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Man's world, amiright?...
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There are departments all over the country giving her an opportunity to fill an open position.
Did they settle or was there a trial? Its usually WAY cheaper to settle out of court
Who made the decision to settle?
Goelocate their cell phone history with this whore. It will all make sense
Goelocate their cell phone history with this whore. It will all make sense
Her husband should suggest they go on a vacation to a beach in Yemen or a lakeside resort in Afghanistan and then explain to the local men what she is famous for, let them handle her sharia style. Then he can move on in life.
Some guys will tolerate anything. It is bad enough she cheated on him... It is bad enough she cheated on him with 6 other guys. It is bad enough she did this in a way it became international news and a trending meme... He stuck by her and said he won't leave her. That is not love, that is simply his being a simp and a beta cuck.
The entire world knows what she did and knows that he won't ever enforce any boundaries or standards.
Any one of us could walk up to that guy and rob him blind, ordering him, "strip down, wallet, phone, shoes, shocks, pants, give it all up" and we could violate his back door if we were into that. He has already signaled to the world that he will tolerate anything and he won't ever draw or enforce any line.
The guy is still a cop.
I couldn't ever accept a ticket from him. If he said, "do you know why I pulled you over?" I would probably respond with, "because your wife is off letting a squad run a train on her and you weren't invited?"
Some guys will tolerate anything. It is bad enough she cheated on him... It is bad enough she cheated on him with 6 other guys. It is bad enough she did this in a way it became international news and a trending meme... He stuck by her and said he won't leave her. That is not love, that is simply his being a simp and a beta cuck.
The entire world knows what she did and knows that he won't ever enforce any boundaries or standards.
Any one of us could walk up to that guy and rob him blind, ordering him, "strip down, wallet, phone, shoes, shocks, pants, give it all up" and we could violate his back door if we were into that. He has already signaled to the world that he will tolerate anything and he won't ever draw or enforce any line.
The guy is still a cop.
I couldn't ever accept a ticket from him. If he said, "do you know why I pulled you over?" I would probably respond with, "because your wife is off letting a squad run a train on her and you weren't invited?"
Those decisions are usually made by panels in an insurance company. Several people with authority in the insurance company will evaluate a case and make a decision.
every senior police officer there should lose their job over this settlement
also, all police settlements ought to come out of the pension system
also, all police settlements ought to come out of the pension system
Police have very few incentives or reasons to moderate their behavior and conduct themselves in a professional manner, other than their own sense of personal decency and integrity. The institutions, especially police unions, will almost always support the officers against citizens or against internal affairs boards.
Generally the worst outcome any police officer faces is being fired or made to resign with one department and then getting picked up by another department down the road.
All payments to the public arising from police misconduct are either covered by the municipalities using their insurance policies or municipalities using money from the general fund, which ultimately means the taxpayers.
I got nothin who that be
Clinton before she racked up the body count.
