Cops beat cooperating undercover cop into the hospital

[Matthew Hajicek]

https://reason.com/2021/03/31/luther-hall-police-beat-undercover-cop-st-louis-protests-anthony-lamar-smith-jury-declined-to-convict/">https://reason.com/2021/03/31/luther-ha ... o-convict/">https://reason.com/2021/03/31/luther-hall-police-beat-undercover-cop-st-louis-protests-anthony-lamar-smith-jury-declined-to-convict/

[neurosis]

It's cops like those that give all cops a bad name.

"It's gonna get IGNORANT tonight!!" reads a message from Boone. "But it's gonna be a lot of fun beating the hell out of these shitheads once the sun goes down and nobody can tell us apart!!!!" He later added that "we really need these fuckers to start acting up so we can have some fun" and that "it's still a blast beating people that deserve it."

"This shit is crazy ....... but it's fucking AWESOME too!" Boone wrote the day after he allegedly attacked Hall. He added unironically: "Except for cops getting hurt. People on the streets got FUCKED UP!"

[Jim at Gentex]

"It's gonna get IGNORANT tonight!!" reads a message from Boone. "But it's gonna be a lot of fun beating the hell out of these shitheads once the sun goes down and nobody can tell us apart!!!!" He later added that "we really need these fuckers to start acting up so we can have some fun" and that "it's still a blast beating people that deserve it."

^^^See, it's shitheads like this guy that need to be weeded out of law enforcement, period.^^^
His own words should get him convicted.

And yes, I still believe he is in a small minority of violent assholes who give all law enforcement officers a bad name.
Condemning all law enforcement for the criminal acts of a relative few is unfair to the vast majority who do operate within the rules.
But you only hear about the assholes who don't...

(Neuro beat me to it!  :w00t: )

[RobertELee]

ACAB!!!!!!!!!!!!11!!1!1



 :ice:

[Del.]

[quote="Matthew Hajicek" post_id=9084 time=1617236936 user_id=57]
https://reason.com/2021/03/31/luther-hall-police-beat-undercover-cop-st-louis-protests-anthony-lamar-smith-jury-declined-to-convict/">https://reason.com/2021/03/31/luther-ha ... o-convict/">https://reason.com/2021/03/31/luther-hall-police-beat-undercover-cop-st-louis-protests-anthony-lamar-smith-jury-declined-to-convict/
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Isn't that a Win Win for you?

[neurosis]

If those cops get exposed then it's a win for everyone.

[Jim at Gentex]

If those cops get exposed then it's a win for everyone.

Agreed.
Violent assholes like these guys need to be weeded out.

What we should NOT do is assume all cops are the same, but that is easier said than done.

[CNCAppsJames]

My best friend since childhood and my oldest son are in Law Enforcement so I suppose that makes me biased. So be it. The guys represented in the link are the guys that make the job harder for everyone in LE. They represent a tiny fraction of the professionals in LE, that is a fact. A fact the usual cop hating pieces of garbage fail to acknowledge.

The stories NEVER told in the lame stream media is the amount of violence perpetrated against LE professionals. The numbers of which FAR outpace what the bad LE do against criminals.

All machinists are bad because some scrap parts.
All programmers are bad because some crash machines.
All business owners are bad because some mistreat their employees.
All cars are bad because they kill people.
All guns are bad because ... guns.
Etc..., etc..., etc... ad infinitum, ad nauseum.

[Jim at Gentex]

A good friend of mine started his law enforcement career as a Patrolman in his home town.
He later went on to the PA State Police, and retired after 20 years of service, then he took the job as Police Chief in the small town where he started.

Not long ago, a young guy came in to interview for a part-time Patrolman position that was open for mostly nights and weekend shifts.
He was working part-time in another small town, and was looking for more hours and more experience.
My buddy the Chief interviewed the kid, which went well, and all of his credentials checked out, so the town hired him.

Long story short, it turns out the guy was a real slimeball who was targeting women in both towns by pulling them over late at night and sexually harassing them.
Many of those women were coming home from bars or clubs late on a Friday or Saturday night, and many of them had likely had a few drinks, so he saw that as an opportunity to leverage sexual favors in return for letting them go with usually just a warning.
Fortunately, a few of his victims had the courage to report his conduct despite his threats of retribution, and he was subsequently tried and convicted for his crimes for which he is currently in prison.

My point is that these guys can look the part and talk the talk, but you don't really know how they will act until they are on the job.
The same thing happens in our profession all the time, where a guy comes in with a glowing resume and has a good interview, but then he starts crashing machines or making scrap.

Anyway, I would bet that if you put that scumbag sexual predator cop in a room alone with my buddy the Chief, he would probably have to resist the urge to beat the snot out of the kid just for good measure.
But since he was tried and convicted, he has probably had his share of that already in prison.  

[neurosis]

That is a doubly whammy in prison.  An ex cop and a sexual abuser.  

[Jim at Gentex]

That is a doubly whammy in prison.  An ex cop and a sexual abuser.  

Oh definitely.
I can imagine it has not gone well for him at all.  

Besides the fact that he was an ex-cop and a sexual predator, he was also a bit on the soft, doughy side.  
He looked to me like one of those guys who was just barely able to pass the physical fitness test to get into the police academy, then didn't stay in shape after graduating.

You know Bubba was just waiting for him in man-jail!  :w00t:  

[CNCAppsJames]

Yep, that POS is the cell block wife now. They probably busted out at least his front teeth already ya know... can't be having a wife that bites.

And before the cop hating pieces of garbage say machinists don't have the power to kill people I've seen both lathe AND mill operators kill people or themselves. Bad decisions in machines shops have consequences.

There are bad employees in EVERY profession. There is no possible way to weed them all out ahead of time. At least in the big cities populous states they do a pretty good job in the evals, academy, and probationary period of figuring out who the problems will be and getting rid of them while it's still easy.

[neurosis]

Jim's story is a pretty good example of how easy it is to sneak through the eval.  

If  you've known anyone who's had to go through dui eval, people learn how to manipulate and say what everyone wants to hear.  Some people make a living doing it. We call them politicians.

[Jim at Gentex]

Jim's story is a pretty good example of how easy it is to sneak through the eval.  

If  you've known anyone who's had to go through dui eval, people learn how to manipulate and say what everyone wants to hear.  Some people make a living doing it. We call them politicians.

Yep.
My buddy the Police Chief has developed a very good bullshit detector after 20 years as a State Trooper.
As a judge of character, I would say he is excellent.

This POS sexual predator was smooth as silk during his interview, so obviously no red flags popped up.
My buddy even contacted the Chief from the other town where the guy worked before they hired him, but he was fooled as well.
He also thought the young Patrolman was a good kid who was probably going to be a good cop with a little more experience.

Psychopaths are usually good at camouflaging themselves, and this guy was no exception.
Unfortunately when their true colors are revealed, it's usually too late.  

[RobertELee]

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