This Ended Well
- An off-duty Chicago police officer fatally shot a teenager Tuesday night while he was trying to buy a computer from that teenager in south suburban Hazel Crest.
At around 9 p.m. in front of a vacant house on Birchwood Drive, the off-duty officer was approached by two men who said they were the online sellers the officer had been communicating with.
"One of the subjects pulled a gun, and they proceeded to go through his pockets while they had the gun on him and take all of his personal possessions out of his pocket," Hazel Crest Police Chief Mitchell Davis said in a press conference.
Police said that the officer fired his weapon when the pair tried to take his badge and gun. According to police, one of the suspects was hit and killed, and the other fled the scene.
Special Ed actually came out from under anesthesia just to strip the involved Officer for 30 days.
A job well done Officer - and a lesson well taught to the bad guy.
A job well done Officer - and a lesson well taught to the bad guy.
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posted by SCC at 12:05 AM
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That's one less teenager taking the Cmdr. Jon Burge
Brainwashing class on alleged torture.
More of these high-testosterone punks should be exposed
to cases where teenagers were rightfully shot and killed
during the commission of a felony.
ain't no fun when the rabbit got a gun
FYI,
A lot of smart police departments set up an area next to the police station or precinct house with lots of cameras for people to meet and exchange legal goods. That cuts down a lot on this kind of crime.
A job well done Officer - and a lesson well taught to the bad guy.
This is the lesson that should be taught at CPS...
Awesome ending!
3, 2, 1 Action!
Que the race-baiters and Black lives matter terror groups protesting against Police for a lawful action!
Not trying to be an armchair quarterback here - but these online deals are fraught with scammers and thieves.
If someone gives you and address - look it up on google. If it's not a business that's been there for a while, fuck it. Meet at the lobby of a police station - for bigger things, meet in front of the station.
99.999% of the shitheads won't meet at the station.
And for all that is holy - stay the hell off of Craigslist...
Glad the Ofc is OK, and at least one of the J/O's is dead.
Mama hired herself an attorney
Officer should sue mama seeing she is responsible for her juvy criminal punk
And the chief of Hazel Crest stated on the news, the very next day, that the Officer was the victim, and acted properly.
Wish we had someone to do that for Us.
Glad it worked out well for the officer.
People, if this can happen to one of us, it can happen to you.
Arrange to meet your craigslist or offer-up sellers at a police station, for pete's sake.
I love the smell of ventilations in the morning...
Something tells me asshole will be selling computers in a day or two... the other asshole definitely didn't learn a lesson- he's dead. One less asshole for a case dismissed yay
Glad the police officer is okay and a great shot!
A story with a happy ending is a great way to start the day. Thank you officer.
Didn't they forget to say a "black teen"? Seems the media loves to pick and choose with race descriptions.
Thank God, the good guy won!
I love happy endings... Offender Dead... P.O. is good......
I love stories with happy endings.
Keep the line moving.
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“Thank you and God bless.”
-- Ray Hunt, President
Houston Police Officers’ Union
To bad not a 2 for. 1 down to many to count to go.
They should have saved the kidneys from the bad guy and delivered them to the Sup just in time for the surgery.
Anonymous Anonymous said...
Not trying to be an armchair quarterback here - but these online deals are fraught with scammers and thieves.
If someone gives you and address - look it up on google. If it's not a business that's been there for a while, fuck it. Meet at the lobby of a police station - for bigger things, meet in front of the station.
99.999% of the shitheads won't meet at the station.
And for all that is holy - stay the hell off of Craigslist...
Glad the Ofc is OK, and at least one of the J/O's is dead.
