Property Giveaway!
Evidently, the 007 CAPS Office is having a giveaway event:
- 4th watch team in 007 brought in a few heads and a heap of bagged proceeds from a train yard robbery. The swag is inventoried as bags filled with "miscellaneous" items, pots, pans, clothing, etc... and placed in bulk storage.Bulk storage is relatively underutilized these days, so the illustrious CAPS uses it to store their garbage. Think Christmas trees and party hats. So the World's Best Sergeant/Aunt sees these bags of proceeds and her natural assumption was that somebody made a donation to CAPS. The proceeds are distributed accordingly ("given" away) until a 4th watch supervisor starts asking around about his missing inventories.Because the etracks list bags filled with miscellaneous items and the contents aren't itemized (because honestly, that would be an insane amount of work) good old CAPS sergeant brings the bags back filled with random used garbage she collected from god-knows-where.
Because everyone knows that items in Bulk Storage in Heat-Sealed Department bags with RD numbers and inventory slips attached are just there for the taking!
The sad part is that the railroad probably won't claim the items, because in the case of boxcar thefts, the insurance company writes off contents of the entire trailer, and the ignorant (entitled?) behavior of the CAPS sergeant will be overlooked, excused, and covered-up.
Labels: rumors, un-fucking-believable
posted by SCC at 12:03 AM
67 Comments:
That is out-and-out theft. It should not be overlooked.
Imagine being the CAPS sergeant and being so out of touch that you thought there was a huge donation you knew nothing about.
Someone needs to step up and get a cr # for incompetence at the very least
"The proceeds are distributed accordingly ("given" away)"
To who?
Ingenuity, but should be dumped. Brains like that is what can get coppers hurt or worse fired.
CR number issued?
Is she just stupid or clouted?
Send her to 005 with the box of rocks captain.
Crazy! So much for Integrity. I see the 007 District having many issues. I don’t see ERPS having much with it other than they got it next.
Shame on the A/Os for not inventorying evidence properly. Shame on the desk sergeant who approved the inventories containing "miscellaneous items" as evidence. What has happened to this department? 20 years ago, desk sergeants would not have allowed that.
You say it's an insane amount of work to do it right? It's called doing your job the right way and not taking shortcuts, it's called being a professional and not being lazy. It's also an insane amount of overtime to do it right. Something that supervisors who were never the police often do not understand as they rush you to finish the paperwork. Fighting crime the right way always costs time and money. If you don't have the time and don't want the money, stick to writing parkers and movers. Get your three hours at T/C every month. Leave police work to the professionals. If you are going to put someone in jail and deny them their freedom of movement, at least do a good job of it.
Oh, and the personnel who took what wasn't theirs need to remember that saying: if it's not yours, don't touch it.
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If the Sgt falls under the auspices of DEI than all is well.
Sounds like a prime candidate for merit lieutenant.
Somewhat incorrect. They were inventoried as boxes containing misc items, not contained within heat seat sealed bags, and there were no visual indicators (IE Inventory# ********) that these cardboard boxes filled with misc items were inventoried property. Stupidity all the way around.
Gotta get me mine!
Giveaway is right. Going right to some aunties, play cousins, play nieces, grand mama’s and some single mom unwed daughters.
Gibs me dat......
Be the change.
Gibs me dat merch
Cannot stand. Use CWB, I use Chicago contrarian. Get the word out, keep it tops, force it into public domain.
Overlooked, excused, and covered-up is the name of the game at IAD. They’re all birds of the same feather, literally and figuratively.
If the boxes didn't fit into the giant inventory bags, then extra copies of the inventory slips should have been printed out and taped on each side of the boxes to make it clear it was inventoried property. That's what we used to do with large items that didn't fit into any of the bags. It doesn't matter if the items won't be claimed. If you take inventoried items that don't belong to you, that's stealing and you're a thief.
Anonymous Anonymous said...
Somewhat incorrect. They were inventoried as boxes containing misc items, not contained within heat seat sealed bags, and there were no visual indicators (IE Inventory# ********) that these cardboard boxes filled with misc items were inventoried property. Stupidity all the way around.
1/26/2024 02:07:00 AM
Well then surely there are photos taken of the evidence for court. Right? Right?
When in the ghetto do as the ghetto-ites...
My incredible powers of deduction tells me this sergeant was merit.
So the Sgt looted the inventory cage. Okay, call it what it is! Did the sgt wear a face mask? WHA AH DOO? AH ONT KERR!
Does the CAPS sergeant (Auntie) have 4 inch fake eyelashes and 5 inch fingernails with glitter on them ? Asking for a friend because the majority of CAPS sergeants all look alike.
Anonymous Anonymous said...
Somewhat incorrect. They were inventoried as boxes containing misc items, not contained within heat seat sealed bags, and there were no visual indicators (IE Inventory# ********) that these cardboard boxes filled with misc items were inventoried property. Stupidity all the way around.
1/26/2024 02:07:00 AM
so what you're saying is that the whole district is incompetent or in on the crime
ghetto rat
Time to abolish CAPS.
They're totally useless. Just a hide inside spot for officers who don't want to work.
Time to abolish CAPS.
They're totally useless. Just a hide inside spot for officers who don't want to work.
1/26/2024 12:46:00 AM
1/26/2024 02:07:00 AM
Shut up c. king! Everything was inventoried properly. Every outer box/bag had an etrack sheet affixed to it. This idiot sgt flat out stole this shit then tried to cover it up when caught. How she is still employed, let alone still the caps sgt is beyond comprehension. How many officers have left caps under her? How was she not immediately stripped after the 002nd district fiasco? Boy it must be nice to be one of the chosen ones
Some people get away with murder, us blue shirts with no connections have to get dragged through it for minor violations. Just not fair.
