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“It’s becoming a disturbingly familiar scene in America - mentally unstable cops”

“It’s becoming a disturbingly familiar scene in America - mentally unstable cops”
“It’s becoming a disturbingly familiar scene in America - mentally unstable cops”

Idiots at work

Board Upholds Suspension For Facebook Posting cop
The Dothan Alabama Personnel Board voted Thursday to uphold disciplinary action taken against cop RaeMonica Carney for posts she made to her personal Facebook account. Carney was suspended ten days and placed on her on probation for two years. 
Carney posted comments regarding the death of Christopher Dorner, the cop who is believed to have killed four people and wounded others. Investigators say Dorner shot himself to death as the cabin in which he holed up burned.

Judge rejects, condemns plea deal offered to Morris sheriff's officer
 Superior Court Judge Edward Gannon said a plea offer made to suspended Morris County Sheriff's cop Jason Campbell would have resulted in Campbell pleading guilty to "trivial offenses," while ignoring arson charges. Campbell is accused of flashing his badge at a state trooper to beat a drug rap.

For cops, disrespect is only a one-way street
http://www.trentonian.com/article/20130620/OPINION03/130619604/for-cops-disrespect-is-only-a-one-way-street

Sheriff to fire narcotics deputy charged with lying about drugs
The L.A. County Sheriff's Department is seeking to fire Francisco Enriquez, a
narcotics deputy charged with lying about finding drugs after detaining a couple, whom the county will pay $550,000 to settle a false-arrest lawsuit, officials said.
Enriquez has pleaded not guilty to one count of perjury in a probable cause declaration and one count of filing a false report in connection with the October 2009 arrests of Tatiana Lopezand Miguel Amarillas. The county Board of Supervisors on Tuesday approved the settlement for Lopez and Amarillas at the recommendation of the county attorneys, who cited the "risks and uncertainties" of fighting the couple's civil rights lawsuit at trial. The couple accused Enriquez, a member of a narcotics task force, of lying and planting drugs after he claimed he had driven Lopez to a sheriff's station and discovered several bags ofmethamphetamine in the patrol car after she was taken out.


 Dorner Review: Rogue Cop's Dismissal Justified
http://www.kabc.com/common/page.php?pt=Dorner+Review%3A+Rogue+Cop%27s+Dismissal+Justified&id=10373&is_corp=0

 Judge dismisses suspended Cliffside Park officer’s harassment complaint against retired captain
A judge in Hackensack dismissed a harrassment complaint brought by a suspended Cliffside cop John Lemkinr against a retired captain and his family. Lemkinr
 alleged that retired Capt. Michael Russo and his children posted libelous comments about him online — including that he was “mentally deficient,” “a little girl who plays with a fake cop car” and a “mommys boy.” Central Municipal Court Judge Roy F. McGeady said these were protected free speech. The judge said, these weren’t part of any type of series or campaign, which could rise to the level of a criminal offense. Rather, he said, they were all written the same day.  Lemkin already is appealing an April ruling by Superior Judge Eugene Austin upholding McGeady’s conviction of him for trying to make his personal car look like an undercover police cruiser without authorization. The decision includes an order that Lemkin resign and never hold a public job again, although that’s on hold while Lemkin appeals it to a higher court.
Lemkin’s lawyer said he aims to determine “who the real culprit is.”

 D.C. cop to plead guilty in drug ring
A Washington, D.C., cop named Jared Weinberg charged with laundering money for a California-to-Pittsburgh drug ring has scheduled a plea for next month. Weinberg was arrested in May at his precinct house in Washington on a complaint filed by the U.S. attorney's office in Pittsburgh. Weinberg agreed to plead guilty on July 25 in U.S. District Court here. He is accused of conspiracy to commit money-laundering for a cocaine ring that is believed to have sold up to four tons in the last decade.

 MPD cop charged with DUI
Memphis cop Kobena Cash is out of jail on bond this morning, accused of drinking and driving.  Cash was pulled over Saturday night for running a stop sign and having expired tags.

New Britain Ct. Loses Police Brutality Suit
A federal jury earlier this month awarded $80,625 to the man who accused a city cop Jeffrey Walsh of excessive force during an arrest in 2007. Walsh was subsequently fired, and then lost a bid to get his job back through arbitration. Christopher Roguz had accused Walsh of slamming his head into a wall and then hitting him with a nightstick while he was handcuffed. Walsh has maintained that he was stopping Roguz from attacking another officer during the arrest. Roguz was satisfied that the jury sided with him, said David W. Bush, his attorney.

Vegas police officer facing dismissal in drug case
LAS VEGAS (AP) — A Las Vegas police cop named Ramin Allen Amely is suspended without pay pending dismissal after being accused of unlawfully obtaining prescription painkillers. Amely was accused of obtaining Percocet, hydromorphone and hydrocodone from several doctors between May 2011 and last February.

Cop charged after leaving accident scene
MIAMI (WSVN) -- A Miami-Dade cop Alberto Perez has been charged after he allegedly rear-ended a vehicle and left the scene. The driver of a Honda Civic stopped suddenly after she said she was rear-ended. According to the Florida Highway Patrol report, the colliding driver got out of his vehicle and asked if the woman was OK. As both cars were pulling over to the side, the victim said the black Ford Explorer took off.

Crystal Lake cop Brian Burr Suspended after Incident
A Crystal Lake cop Brian Burr has been given a three-day, unpaid suspension for not following department protocol .  Burr did not follow department procedure when he responded at 2:30 a.m. to Autumn Drive, after a neighbor reported a suspicious vehicle parked outside a residence. Burr found Mendoza sitting in the back seat of his Honda Pilot, parked seven houses from his home, and smelling of alcohol and appearing intoxicated, according to the article. Burr never gave Mendoza a field sobriety test, gave the school superintendent a ride home and did not search him before allowing Mendoza into the squad car, as he should have, the article said.

  Charges dropped against officer charged with DUI
 WESTMINSTER, Md. (AP) — Carroll County prosecutors have dropped DUI charges against aBaltimore County cop.Matthew McElwee of Hanover, Pa who was cited March 16 when he was stopped at a sobriety checkpoint in Hampstead. He was accused of driving a vehicle while under the influence of alcohol and driving while impaired by alcohol. Those charges were dropped Monday in Carroll County Circuit Court. State's AttorneyJerry Barnes tells the Carroll County Times (http://bit.ly/17WHAG7) that there was not enough evidence to prove the charges beyond a reasonable doubt. Barnes said McElwee lawfully refused to take sobriety tests.

        
Cop charged for theft, lying
A Holly Springs cop named Shane Ladner, has been charged with four counts of misdemeanor theft by deception, as well as one count each of false swearing and making a false statement, both felonies under the law. Ladner is accused of using that alleged falsified document to obtain a Purple Heart vanity plate that exempted him from paying ad valorem tax on his vehicle between 2009 and 2012.
         
Memphis police officer charged with DUI
Memphis police cop Kobena Cash, 38, has been arrested after he was pulled over on charges he was driving under the influence, ran a stop sign, was driving with tags that expired in 2011 and that he refused to submit to a field sobriety test.