8/31/2017 02:05:00 AM
Don't be so paranoid. I've bought (and sold) many things on Craigslist. It's just like everything else. If your Spidy Sense is telling you it's bad then back out. I was looking for a car for my son and was suppose to meet the guy at a CVS at a certain time. Being a cop I got there early to scope the place. He called and asked if I was there yet. I told him I wasn't and asked if he was. He said he was there with the car (which he wasn't) and asked if I brought the money and what I'd be driving. He was real concerned that I had the money with me when I got there. He asked what kind of car I'd be in and if I'd be alone. That's when I knew it was time to bail. Maybe he was just being overly cautious about me but why take a chance. Any small items I'd have them bring out to a neutral location like a parking lot of a store.
The sweet irony of this is the Illinois law on Accountability. The Police Chief said that they have a good idea who the other suspect is.
So they will track him down and charge him with the murder of his cohort.
Sweet justice.
Eddie "The Stripper" Johnson doing good!
I am retired (not CPD) and live out of state in a "shall issue" ccw jurisdiction. Even though I can carry concealed on my retired badge, I got a CCW permit. Not that I expect to have to use my weapon, but if I do, then I want the headline to say ccw permit holders shoots bad guy. I don't want my former employer involved.
Only thing that would make this better is if the shooter was a concealed carry citizen! That's what it is going to take!
Cue:
The Pepetual Race-Grievance Industrial Complex
wants "Police Reform" because there are still
Policemen who possess a combative, survivalist
mindset and are too selfishly self-protective when
it comes to encounters with armed urban youths.
"Why y'all so quick to kill us an' shit?"
"You Cops are supposed to be trained to use
minimal force to detain a subject and not be
so fast to resort to deadly force."
"Police Reform needs to happen hard, fast
and right now..."
"The Police are the problem..."
Et Cetera.
Ad Nauseam et
Ad Infinitum...
The involved Officer got it right.
He Policed Like He Had No Friends...
Thank the Lord. Police Officer is Ok .
One less honor roll student to stick up residents , world is a better place
FYI,
A lot of smart police departments set up an area next to the police station or precinct house with lots of cameras for people to meet and exchange legal goods. That cuts down a lot on this kind of crime.
8/31/2017 01:18:00 AM
No one is stopping anyone from doing that at any of CPD's stations.....shit some stations let bums sleep on the floor!!!
states attorney FOX already said that the other co-offender will not be charged with felony murder but is waiting outcome of this shooting investigation to see if the off-duty officer use of force was reasonable......
It's unbelievable how many leftard scum crawl out from under their rocks to make anti-police comments on news websites when it's a police involved shooting.
Just because this officer was looking to save some money and buy online from a private seller, these leftists automatically say that something 'stinks' with the story, that something 'must be up', and crap like, 'Oh yeah, what's the real story.'
Anyway, f--k them, and love the outcome. Glad the officer was unscathed.
ps: It's because of shithead thieves like this is why I stayed away from Craigslist when I wanted to reduce my 'guitar collection'. I donated two to Charities and gave one guitar to my granddaughter to sell to a HS Classmate.
Does FatHeadEd have more questions than answers?
Craigslist is a shopping cart for robbers..........
Woke up to this great news a thug taking a "dirt nap" copper ok! this is definitely "change we can believe in" then over here we have this anarchist group, who mask as great people moving millions in "donations" off shore and paying their "directors" 6 figures nothing but another scheme to extort money,as big business gives them millions "please don't protest against us" they must of went to the jesse jackson school of how to extort! Wait a minute instead of teaching the skulls full of mush the propaganda lie about Burge,how about showing how jesse jackson extorted budweiser (shit beer) to give his son the biggest budweiser franchise in chicagoland,where him and jesse made millions?
Southern Poverty Law Center Transfers Millions in Cash to Offshore Entities
http://freebeacon.com/issues/southern-poverty-law-center-transfers-millions-in-cash-to-offshore-entities/
excerpt:The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), a liberal, Alabama-based 501(c)(3) tax-exempt charitable organization that has gained prominence on the left for its "hate group" designations, pushes millions of dollars to offshore entities as part of its business dealings, records show.
