We called the Fairfax County police for help....the punks they sent threatened to arrest us. One cop tells my wife that if she keeps crying he'll arrest her and the other cop, La Forge or something, says to me "You call the police this what you get" I said that was wrong and he said "Go ahead, say more fuck'n thing prick" and I thought "Well if you insist".
Fond du Lac officer disciplined for 3 crashes in a year
FOND DU LAC — A Wisconsin
police officer involved in a high-speed crash in November had been disciplined
for two other crashes in the preceding year, according to documents obtained by
The Reporter Media.
Officer Melissa Sprangers ran
into another squad car while responding to a request for backup last fall. The
crash totaled both cars and sent Sprangers and another officer to the hospital.
Sprangers had been going up to
67 mph and was speeding at 62 mph when her vehicle hit the other squad, police
documents showed. She was not wearing a seatbelt.
Fond du Lac police suspended
her for 20 days. She had been suspended for one day for a March, 13, 2013,
crash in which investigators determined she was driving too fast. She also
received a written warning for a Nov. 15, 2012, accident in which she hit a
parked car.
Fond du Lac Police Chief Bill
Lamb admonished Sprangers for having three crashes in about a year and warned
her that additional ones would result in harsher punishment.
“Further violations of city
policies … will not be tolerated,” Lamb wrote in a Jan. 2 letter to Sprangers
obtained by the newspaper.
Assistant Police Chief Steve
Klein said the 20-day suspension showed how seriously the department considered
the issue.
“It was quite a lengthy
suspension for this officer which sends a strong message that we are bound by
the law to drive with due regard when operating an emergency vehicle,” he said.
“This officer has been put on notice that any future actions such as this are
unacceptable. We’ve already dealt with a warning and now two suspensions and we
expect there will not be any future violations.”
Spranger has been required to
undergo remedial driving training. All officers complete a one-day driving
course every two years.
Klein said officers have to be
prepared for scrutiny.
“The public expects the police
department to operate and respond to emergency situations in a safe manner,” he
said.
Detective refused to apologize
Tim Doherty
A Hattiesburg police detective
who resigned March 28 has filed a notice of appeal after the Civil Service
Commission declined jurisdiction in acting on his request that a suspension and
reprimand be removed from his personnel file.
Attorney David Frazier, who
represents former Hattiesburg Police Department Detective Juston Frazier, filed
the notice Friday in Forrest County Circuit Court against the City of
Hattiesburg.
In an email of notification
sent Saturday to City Attorney Charles Lawrence and Linda Montgomery, clerk of
the Civil Service Commission, David Frazier “most humbly and respectfully
requests” on behalf of his client “and at this time moves that each member of
the Hattiesburg Civil Service Commission recuse themselves from hearing any
issues, from making any decisions, or from taking any actions on the merits in
this matter and that a new appeal panel be appointed, as provided by law, to
conduct a full investigation of the facts and circumstances which led to the
constructive termination of employment of Juston S. Frazier from the
Hattiesburg Police Department.”
The email also requests that
after “a full investigation has taken place with independent interview of all
necessary witnesses who are aware of the facts and circumstances of the matters
herein, that Juston S. Frazier be afforded his rights to a full, due process
hearing.”
In 2013, Juston Frazier was
suspended without pay and reprimanded after refusing to deliver an apology
ordered by Hattiesburg Police Chief Frazier Bolton to Mayor Johnny DuPree.
Statement from the Village of Park Forest On Police Officer Charged In Man’s Death
Park Forest, IL-(ENEWSPF)- Park
Forest officials released the following statement regarding the charges
announced against Park Forest Police Officer Craig Taylor: The Village of Park
Forest today issued the following statement regarding charges filed against a
Park Forest police officer in a man’s death last July:
Earlier today Park Forest
Police Officer Craig Taylor was charged with Reckless Conduct in connection
with the death of Mr. John Wrana. Officer Taylor surrendered and was released
on his own recognizance.
Officer Taylor has been an
outstanding police officer in our community since 2004 and has our full
support.
