Some 'Splainin' to Do
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Why would a Public Defender need a gun? All of their clients are as pure as the driven snow, right?
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posted by SCC at 12:04 AM
Wednesday, October 18, 2017
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Some 'Splainin' to Do, SCC?
More like who's been shittin'
the bull on whom?
Cook County Public Defenders
have badges and carry pistols?
How in the sky-high fuck was
that allowed to happen?
They SURE as shit AREN'T going
to chase down and take their errant
clientele into custody.
And we don't want to hear shit from
them about what they do serves a
vital law enforcement function.
We also don't want to hear shit from
them about what they do is dangerous.
Strip them of their badges and weapons
and let the Court Service Officers or
Sheriff's Police Officers provide their
protection.
Are the public defenders allowed to carry
in the courthouses?
Are they sworn to take law enforcement/
public safety action?
If one of them happens to get into a shooting,
will Cabrini Kim swear, avow and attest that
she will flip the contents of THEIR underwear
drawer to secure a conviction for harming one
of her peoples/folkses?
Are PD's "peace officers"?
I took a similar report for one when I worked in the NW suburbs years ago. I figured it was one of his clients too, and if it wasn't, it one day would be.
Briefcase containing files... complainant and witness info possibly be in those files?? Whose files/cases??
Hmmm. Aren't most public defenders rabid leftist social justice warriors? How can one of those high-minded lefties ever justify owning a gun? Why, they all seem to believe that guns are just killing machines, inclined to go off randomly wreaking havoc wherever they go which is why all guns must be removed from the general public.
Well....You DO know that those Amish Lads are running amok...Right????
Lawyers must be able to protect themselves. A lawyer would never contribute to gun violence, they are the most trusted members of our society.
Leaving that stuff in a car overnight shows a complete lack of common sense.
Why a Gun indeed....But more inquiring minds need to ask, "Why Do they Need A Badge?"
I like how they had to add the "Not actual gun" and "Not actual star" to the bulletin. If they were the actual ones--- case closed!
Why does a public defender need a badge? Why does a State Attorney need a badge? Or anyone other than law enforcement?
No explaining necessary if the was legal, if not should lose job.
Why do they have badges anyway, especially that style of badge, bus drivers have badges but no one would confuse a bus drivers badge with that of a peace officer.
Can you Spell INVESTIGATOR ? just like a states Attorney Investigator, you know the clouted from the 19th ward on the south side where they are all spoken for promotions.
trusted POS you mean! Trusted, yea right, hahahahah all lawyers are scumbags.
These are the same lefties for gun control, go figure.
Can't see any reason a public defender would need a badge, the gun? Different question. Let him/her have their own firearm which they can buy with their own money. Don't care for defense lawyers much but they have to deal with the same buttwipes the Police do so......
(Isn't this actually an admission that some people may need to be shot?)
J.J.
Shakespear, in Henry VI, “Let’s kill all the lawyers”. He was right. Mmm mmm mmm.
No window or lock damaged.
Well lit street.
What we have here is a simple case of hoochie theft.
Burglary just makes it legitimate, for employment purposes.
But leaving a pistol in the ride?
C'mon man.
Suspended pending further investigative leads.
Why would a PD "take home" files, and not actually take them inside their home to actually work on?
If you are not going to use them, and work on them, why bring them with you?
Unless the Pillow you are resting your head on is not home?
Left your piece, your shield, and your confidential legal files IN THE CAR OVERNIGHT.
#cluelessmoron
I don't think anyone is reading this.
It is an investigator, not the actual lawyer. They are basically private investigators for the Pub Def office.
That badge is not for a Pub Def investigator.
It would seem to me 2nd City Cop supports legal gun ownership, especially for those with a job, so I believe that investigator would be entitled to a gun (as much as anyone else). But his a lump of kitty litter for letting it get stolen by the Amish or whoever.
I can tell you, if I had to go around asking people about the stuff the Pub Def works on (and the police and the ASAs), I'd want a gun.
JMHO
That is one good looking star.
..carry a naa 22 mag, prints mo more than your keys.
So, was it a Public Defender, or an investigator from the Public Defenders office?
This isnt news, SA's and PD's are issued badges and can carry guns. The DA is the highest ranking LE official in the county. Don't hate the player hate the game.
Reading is fundemental !
Gun badge belonged to PD investigator , you know retired cops working for the ASA's office also .
My PPO caught this and showed me, I gave him a gold star for the day !