Additionally, the nonprofit pays lucrative six-figure salaries to its top directors and key employees while spending little on legal services despite its stated intent of "fighting hate and bigotry" using litigation, education, and other forms of advocacy.
The Southern Poverty Law Center is perhaps best known for its "hate map," a collection of organizations the nonprofit deems "domestic hate groups" that lists mainstream conservative organizations alongside racist groups such as the Ku Klux Klan and is often referenced in the media. A gunman opened fire at the Washington, D.C., offices of the conservative Family Research Council in 2012 after seeing it listed as an "anti-gay" group on SPLC's website.
We definitely need that "hope and change" there! We can hope that the feds can change the liars and charge them soon!
Who am I kidding look at chiraq,the rahm-50-toni-tommy-bruce team boldly breaking federal immigration laws costing us the taxpayers hundreds of millions in federal aid, we are the "forgotten men and women" here especially the hard working CPD officers who everyday take more hits than what were thrown during the McGregor fight!
God bless the police!
Next thing that may happen is the asshole that got away will try to sue the officer for causing him some sort of PTSD and claim he is now disabled and no longer able to try to steal from upstanding citizens.
Good riddance to the dead asshole!
Mural Unveiling: Oscar López Rivera Mural in Chicago
9/1/17
2726 w division
This is chicago values, its ok to honor a convicted terrorist with a mural and an honory street and that is not offensive to anyone of the families of the victims of his terror. So in chicago we say that is ok,
but
confederate statues are offensive so we have to take them down.
Whats next the BLACK PANTHER HATE GROUP will also be honored, OFFENSIVE
Happy that the officer went home safe. He did what needed to be done. Bad guys made their choices.
And the chief of Hazel Crest stated on the news, the very next day, that the Officer was the victim, and acted properly.
Wish we had someone to do that for Us.
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Ya I hear you. We would hear the obligatory, "I have more questions than answers" bullshit speech from Kidney Beans and COPA would be finding some pimpy rule violation to stick it to the victim officer.
One less P.O.S. On our streets. Catch the other mutt so he can enjoy the next pizza party at 26th & California.
Not trying to be an armchair quarterback here - but these online deals are fraught with scammers and thieves.
If someone gives you and address - look it up on google. If it's not a business that's been there for a while, fuck it. Meet at the lobby of a police station - for bigger things, meet in front of the station.
99.999% of the shitheads won't meet at the station.
And for all that is holy - stay the hell off of Craigslist...
If they don't want to meet in front of the station, might be a good idea to take a pass
If it's during the day, say at noon there are plenty of public places to meet where there are people constantly walking by, say a mall, strip mall , right in front of the front door of Home Depot
Not trying to be an armchair quarterback here - but these online deals are fraught with scammers and thieves.
If someone gives you and address - look it up on google. If it's not a business that's been there for a while, fuck it. Meet at the lobby of a police station - for bigger things, meet in front of the station.
99.999% of the shitheads won't meet at the station.
And for all that is holy - stay the hell off of Craigslist...
CPD is good. I've done a few deals in front of 016 and one in lobby of 016. Desk guys and Sgt were great
Hey man great shot!
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Anonymous said...
Not trying to be an armchair quarterback here - but these online deals are fraught with scammers and thieves.
Yes the above advice should be taken by everyone. Never meet someone on the street to conclude a financial transaction. Meet at the local police station or at your bank. The bank will give you a room to conduct business if you are their customer and they will verify any cashiers or post office checks that someone gives you.
The criminals messed with the wrong guy
Bang bang
Yes
Wish I knew who the officer was. Not only would I clean his weapon for him but I would throw in a box of ammo.
Chief of Hazelcrest has more guts than our tarnished brass that sucks up to the media. The officer is the victim not the armed teens.
So....did the officer get the computer or not?