So this idiot thought that a donation to CAPS came in police inventory bags that were heat sealed shut? If you screw up in CAPS this bad I’d be scared to see what kind of decisions would be made on the streets.
Well someone made a bundle on eBay.
Keep the line moving
Would this be Sgt. King? The same Sgt. Who's relative was arrested over the summer at the beach for a handgun by 002 tact. The same Sgt. who showed up to 002, incuffed the prisoner, and walked the prisoner to the hallway for a conversation.
Picky, picky, picky.
It's stuff.
Useful to some stuff.
Just sitting there, beckoning to be useful.
Never gonna be reclaimed by anyone.
Stolen property first, pilfered property second, now useful property somewhere, by someone.
And original victim of theft reimbursed by insurance.
Miffed at the lax treatment of proper procedures?
Hankering for anything to pomptificate disapproval of?
Pesky wet farting splurting again irritating a bit?
There are always abundant nits to pick. Never ending flow.
Try picking the nits not so small, so tiny, so petty.
And try, reallybtry, to not attempt to make tiny nits into nit monsters by wrapping them in the gloriously heinous blanket of degenerating attention to procedural details.
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I wonder if a surgeon ever peers into an open chest, during heart surgery and declares, "This looks like an insane amount of work" and just walks away.
Is CAPS a “disposition” for cases.
Seriously! If it was a burglary to the box cars. YES YOU LIST THE PROCEEDS. Second what does anyone expect from this department, see stuff and just take it or supposedly give it away. And guess what nothing will happen. But the kid who is still out there working is going to get jammed up for telling a jagoff to F*** Off.
She will be in the next Lieutenants class.
Bottom line, the intentional removal of secured property from a police evidence holding cage is a crime. Theft. It wasn’t hers. She had no reason to think it was hers or for her personal use. It’s a crime.
Perhaps it's going to the "migrants". Lol
This story is FUBAR just like the Department.
More merit brain drain.
It is a shame when a po or sgt doesn't take the time to do their job right the first time. So what if takes a little longer to complete the paperwork for an arrest. All these officers who take short cuts and supervisors not calling them on it and being part of the problem. no matter how small of a detail, it could be a detail that could tank a case or a career. Yes its a pain to do inventories, but your typing into a computer not an old inventory book (that took forever especially if somebody had the book doing their inventories.) And yes someone mention professionalism, these new kids of the internet generation want to breeze through the paperwork.
Sounds like the 002nd district, P.O.’s lockers were removed and all contents (inventoried) stolen.
More than likely she never inventoried anything which qualified her to make sgt and she has no clue what e-track is.
Fuckin dumb ass! And a sergeant at that.
I thought it was still a theft offense if you take items from inventory for personal use with no intention of returning the items. Wasn't there a CR issued years ago for theft from ERPS?
Anonymous Anonymous said...
Shame on the A/Os for not inventorying evidence properly. Shame on the desk sergeant who approved the inventories containing "miscellaneous items" as evidence. What has happened to this department? 20 years ago, desk sergeants would not have allowed that.
You say it's an insane amount of work to do it right? It's called doing your job the right way and not taking shortcuts, it's called being a professional and not being lazy. It's also an insane amount of overtime to do it right. Something that supervisors who were never the police often do not understand as they rush you to finish the paperwork. Fighting crime the right way always costs time and money. If you don't have the time and don't want the money, stick to writing parkers and movers. Get your three hours at T/C every month. Leave police work to the professionals. If you are going to put someone in jail and deny them their freedom of movement, at least do a good job of it.
Oh, and the personnel who took what wasn't theirs need to remember that saying: if it's not yours, don't touch it.
1/26/2024 12:46:00 AM
I wish you were my supervisor when I worked OT to write reports and inventory items. This job cpuld take many hours to inventory porperly. Sounds like a job for a retiree like me.
Hey SCC, ya'll got any of 'dem free 50" TV's or Timburlandz?
Well then surely there are photos taken of the evidence for court. Right? Right?
Nope. Inventoried as non criminal found property.
Anonymous said...
Sounds like the 002nd district, P.O.’s lockers were removed and all contents (inventoried) stolen.
1/26/2024 04:22:00 PM
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Add 003rd dist to that list - but my locker was cut, nothing inventoried and everything was stolen
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Smart move for when the DSC riot is declared a war I don't think homeowners insurance covers you for wars.
CPD is using its space to store evidence…evidence that will never see a court room because Foxx and her court jesters never see a court room to actually prosecute a criminal. Go ahead and loot then fence the loot. Take the ill gotten gains and buy all the cops in the station a happy meal and fudge sundae. Consider the loot laundered and extra space freed up to keep some illegal aliens warm.
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These mother fuckers don’t deserve to be crossing guards let alone police or scumbag white shirts.
Gotta take every last lightbulb when they move out too.
Just another dumb ass ghetto Sgt.
Definitely not the department I once cherished.
I'm gonna guess all supervisors involved are merit promoted...... Probably not the end to their merit promotions
Gotta take every last lightbulb when they move out too.
1/26/2024 09:08:00 PM
At least they leave a bowl pond of cute turdlings to float and flout their fertility.
I couldn’t work for CK. She does the dumbest shit and has a flipped mouth.
Anonymous Anonymous said...
Shame on the A/Os for not inventorying evidence properly. Shame on the desk sergeant who approved the inventories containing "miscellaneous items" as evidence. What has happened to this department? 20 years ago, desk sergeants would not have allowed that.
Whether it was “miscellaneous property” narcotics or a toy, it wasn’t yours CK. You stole it.
what is the problem, in a couple of years she will be a commander in the detective division
It’s a theft, get a CR number
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