That's an old school "Flash Badge". A Chicago tradition. Everyone from elevator operators to newsboys had them. Not issued by the county that's for sure. Judges, funeral directors, aldermanic assistants, state lawmakers staffs.....carry em. I could write a book about all the flash badges I've had flashed at me. Actually posessing one of these flash badges is a good way to get shot, thus the pistola.
Couldnt do better than that old ass ruger? Heavy and blocky as shit
Assistant States attorneys have big badges too!
Dept of finance meter maids got big badges too!
Alderman are considered "pease officers" and have big badges and big guns although the only one that has ever "qualified" with a firearm is Ald Burke who is a regular at the range.
Maybe the I Team could figure this all out? And maybe they could figure how Chuck "the Skunk" shoots out of his ass.
I know a public defender that has a severe alcohol problem who is not popular with the inmates. He drinks a "liquid lunch" daily. He has been doing this for more than 12 years. I have no idea how he keeps his job.
I wonder if he was a member of the Prince Hall Masonic Body for the State of Illinois. They tend to be rather flamboyant with their membership display of numerous medallions displayed on their vehicles along with jackets, hats, and even tats!
Anonymous said...
Couldnt do better than that old ass ruger? Heavy and blocky as shit
10/18/2017 03:22:00 PM
Blast from the past.
We recall a female P.O. who out-shot many a male
with one of those ol' ugly-assed boat anchors.
Hmmm...
Makes us want to dig around in the vault and
resurrect the ol' S&W 4506...
Heavy, sturdy, simple, unbreakable
as an anvil, damn accurate and shoots
.45 Super with no hiccups with just a
spring swap.
>Flashy Ka-Blasty<
Anonymous Anonymous said...
This isnt news, SA's and PD's are issued badges and can carry guns. The DA is the highest ranking LE official in the county. Don't hate the player hate the game.
10/18/2017 02:59:00 PM
Wrong on all accounts, SA's and PD's cannot carry guns and are not Issued badges. If they have a star/badge, they had it made themselves. The highest ranking LE in the county is the Medical Examiner. That is the only offIce whIch can rule a death to be a homicIde.
Badges? I got to show you no stinkin badges. Alphonse Bedoya. ♠️
Before I retired one part of my job was to set policy on who could be armed in restricted buildings. At one point I received info that the state of Illinois,county of Cook and city of Chicago had 142 non Police agencies who were armed. That doesn't count anyone who had the title of Police/Deputy/Corrections Officer or the Part time/Auxiliary guys that some burbs have more of than full time P.O.s. Add the dozens of Federal agencies authorized to carry and you would at times think the buttons came in the bottom of a box of Cracker jack Most carry a star in this neck of the woods not a badge or shield and are deemed Peace Officers for one reason or another. States atty. investigator, Public defender investigator, Metropolitan water reclamation investigator (my favorite) ARDC investigator etc.etc.,etc.the list goes on.I had a laugh trying to explain to my wife and daughter the fact that some goof that shows you a badge might not be the Police and to be on guard unless they were in a marked car. I will bet he/she had the button the firearm and the files of who he was assigned to speak to in the field and left it all in the briefcase in the car when he got home. Back before concealed carry it was a way for the connected to be able to carry and have the status. Many of them are legit ( retired P.O. with a call) and might have need to be armed.Ask the parking guys at the United center or the doormen on Rush street how many different buttons they see from those looking for that boy scout special...does this do me any good Pal ? An old Police joke went...You're so cheap you flash your button in a pay toilet !
Before I retired one part of my job was to set policy on who could be armed in restricted buildings. At one point I received info that the state of Illinois,county of Cook and city of Chicago had 142 non Police agencies who were armed. That doesn't count anyone who had the title of Police/Deputy/Corrections Officer or the Part time/Auxiliary guys that some burbs have more of than full time P.O.s. Add the dozens of Federal agencies authorized to carry and you would at times think the buttons came in the bottom of a box of Cracker jack Most carry a star in this neck of the woods not a badge or shield and are deemed Peace Officers for one reason or another. States atty. investigator, Public defender investigator, Metropolitan water reclamation investigator (my favorite) ARDC investigator etc.etc.,etc.the list goes on. I will bet he/she had the button the firearm and the files of who he was assigned to speak to in the field and left it all in the briefcase in the car when he got home. Back before concealed carry it was a way for the connected to be able to carry and some of them are legit (many retired P.O.s) and might have need to be armed.Ask the parking guys at the United center or the doormen on Rush street how many different buttons they see from those looking for that boy scout special...does this do me any good Pal ?