Mighty fine shootin' there, partner!
as ssc im glad the officer is ok and the bad guy is dead I have bought clothes and computer desk from craigslist and offer up word of advice I going will buy in suburb and it has to be nice suburb wheaton, downers grove , lisle no Maywood , Englewood or Dolton also google the address and get the home values, if the home is worth 400,000.00 it may be ok to buy from
Question. Since it happened out of the city, what role does ipra play in the investigation??
Quick, notify the Sun-Times that this little tyke (who got caught up with the wrong crowd and was just turning his life around), was NOT tasered.
/sarc
(OT) interesting the great real lawman sheriff Clarke resigns:
http://www.tmj4.com/news/local-news/milwaukee-county-sheriff-david-clarke-has-resigned
Hope he ends up somewhere federally to help police everywhere! Wait a minute Eddie is out for now let's kick Kevin in the ass "Sheriff Clarke for Cpd superintendent" things that will never happen!
Anonymous Anonymous said...
Question. Since it happened out of the city, what role does ipra play in the investigation??
8/31/2017 03:01:00 PM
---they can still fuck up the investigation but it's long distance
Hazel Crest, Country Club Hills, and the surrounding area has changed dramatically. The area is full of hyenas preying on whomever they can. Those suburbs are an extension of a bad district, and most have only 3-4 coppers on duty. "It beez quiet aroun' here. They only shoot once a week." Twenty years ago a U of C professor predicted Hazel Crest will be a ghetto complete with liquor stores, payday loan joints, beauty supply stores and BBQ joints. Most decent people got out in the mid '80's.
Ipra only does the administrative investigation
OT: CROWD UPENDS COUNCIL MEETING
About 200 people commandeered Wednesday’s Phoenix City Council meeting to rail against city leaders and vent frustration over the Phoenix Police Department’s crowd-control tactics during President Donald Trump’s Aug. 22 downtown rally.
The individuals came to the meeting to criticize an independent investigation into police action that the council was expected to approve, but took the opportunity to lambaste the Police Department and the council’s lack of action.
Thousands descended on downtown last week to hear Trump speak inside the Phoenix Convention Center. Thousands more protested outside.
Although protests were largely peaceful, the night ended with Phoenix police deploying teargas, pepper balls and foam projectiles.
The crowd that took over council chambers Wednesday was raucous. When council members tried to restore order and turned off the public microphone, members of the crowd began yelling their comments.
Many residents also questioned why police officers have access to chemicals for crowd dispersals.
“When you militarize our police force, there is no one for them to go to war with except their own citizens,”
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The Police had the audacity to respond with non-lethal tactics when they were attacked with bottles ,bricks and cars.This is in Arizona a fairly conservative state but that is changing because many liberal wackos from California fleeing to Arizona for economic reasons.
Why anyone would come on this job today is beyond me. There is no longer any correct action you can take. At this stage of the game park where no one can see you go to your calls say yes and no to questions and leave.Fuck them all! For those of you who say how would you like that kind of service, I like most people I know never call the police. I recently had a conversation with a sergeant who is connected and has a good spot. He said he hates SCC because the job is great and SCC ruins morale, while he is trying to get the new guys on board with his all is well message. To be led by people so out of touch with reality is insane except in Shitcago it's the norm. I'm sure he will be a big help when the feds show up.
Anonymous Johnny the Janitor said...
Wish I knew who the officer was. Not only would I clean his weapon for him but I would throw in a box of ammo.
8/31/2017 12:59:00 PM
Brent Turpin? Is that you? Out already? That was fast!
Does FatHeadEd have more questions than answers?
8/31/2017 10:09:00 AM
He couldn't find an answer if you put it in the palm of his hand. Instead of having two kidneys and one brain, he has three kidneys and not even one working brain cell and no common sense, which is exemplified by his intent to marry Wheezie.
As my great grand daddy would say. Smell ya later...
The FYI about cameras outside police station
for exchange of LEGAL goods?
Sorry, hard to believe police departments are
serving as safe-zones for Craig's List.
