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Following tawdry rumors over a sexual misconduct allegation against a popular career police officer, Brett Rider, 46, several Town of Tonawanda residents are pushing the Town Board to change its policies to allow officers to receive ‘sexual gratuities’ while on duty.
The policy would not allow officers to request sexual gratuities under any circumstance, but in the event that such a non-monetary gratuity is offered, the officer would not be punished for accepting it, so long as the encounter is less than 15 minutes and the officer declines to take his next scheduled 15 minute break.
The Town of Tonawanda is planning to discuss the possible termination of Rider, a veteran public safety dispatcher, after an internal investigation found he committed misconduct on the job. A resolution that has been prepared to terminate him will be on the agenda for Monday’s Town Board meeting.
In this political environment, with all the horrible things being said about our police officers in the national media, this policy would be a real morale booster,” says Karen, a Tonawanda resident and supporter of the policy change who asked that her last name not be published. She is leading a woman’s group that is lobbying for the new policy, and she is encouraging other supporters of the new policy to join her at Monday’s Town Board Meeting.
it’s widely rumored that Rider is accused of having sexual intercourse with a married woman, age 56, while on duty. The Chronicle is unable to confirm the veracity of rumors that Rider was propositioned by the woman and that several days later her husband learned of the encounter and was displeased.
“The Town Board took this violation of town policy very seriously,” said Tonawanda Supervisor Joseph Emminger, adding he couldn’t say anything more about a personnel matter.
this policy would be a real morale booster,” says Karen, a Tonawanda resident and supporter of the policy
So all over America people are screaming
originally posted by: DrumsRfun
a reply to: dug88
So all over America people are screaming
Don't speak for all Americans...not everybody is screaming and not everyone is angry.
I really dare people to have as much balls as they pretend to have online.
You should really up your game.
originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: dug88
These officers will have a powerful advocate in their corner, if Joe Biden wins.
kfax.com...
It's conservative-leaning and is listed as "Fake News".
originally posted by: dug88
So all over America people are screaming about defunding the police, burning the country down over it etc.
Whelp.....
Meanwhile....
buffalochronicle.com...
Following tawdry rumors over a sexual misconduct allegation against a popular career police officer, Brett Rider, 46, several Town of Tonawanda residents are pushing the Town Board to change its policies to allow officers to receive ‘sexual gratuities’ while on duty.
The policy would not allow officers to request sexual gratuities under any circumstance, but in the event that such a non-monetary gratuity is offered, the officer would not be punished for accepting it, so long as the encounter is less than 15 minutes and the officer declines to take his next scheduled 15 minute break.
The Town of Tonawanda is planning to discuss the possible termination of Rider, a veteran public safety dispatcher, after an internal investigation found he committed misconduct on the job. A resolution that has been prepared to terminate him will be on the agenda for Monday’s Town Board meeting.
In this political environment, with all the horrible things being said about our police officers in the national media, this policy would be a real morale booster,” says Karen, a Tonawanda resident and supporter of the policy change who asked that her last name not be published. She is leading a woman’s group that is lobbying for the new policy, and she is encouraging other supporters of the new policy to join her at Monday’s Town Board Meeting.
it’s widely rumored that Rider is accused of having sexual intercourse with a married woman, age 56, while on duty. The Chronicle is unable to confirm the veracity of rumors that Rider was propositioned by the woman and that several days later her husband learned of the encounter and was displeased.
“The Town Board took this violation of town policy very seriously,” said Tonawanda Supervisor Joseph Emminger, adding he couldn’t say anything more about a personnel matter.
Some of the town cops for reference.
If I get this straight, a cop was caught having sex with a married woman and punished for it, in response, the town is pushing for a law that allows cops to ask for and receive sexual favours, as long as they take no longer than their assigned break time.
Ummmm....that I guess..
I dunno, i'm kind of at a loss for words here.
ETA: Actually just noticed...
this policy would be a real morale booster,” says Karen, a Tonawanda resident and supporter of the policy
Of course it would be someone named Karen...
EDIT AGAIN: Hmmm upon further examination.of this site...I think it's a parody news site...could mods maybe move this to the joke forum or something?