Anonymous Rufus T. Firefly, (ret.) said...
Shakespear, in Henry VI, “Let’s kill all the lawyers”. He was right. Mmm mmm mmm.
10/18/2017 10:52:00 AM
When Shakespeare had one of his characters state ''Let's kill all the lawyers,'' it was the corrupt, unethical lawyers he was referring to. Shakespeare's exact line ''The first thing we do, let's kill all the lawyers,'' was stated by Dick the Butcher in ''Henry VI,'' Part II, act IV, Scene II, Line 73. Dick the Butcher was a follower of the rebel Jack Cade, who thought that if he disturbed law and order, he could become king. Shakespeare meant it as a compliment to attorneys and judges who instill justice in society.
Let's be fair here, the gun is pretty easy to explain. This is Gangland Chicago we're talking about, public defenders are often tasked by the state with defending entry level gangbangers whose homies might blame the PD rather than the mountain of evidence. Many of them just want to ensure that due process is adhered to...the real headline-whore SJWs are all in private practice since that's where the money and connections are.
Can't say as much about the badge. I can think of a few reasons a PD might want one, but they'd do better with one that didn't look like it came from a box of Cracker Jacks. Seriously, the 19th century called and they want their badge back.
That Ruger model is a great gun. It might not look good to some, but it will out shot many a tricked out LE model.
I have no idea how he keeps his job.
10/18/2017 04:12:00 PM
He works for COOK COUNTY. If he got the job in the first place, he's connected.
OT 2:59pm - The highest ranking peace officer in Cook County is the Medical Examiner. Illinois has 102 counties. In the 101 other counties than Cook, the highest ranking law enforcement officer is corner, which is an elected position. Also, maybe the PD Inv. got certified to have carry conceal.
10/18/2017. 05:58:00 PM
You are WRONG! Investigators for both ASA and PDs office are issued badges day one from their respective departments. They do NOT have them made themselves.
Was that P.D named Walsh? and were those files related to kochman? Was the gun taken from the credenza?
Dyla Hata
Nothing to see here. Some of those guys are retired coppers serving subpoenas and making sure witnesses show up to court for PD cases. I once knew a guy who was sent out of state to pick up a witness for a case and put her in a motel room near the courthouse.
When Shakespeare had one of his characters state ''Let's kill all the lawyers,'' it was the corrupt, unethical lawyers he was referring to. Shakespeare's exact line ''The first thing we do, let's kill all the lawyers,'' was stated by Dick the Butcher in ''Henry VI,'' Part II, act IV, Scene II, Line 73. Dick the Butcher was a follower of the rebel Jack Cade, who thought that if he disturbed law and order, he could become king. Shakespeare meant it as a compliment to attorneys and judges who instill justice in society.
10/18/2017 09:34:00 PM
/slow respectful clap
Impressive, most impressive.
No reason for a PD to have a badge, especially shaped like a star- which should only be issued to police officers. They have an ID card- that's all they need. They have no police authority or function- why do they get to have a play badge- to pretend?
Again. Those flash badge stars are not issued by the County. Google Cook County Public Defender Badge. Some badge company sells these and ASA badges online, and mails em to their residences. One of a thousand orher flash badges marketed to big shots to wave around. Carrying one of these is a great way to get shot.
"Anonymous said...
I know a public defender that has a severe alcohol problem who is not popular with the inmates. He drinks a "liquid lunch" daily. He has been doing this for more than 12 years. I have no idea how he keeps his job."
Lets keep buying this guy some drinks.....Start a Go-Fund me account. "Slush for a Lush fund" I hope this guys work performance keeps dropping.
“I know a public defender that has a severe alcohol problem who is not popular with the inmates. He drinks a "liquid lunch" daily. He has been doing this for more than 12years. I have no idea how he keeps his job”
There’s far too many within the ranks of the CPD that fit that profile, many of those wear white shirts.
Old Swedish Proverb, “Sweep first before your own door, before you sweep the doorsteps of your neighbors”
Okay yes we are issued badges but we are not authorized to carry guns or any weapons, even if you have CCW permit, it is grounds for firing and yes some of us are retired coppers and yes I am a retired officer and currently an Investigator, although with Taxwinkle who knows how long that will last
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