Copper Injured
And the article is very vague - almost like they're describing a suspect or something:
- A Chicago Police officer was injured responding to a fire Saturday afternoon at an apartment building in the West Side Austin neighborhood.
Emergency crews responded at 12:53 p.m. to the fire at the two-story building in the 600 block of North Laramie Avenue, according to Chicago Fire Media Affairs.
The officer suffered an injury to his hand and was taken to a hospital for treatment, Fire Media Affairs said.
CPD didn’t immediately confirm that an officer had been injured.
Well done Slum Times - the effort you put into your reporting is an inspiration to us all.
Labels: officer injured
posted by SCC at 12:01 AM
15 Comments:
What you talkin bout Willis? The sunny times bee the hardest working paper in America.
OT If your a LEO do you have an umbrella insurance policy? If not why not it could save you when you become party to a frivolous job related law suit.
But please subscribe to our fine paper. We need to stay alive.
A cop with an injured hand helping a fire victim doesn't sell newspapers.
It's very telling, just go back 10yrs and look how the media was report, and look at them now, believing in their own fack news.
It was a Sgt that got injured. Some pos didn’t want to stand behind the tape during a huge fire and decided to choke the sgt.
Anonymous Anonymous said...
OT If your a LEO do you have an umbrella insurance policy? If not why not it could save you when you become party to a frivolous job related law suit.
5/06/2018 05:48:00 AM
Umbrella insurance doesn’t protect you. You need a special policy your homeowner, auto ,etc does not cover you at work. All an umbrella policy does it raises the limits on the insurance coverage you have.
Umbrella policies are not the same thing as professional liability policies. They don't cover you for things that you get paid to do.
Anonymous said...
OT If your a LEO do you have an umbrella insurance policy? If not why not it could save you when you become party to a frivolous job related law suit.
5/06/2018 05:48:00 AM
Those policies don't cover work related incidents.
Anonymous Anonymous said...
OT If your a LEO do you have an umbrella insurance policy? If not why not it could save you when you become party to a frivolous job related law suit.
5/06/2018 05:48:00 AM
Umbrella insurance doesn’t protect you. You need a special policy your homeowner, auto ,etc does not cover you at work. All an umbrella policy does it raises the limits on the insurance coverage you have.
5/06/2018 10:59:00 AM
Move all your assets to a trust. You MUST have 100% faith in your spouse though.
When asked on the stand to describe your assets, tell them your last pay stub.
Godspeed Officer, Godspeed.
J.J.
Look over here tried to choke out and kill a CPD sergeant this high bond:
Cook County Associate Judge Sophia Atcherson set Thompson’s bond at $5,000 at his initial court hearing Sunday at the Leighton Criminal Court Building. He’s next scheduled to appear in court on Tuesday.
https://chicago.suntimes.com/news/man-choked-chicago-police-sergeant-after-punching-woman-at-bar-prosecutors/
5,000 so the savage thug has to come up with 500. Bet if it happened with real judges in Dupage county he would have his ass in jail no bond,and would be convicted and serve at least 10 years! Crook county what a fucking embarrassment to civilized society!
This is unsettling:
Second Broward County Sheriff’s Deputy Dead After Exposing Parkland Shooting
https://yournewswire.com/second-broward-county-deputy-dead/
Move all your assets to a trust. You MUST have 100% faith in your spouse though.
When asked on the stand to describe your assets, tell them your last pay stub.
Well that will work out great with the divorce rate of the CPD
And when you are under oath yea just say that and the lawyers wil say ok. Evidently you have never been at a deposition concerning your assesses. If it were only that easy
Move all your assets to a trust.
This is generally a horrible idea. If you decide to consider it consult with an experienced attorney who knows how to set these kinds of things up. Your average attorney is not going to be able to do this. Expect to pay several thousand dollars to get someone competent.
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