Officer Down... Literally.
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sonofsam
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DeadliestWarrior34
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majorspark
He definitely screwed up by not notifying dispatch. Sounds like a stern verbal reminder would be in order. Definitely should not have been fired. Unless there is a history of these types of screw ups. -
sonofsam
majorspark;793550 wrote:He definitely screwed up by not notifying dispatch. Sounds like a stern verbal reminder would be in order. Definitely should not have been fired. Unless there is a history of these types of screw ups.
I think the story ended in the correct punishment... It should be a learning experience, not a reason to fire a seasoned police officer who acted in response of shots fired and two cops down. -
se-alum
sonofsam;793604 wrote:I think the story ended in the correct punishment... It should be a learning experience, not a reason to fire a seasoned police officer who acted in response of shots fired and two cops down.
???? So he should've been fired, but it should'nt have been a reason to fire him?? -
Sykotyk
se-alum;793611 wrote:???? So he should've been fired, but it should'nt have been a reason to fire him??
No, he means the punishment that was suggested by the last quoted in the article, that he be reprimanded only unless he had a history of failing to be where he said he was, etc. -
se-alum
Sykotyk;793639 wrote:No, he means the punishment that was suggested by the last quoted in the article, that he be reprimanded only unless he had a history of failing to be where he said he was, etc.
Gotcha....lol...I was confused! -
sonofsam
Sykotyk;793639 wrote:No, he means the punishment that was suggested by the last quoted in the article, that he be reprimanded only unless he had a history of failing to be where he said he was, etc.
Yes, this. Sorry to confuse. -
Glory Days
This doesnt surprise me at all since i am working for both a univeristy and city PD.