yes, good for you. I remember maybe 20 yrs ago a medical abusing female was in the locker room and her husband was a counselor and she was repeating confidential and personal info on POs who went there for help. Before I could respond another PO told her to STFU and tore her and her husband a new one. What a shame.
Anonymous said...
Anonymous said...
To all the hard chargers out there keep making those arrests to make everyone above you look good. Slap those flippers and they'll feed you a fish. No contract and no retro, remember my little trained seals.
4/04/2013 12:30:00 AM
You have been in a government job way too long. you really think that you are owed something for the honor of letting you keep your job. You might be in for a surprise in the near future.
4/04/2013 07:31:00 AM
Maybe so, but people like you want city services, but you don't want to pay for them. You think first responders should be grateful for the privilege of eating shit and risking their lives for ungrateful assholes such as yourself. You have a fucking clue the sacrifices we make and the risk we take, you sir, make me sick.
4/04/2013 04:27:00 PM
Perfectly stated, thank you!
How long terry have on?
4/04/2013 10:53:00 P.M.
Probably longer than you spent in English class.
Anonymous said...
OT: Lest anyone think I'm glad about Roger Ebert's death, I am not, but this is kind of ridiculous.
Channel 2 did 8-9 minutes on him dying-of a disease. A disease that he's had for years.
Illinois State Trooper James Suater is killed in what Channel 2 described as a "fiery crash" but he got no where near 8 minutes.
When you consider that in a 30-minute newscast there is only about 8-10 minutes of real news, the rest being weather, sports, and "human interest", that's pretty significant.
rb
4/05/2013 12:33:00 AM
And Chicago Tonight abandoned the news - even the headlines - in favor of an hour-long tribute to him. I guess nothing else happened in Chicago yesterday except this one man's death.
Anonymous said...
Anonymous said... To all the hard chargers out there keep making those arrests to make everyone above you look good. Slap those flippers and they'll feed you a fish. No contract and no retro, remember my little trained seals.
STFU dog, any excuse not to work huh? 4/04/2013 08:25:00 PM
Slap those flippers hard charger. Its not about work, its about self respect you moron.
4/05/2013 02:29:00 AM
Thanks for the good laugh! His head is probably still spinning on how to respond to that one!
The best (and what got him demoted) is how he allowed his secretary in TRU to use her furlo as individual V Days between her days off when she was only allowed a straight furlough netting her an additional 7 vdays.
Thanks Wade
Unfortunately, EAP and Peer Support aren't always as confidential as we might hope, and many of us know it. I would have more confidence in them if I hadn't overheard 'counselors' reciting stories of people's troubles or issues, stopping just short of identifying the officers by name. In two instances, I was able to figure out who the officers were from the details of the conversations. (Yes, I called them on it both times. Both were embarrassed. Good.) The last thing I want is to tell someone 'trusted' my secrets, only to have them blabbed around to my friends or co-workers. When these are the resurces of last resort at the worst times in your life, it would be a comfort to know your story won't find its way into a social conversation.
Couldn't agree more Just in the last few months there was a criminal case and a civil lawsuit in which information given to them was allowed into evidence. Shocked the hell out of me, but was allowed in court. So much for confidentiality
Here is an exert about the rules of the EAP reggarding confidentiality. It is from the US government website and there are two very important exceptions among the nine.
The first one is when there is a court order, so what good is that , in a criminal or civil case all the court has to do is order the EAP to turn over yur confidential records
The second one is and it was used in the detective case is that your agency, the CPD has a right to them and to use them if they are defending themselves against a lawsuit, which appens all the time. The one involving the detective was that he told EAP that he had been drinking before coming to work
Licensed EAP providers are bound to protect the confidentiality of communications between themselves and their clients. This means that information disclosed in counseling is confidential and protected by law. No information is provided to the employer without the employee’s written permission. However, there are circumstances where the law has determined that confidentiality is not protected and certain circumstances can, or must, be reported to the appropriate authorities. Those circumstances include:
When you consent to disclosure in writing.
When disclosure is allowed by a court order.
When information is disclosed to medical personnel in a medical emergency or when the disclosure is made in a non-identifiable form to qualified personnel for research, audit, or program evaluation.
When information is disclosed to a private firm, individual, or group providing EAP functions contractually. The contractor is required to maintain all confidentiality safeguards and surrender records to the EAP Administrator at the time of contract termination. The EAP Administrator is also bound by law from disclosing any information other than in the circumstances cited in this answer.
Information can be disclosed to the Department of Justice for the purpose of defending your agency and/or its employees in litigation when the litigation relates to your use of the EAP. These disclosures must comply with all other aspects of these regulations and be approved by the EAP Administrator for your agency.