(They get no cut)
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A consensus is growing that the era of mass incarceration must end. But there’s significantly less agreement on what created it in the first place—and where to look for solutions.
The war on drugs has rightly been scrutinized for its role in contributing to the expansion of the prison population, but the role of prosecutors – with their tremendous discretionary power -- has received far less attention. Local prosecutors are one of the main drivers of mass incarceration, favoring felony convictions with longer sentences, offering punitive plea bargains, and overpowering public defenders in resources and influence.
A movement to focus reform efforts on the district attorney’s office is now underway. In November a handful of reform-minded prosecutors were elected who have bucked Trump’s “law and order” tide and vowed to reduce sentences and provide more alternatives to incarceration. Chicago’s Kim Foxx is one of them.
On Tuesday, September 12, she’ll join a panel arranged by WBEZ Chicago and The Marshall Project to discuss the role of prosecutors in driving mass incarceration, what reforms are necessary - and what is politically possible. The event will include:
Kim Foxx, Cook County prosecutor elected in 2016 with a mandate for change.
Sharone Mitchell, program director at the Illinois Justice Project. Previously, Mitchell was a trial attorney with the Cook County Public Defender’s Office from 2009 to 2016.
Bill Keller, editor-in-chief of The Marshall Project, a nonprofit newsroom that covers the US criminal justice system. Keller is the former Executive Editor of The New York Times.
Robert Wildeboer (moderator), WBEZ Chicago’s Criminal Justice Desk Senior Editor.
Anonymous Anonymous said...
Question. Since it happened out of the city, what role does ipra play in the investigation??
8/31/2017 03:01:00 PM
Same role they would play if it happened in the city.
Leave in masses. Or arm up. Boot up. If you choose to stay in Chicago good luck to you with that non mayor. Obama.
http://wgntv.com/2017/08/31/two-children-injured-in-west-side-shooting/
Watch the video. That's a f*cking alderman?
Thank God he dropped this mutt in the burbs, can't imagine having a 13% clear-up guy giving me advice in a shooting. No offense, but the new Homicide people are scary.
Remember the north side officer walking with his wife and the mutts robbed him and took his gun. Then there was this copper defending this actions with the statement, you never pull your gun when a gun is pointed at you. Well, Well, never is a big word. Great job and at least you had the balls to defend yourself.......
Winning
Combat mode can only help. Animals.
IPRA Ordinance empowers the agency to investigate such an incident, regardless of its site, even if there are no allegations of misconduct. See MCC sec. 2-57-040(c).
Anonymous Anonymous said...
Not trying to be an armchair quarterback here - but these online deals are fraught with scammers and thieves.
If someone gives you and address - look it up on google. If it's not a business that's been there for a while, fuck it. Meet at the lobby of a police station - for bigger things, meet in front of the station.
99.999% of the shitheads won't meet at the station.
And for all that is holy - stay the hell off of Craigslist...
Glad the Ofc is OK, and at least one of the J/O's is dead.
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8/31/2017 02:05:00 AM
Don't be so paranoid. I've bought (and sold) many things on Craigslist. It's just like everything else. If your Spidy Sense is telling you it's bad then back out. I was looking for a car for my son and was suppose to meet the guy at a CVS at a certain time. Being a cop I got there early to scope the place. He called and asked if I was there yet. I told him I wasn't and asked if he was. He said he was there with the car (which he wasn't) and asked if I brought the money and what I'd be driving. He was real concerned that I had the money with me when I got there. He asked what kind of car I'd be in and if I'd be alone. That's when I knew it was time to bail. Maybe he was just being overly cautious about me but why take a chance. Any small items I'd have them bring out to a neutral location like a parking lot of a store.
****
Never! Bring the money with you the first time around. Or at least Never! tell the guy you have the money!
First meet-make it clear you aren't bringing the cash out until you've had the chance to look the car over, do a short test drive, etc. tell him or her you also want to see the title and verify the complete Info is correct, that the seller is the owner that you're speaking with and the VIN matches perfectly!
