The epidemic of drunk and drugged up cops in America

Fairfax County cops execute another unarmed man

The Fairfax County Police shot an killed an unarmed man who was alone in his home. The police caused the situation, they escalated the situation and they handled it poorly and are expected to take several weeks to develop their justification story.
Police said they were responding….in force with a tank, a helecopter, a SWAT team, K-p units, and no less than 23 cops to a “Domestic dispute” but Geer was alone in the house. The victim of this police shooting this time was John Geer, age 46, a kitchen installer with no history of violence had to end in death.  He left behind two teenage daughters.
According to Geer’s father,  Geer had been throwing his estranged wife’s belongings, she is 24 years old, into the front yard because she was leaving him, so she called the cops who marked the call as a domestic dispute. She was asked if there were guns in the house and she said there was. The weapons were under lock and key
There's a Maura Harrington listed at the same address where the killing took place.
Neighbors recalled him as even-keeled, outgoing and helpful. A search of police records in Fairfax County showed that Geer was found guilty of drunken driving in 2010 but no convictions for violent crimes or more serious offenses. A neighbor said he talked to Geer in the minutes before the police encounter. He said that Geer didn’t say anything suicidal but he was deeply shaken about the impending breakup.
For forty minutes the cops demanded that Geer, who stood at his front door, for forty minutes "They just continued to tell him: come out, come out, come out," said one witness.
Geer had not showed the cops any sort of weapon nor had he advanced toward them. He made no mention of harming himself or others. Geer’s hands were up in the air, seconds before he was gunned down because they were on top of the storm door. He as shot in the chest while slowly lowering his hands. He had no weapon in his possession and there was no weapon within his reach.
Shot in the chest, Greer pushed his way back into the house and bled to death. The heros from the SWAT team entered the house by way of tank one hour later and found Geer dead.

NOPD: officer suspended without pay after being booked with DWI in off-duty car wreck on I-10
NEW ORLEANS — A New Orleans police officer has been suspended without pay after being booked with drunk driving while off duty, the department said Sunday.
Officer Jayson Germann of the Gang Intelligence Unit was driving his take-home car when an accident occurred shortly after 2:30 a.m. Sunday, New Orleans Police Department spokeswoman Remi (REM-ee) Braden said.
Germann, 38, of Bush, apparently lost control of the unmarked 2002 Chevrolet Impala, hit a guardrail on the Interstate 10 twin span, swerved back and hit a 1999 Geo, State Trooper Nick Manale said in an email.

Fayetteville police officer charged with driving while impaired

WILMINGTON, N.C. — Authorities said a Fayetteville police officer was charged with driving while impaired after being arrested in Wilmington on Sunday. Fayetteville police said 32-year-old Kevin Smith was arrested around 1 a.m. while off-duty in a Toyota SUV.

Douglasville police officer charged with DUI after crash
DOUGLAS COUNTY, GA (CBS ATLANTA) -
Douglasville police officer was charged with DUI after he was injured in a car accident Thursday morning. Georgia State police report Officer Torre Langley overturned his personal vehicle after striking a culvert. The accident happened just after midnight near the intersection of Highway 5 and Sweetwater Road. Langley was taken to Grady Memorial Hospital and he is reportedly in the ICU. Georgia State police said a blood test was taken for alcohol impairment, and the results are pending. Langley was charged with DUI and failure to maintain lane.

Bethlehem police officer charged with DUI waives hearing
Bethlehem police officer Richard Hoffman is charged with drunken driving after an Aug. 8 crash, police officials said. (August 14, 2013)
 Hoffman, 34, had a blood-alcohol content of 0.16 percent, twice the state's legal limit to drive, Aug. 8 when he plowed into cars at East Broad and High streets in the city, police said. He admitted he had been drinking, police said.

North Charleston, South Carolina: An off-duty police officer was charged with driving under the influence after an accident. ow.ly/oaPvq

Ottawa County, Michigan: A sheriff’s deputy has been suspended for 30 days for “inappropriate behavior.” He was placed on unpaid suspension after an internal investigation. ow.ly/oawOC