We believe that the facts of
this case do not justify any criminal charges being filed against Officer
Taylor. The Village anticipates no further comment on this matter until all of
the evidence is presented at trial.
Concord Cop Charged With Stealing Rx Drugs From Seniors
Susan C. Schena
A Concord police officer will
be arraigned this afternoon for allegedly stealing prescription drugs from
seniors, the Contra Costa County District Attorney's Office said today.
Prosecutors charged Concord police
K-9 Officer Matthew Switzer on Thursday with two counts of first-degree
burglary, one count of second-degree burglary, one count of fraudulently
obtaining prescription drugs and one count of elder abuse, according to the
district attorney's office.
His arraignment in Contra Costa
County Superior Court in Martinez is scheduled for 1:30 p.m. Switzer, a Clayton
resident, turned himself in this morning and is being held in the county jail
in Martinez in lieu of $240,000 bail, according to Deputy District Attorney
Barry Grove.
Prosecutors said the officer
allegedly used his status as a police officer to enter the homes of several
residents in an unnamed senior apartment complex in downtown Concord. Once
inside, he pocketed undisclosed amounts of Norco, a powerful prescription pain
drug, according to Grove.
Cop offers fellow officers $200 steak dinner to pull over ex-wife
GREENFIELD, Ind. - An officer
with the Greenfield Police Department was arrested on multiple charges Friday.
Terry Austin faces felony
charges of bribery and official misconduct after he was accused of offering
fellow officers a $200 steak dinner to "nail" his ex-wife, the
Hancock County Prosecutor said.
Austin received information
that his ex-wife, Koleki Wright Austin, had a suspended driver’s license and he
offered at least three officers with the McCordsville and Fortville police
departments a gift card for a $200 steak dinner to pull his ex-wife over for
the violation, court documents said.
McCordsville Officer Nathan
Garner told authorities he received text messages from Austin on Feb. 18.
Garner said Austin provided him with his ex-wife’s vehicle description and the
approximate time she would be leaving for work. Austin said he would pay for a
$200 steak dinner for pulling his ex-wife over and towing her car, officials
said.
A second McCordsville officer,
Officer Shawn Brady, told officials that Austin sent him a Facebook message
"sometime either January or February 2014" asking him to keep an eye
out for his ex-wife. Brady said Austin sent him his ex-wife’s vehicle
information and also offered to buy him a large steak dinner if he would stop
her.
Austin also sent similar text
messages to Fortville Officer Matt Fox on Feb 18, officials said. Fox told
investigators he has been friends with Austin for 10 years and he didn’t take
the offer seriously.
"200.00 Ruth Chris !!!!!
First one to nail her !!!!" records showed Austin said to Fox in a text
message.
When confronted on March 24,
Austin told authorities he was just doing his job by providing the information
to the McCordsville officers that work in the area where his ex-wife lived,
documents said. He said he did not see anything wrong with providing the
information and offering a steak dinner to the officer that pulled the vehicle
over and towed it.
Officials said Austin did a
computer check on his ex-wife’s license plate and driving record 25 times
between Jan. 1 and March 31.
An arrest warrant was issued
for Austin on Tuesday and he later surrendered to the Hancock County Jail on
Friday. Austin, who has been with the department for 18 years, was placed on
administrative leave pending the results of an internal investigation
Yonkers Cop Arrested For Drug Possession
by Suzanne Samin
YONKERS, N.Y. -- An off-duty
Yonkers police officer, Scott R. Stefanik, was arrested for criminal possession
of a controlled substance late Thursday, Yonkers Police said.
At approximately 9 p.m.,
members of the Yonkers Police Department Narcotics Unit were conducting an
investigation into narcotics sales at a location in the area of Locust Hill
Avenue, police said.
During the investigation,
Stefanik was identified as a suspect. Members of the Yonkers Police Department
Internal Affairs Division were notified and they subsequently placed him under
arrest for Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance in the seventh degree,
a misdemeanor, according to officials.
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