If he doesn't agree-look for another car.
If you like the car and all checks out, if you feel absolutely comfortable, have the seller meet you at a bank of your choice where you feel safe and do the transaction there.
Another perfect place to do the deal would be at an Secretary of State facility where you can do the title and registration paperwork on the spot!
Again, if he doesn't agree, look for another car.
There's a lot more cars out there for sale than there are buyers!
Good luck and be safe!
Retired, 30+
Hazel Crest, Country Club Hills, and the surrounding area has changed dramatically. The area is full of hyenas preying on whomever they can. Those suburbs are an extension of a bad district, and most have only 3-4 coppers on duty. "It beez quiet aroun' here. They only shoot once a week." Twenty years ago a U of C professor predicted Hazel Crest will be a ghetto complete with liquor stores, payday loan joints, beauty supply stores and BBQ joints. Most decent people got out in the mid '80's.
Absolutely fact, I grew up there and graduated High School in 78. Was out that with my son about a month ago and made the mistake of going by the childhood house , swore I musta been in the wrong town...........
Anonymous Anonymous said...
http://wgntv.com/2017/08/31/two-children-injured-in-west-side-shooting/
Watch the video. That's a f*cking alderman?
8/31/2017 10:45:00 PM
Local media always seems to find mumbling, inept idiots to interview.
Anonymous Anonymous said...
Thank God he dropped this mutt in the burbs, can't imagine having a 13% clear-up guy giving me advice in a shooting. No offense, but the new Homicide people are scary.
8/31/2017 10:55:00 PM
Holy shit, that is scary, never gave it much thought. You were always told, wait for the Detective before you talk to anyone. And that's if the Dick shows up on time. With the incompetence in the D, I'll wait for my Attorney before I say a word. Unless ordered to make a statement and that order will have to be put in writing. Wow, we can't even depend on the D, so you get into a shooting your on your own basically. Like Spock said, live long and prosper and he should have added, be fetal.
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A consensus is growing that the era of mass incarceration must end. But there’s significantly less agreement on what created it in the first place—and where to look for solutions.
The war on drugs has rightly been scrutinized for its role in contributing to the expansion of the prison population, but the role of prosecutors – with their tremendous discretionary power -- has received far less attention. Local prosecutors are one of the main drivers of mass incarceration, favoring felony convictions with longer sentences, offering punitive plea bargains, and overpowering public defenders in resources and influence.
A movement to focus reform efforts on the district attorney’s office is now underway. In November a handful of reform-minded prosecutors were elected who have bucked Trump’s “law and order” tide and vowed to reduce sentences and provide more alternatives to incarceration. Chicago’s Kim Foxx is one of them.
On Tuesday, September 12, she’ll join a panel arranged by WBEZ Chicago and The Marshall Project to discuss the role of prosecutors in driving mass incarceration, what reforms are necessary - and what is politically possible. The event will include:
Kim Foxx, Cook County prosecutor elected in 2016 with a mandate for change.
Sharone Mitchell, program director at the Illinois Justice Project. Previously, Mitchell was a trial attorney with the Cook County Public Defender’s Office from 2009 to 2016.
Bill Keller, editor-in-chief of The Marshall Project, a nonprofit newsroom that covers the US criminal justice system. Keller is the former Executive Editor of The New York Times.
Robert Wildeboer (moderator), WBEZ Chicago’s Criminal Justice Desk Senior Editor.
8/31/2017 09:51:00 PM
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http://www.bjs.gov/content/pub/ascii/piusp01.txt
So this was an Area South property crimes sting?
Anonymous Anonymous said...
Thank God he dropped this mutt in the burbs, can't imagine having a 13% clear-up guy giving me advice in a shooting. No offense, but the new Homicide people are scary.