Information can be disclosed to your direct supervisor in order to confirm that you have made or kept EAP appointments during regular duty hours or sick leave (no other information will be given without your written consent).
Information can be disclosed to your direct supervisor, under the Drug Free Workplace Program, if you are tested and receive a verified positive drug test result.
Information can be disclosed if you pose a danger to yourself or others, or threaten to commit a serious crime. This disclosure could involve law enforcement and, in the case of threat of harm to others, the potential victim. No other information about your use of the EAP will be disclosed.
If you provide information that would lead to suspicion of child abuse or neglect (or in some states elder or spouse abuse). In these cases, the EAP is required to report that information under State law to appropriate State or local authorities.
Anonymous said...
Anonymous said... To all the hard chargers out there keep making those arrests to make everyone above you look good. Slap those flippers and they'll feed you a fish. No contract and no retro, remember my little trained seals.
4/04/2013 12:30:00 AM
You have been in a government job way too long. you really think that you are owed something for the honor of letting you keep your job. You might be in for a surprise in the near future.
4/04/2013 07:31:00 AM
Maybe so, but people like you want city services, but you don't want to pay for them. You think first responders should be grateful for the privilege of eating shit and risking their lives for ungrateful assholes such as yourself. You have a fucking clue the sacrifices we make and
the risk we take, you sir, make me sick.
4/04/2013 04:27:00 PM
What sacrifices and risks are you taking by being lazy? Those who do pay for city services want us to be proactive. Tax payers want us to mess with muts. Sir, it is people like you who make this country sick. You must be a mut in the hood. We want want want! Give me freebies! Yet you give nothing. You take up space in a sqaud car and accomplish nothing. You are entitled to the badge but don't tarnish those who have honored it and have truly earned it by sacrificing way too much. People like you are no different from hood muts who sit and do nothing all day.
If you don't like it quit. The whole country is in the toilet with unemplyment and national debt, here you are complaining about retro checks and the contract yet you give nothing. Like the muts in the hood you sir stink. I am glad I have a job and I highly doubt a lazy person like you have anything else to fall back on. I hope you teach your children the same ethic: take take take, be lazy, produce nothing but ask for everything. Amerikuh!
Anonymous said...
Anonymous said... To all the hard chargers out there keep making those arrests to make everyone above you look good. Slap those flippers and they'll feed you a fish. No contract and no retro, remember my little trained seals.
4/04/2013 12:30:00 AM
You have been in a government job way too long. you really think that you are owed something for the honor of letting you keep your job. You might be in for a surprise in the near future.
4/04/2013 07:31:00 AM
Maybe so, but people like you want city services, but you don't want to pay for them. You think first responders should be grateful for the privilege of eating shit and risking their lives for ungrateful assholes such as yourself. You have a fucking clue the sacrifices we make and
the risk we take, you sir, make me sick.
4/04/2013 04:27:00 PM
What sacrifices and risks are you taking by being lazy? Those who do pay for city services want us to be proactive. Tax payers want us to mess with muts. Sir, it is people like you who make this country sick. You must be a mut in the hood. We want want want! Give me freebies! Yet you give nothing. You take up space in a sqaud car and accomplish nothing. You are entitled to the badge but don't tarnish those who have honored it and have truly earned it by sacrificing way too much. People like you are no different from hood muts who sit and do nothing all day.
If you don't like it quit. The whole country is in the toilet with unemplyment and national debt, here you are complaining about retro checks and the contract yet you give nothing. Like the muts in the hood you sir stink. I am glad I have a job and I highly doubt a lazy person like you have anything else to fall back on. I hope you teach your children the same ethic: take take take, be lazy, produce nothing but ask for everything. Amerikuh!
4/06/2013 01:11:00 AM
Good point sir, but let's not get kids involved in this. It's not his fault his parents never worked and taught him responsibility. It's not his fault he failed to read the complete job description. Also it is not his fault his children will be the same way. We as a society has taught some people to be lazy because we continue to provide for them. We are all responsible for the products in this diseased society. No need to point fingers here, we can obviously tell who the lazy one is. For you officer lazy... continue to be lazy and unsupportive of your fellow officers. But do us all a favor and please do not insult those who simply do their job. Please be safe and God bless you both. One day we shall have the great american values back in our homes, and have pride in the work we do for our families.
Heavy handed!!! You need to post the truth about this asshole!! Everyone wants to sweep shit under rug. He was a predator and a grimy human being! We can talk all kinds of shit about everyone else but protect this scum. WHY?
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