8/31/2017 10:55:00 PM
Everyone should be concerned if they are involved in a shooting. Just some friendly advice, when the detective arrives, ask how many police shootings he/she's been assigned. That question will give you an idea what your up against. Don't be shy in asking these type of questions, if you're not satisfied with the assigned detective, call your supervisor and articulate your concerns. All homicide detectives are not all created equal, you have to very mindful especially of someone who is going to be assigned a police shooting. Just a short story, I was involved in a shooting some years back and the detective assigned kept injecting his own moral code into the investigation. On view strong armed robbery, two witnesses, and the victim. I shot a fleeing strong armed robber who was out running me and would have escaped. He was shot in the left leg and was going to live. This detective kept telling me, if I killed this guy, I would be in trouble. When the Street Dep. showed up and heard what the detective was saying about I was lucky the offender wasn't dead, he called the area and had another detective assigned to the shooting. Ask questions and protect yourself, if you're not sure, seek legal advise.
IPRA Ordinance empowers the agency to investigate such an incident, regardless of its site, even if there are no allegations of misconduct. See MCC sec. 2-57-040(c).
8/31/2017 11:17:00 PM
MCC code means dick in Hazelcrest.
Remember the north side officer walking with his wife and the mutts robbed him and took his gun. Then there was this copper defending this actions with the statement, you never pull your gun when a gun is pointed at you. Well, Well, never is a big word. Great job and at least you had the balls to defend yourself.......
8/31/2017 11:00:00 PM
You must be retarded.
I have bought many items from Craigslist. I use common sense and at the same time been lucky. One lady I used to buy white sox tickets from. She would bring her cop friend with her unannounced b it never bothered me and I told her that. A guy even gave me for free a California king mattress with the head rest for free. Glad the cop is ok. Those punks mad a bad choice that day.
Only take a check at the bank of the buyer. If you take cash have the buyer meet you at your bank and have the teller run the money thru the counting machine to detect funny money. Never meet 99 and always bring your beanie. ♠️
IPRA Ordinance empowers the agency to investigate such an incident, regardless of its site, even if there are no allegations of misconduct. See MCC sec. 2-57-040(c).
8/31/2017 11:17:00 PM
MCC code means dick in Hazelcrest.
IPRA will investigate the officer because he is a City employee.
If there is no allegation of misconduct tho why investigate? Investigate what? Does the suburban department have to cooperate with them? Especially as the investigation may still be in progress. They are not a law enforcement agency.
Anonymous Anonymous said...
Only take a check at the bank of the buyer. If you take cash have the buyer meet you at your bank and have the teller run the money thru the counting machine to detect funny money. Never meet 99 and always bring your beanie. ♠️
Yeah right, meet me at my bank.
On a shooting by off duty in the suburbs, that suburb's dics and usually the Illinois State Police Public Integrity Unit will investigate it. From the few times I've seen the ISP Pub Int Unit, they are all ISP Dics and seemed to be pretty good people. All IPRA is doing is looking for Department rule violations. They have squat to say about any charges being brought against the offender or the off duty P/O. They are a CIVILIAN agency.
And I have a relative that works in Hazel Crest. Same south side Chicago thugs, just different streets. Although not as bad as some of the neighboring suburbs (Harvey, Markham, Dolton).
The Tribune is at it again...
https://www.google.com/amp/www.chicagotribune.com/suburbs/daily-southtown/crime/ct-sta-hazel-crest-shooting-victim-identified-st-0901-20170831-story,amp.html
Many of our Homicide people have no experience in police type shooting incidents. Couple the lack of experience with the fear of which way the wind is blowing politically and in plain English you could get fucked. First and foremost, call the FOP for an Attorney. The mind set of these new Detectives are not the same as the Dicks of just a few years ago. They will not go that extra step to make things right for you. As was mentioned in this blog, its not the same anymore, where you would first talk to the assigned Detective. Protect your self and if you are still doing active police work, plan and know what you are going to do if involved in a shooting incident.
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