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Originally posted by Cybertron
reply to post by Xcathdra
So what there was a midget hiding in the backseat with a ak47?
Originally posted by Cybertron
reply to post by Xcathdra
And i understand you, when you say the cops may use exssessive force when needed i dont disagree, but when you stick up for a cop like this one,
it makes me wonder , is it gangsters running your country? This cop makes good cops look bad.....
Originally posted by Cybertron
reply to post by Xcathdra
And once again your ignorant............
The links you provide says one guy doesnt think he did wrong "BUT" the invistigation will continue....
Come on M U S T I S P E L L I T F O R Y O U
the case is not over why are you being ignorant and stubborn?
OGDEN, Utah (ABC 4 News) – A Utah Highway Patrol trooper is on paid leave resulting from an incident after a car chase in August.
Police say on August 28th 2010, Darla Jo Wright was driving her car erratically and evaded troopers after they attempted to pull her over.
UHP troopers were able to stop the chase by performing a “pit maneuver” that caused Wright’s silver 2000 Pontiac to lose control.
Utah Highway Patrol Spokesman Brian Hyer said UHP could not comment on this specific case but stated an investigation is ongoing, "“We do have the ability and responsibility to hold people accountable for their actions in any case where there may be issues that are serious and we take that responsibility very seriously.”
The Weber County Attorney’s office looked at the video along with other evidence. The county attorney told ABC 4 he did not see any actions from the trooper that warranted a Class A misdemeanor or felony for him to prosecute.
He (Weber County PA) is in the process of prosecuting Wright for her actions that led to the pursuit.
Originally posted by Xcathdra
Originally posted by Cybertron
reply to post by Xcathdra
And once again your ignorant............
The links you provide says one guy doesnt think he did wrong "BUT" the invistigation will continue....
Come on M U S T I S P E L L I T F O R Y O U
the case is not over why are you being ignorant and stubborn?
Update
UHP trooper punches woman after car chase
OGDEN, Utah (ABC 4 News) – A Utah Highway Patrol trooper is on paid leave resulting from an incident after a car chase in August.
Police say on August 28th 2010, Darla Jo Wright was driving her car erratically and evaded troopers after they attempted to pull her over.
UHP troopers were able to stop the chase by performing a “pit maneuver” that caused Wright’s silver 2000 Pontiac to lose control.
According the UHP, their is still an internal ivestigation ongoing.
Utah Highway Patrol Spokesman Brian Hyer said UHP could not comment on this specific case but stated an investigation is ongoing, "“We do have the ability and responsibility to hold people accountable for their actions in any case where there may be issues that are serious and we take that responsibility very seriously.”
The Prosecuting attorney for Weber County reviewed the dash cam footage as well as the Troopers actions and came to the conclusion:
The Weber County Attorney’s office looked at the video along with other evidence. The county attorney told ABC 4 he did not see any actions from the trooper that warranted a Class A misdemeanor or felony for him to prosecute.
As far as charges against the suspect.
He (Weber County PA) is in the process of prosecuting Wright for her actions that led to the pursuit.
Originally posted by Cybertron
Originally posted by Xcathdra
Originally posted by Cybertron
reply to post by Xcathdra
And once again your ignorant............
The links you provide says one guy doesnt think he did wrong "BUT" the invistigation will continue....
Come on M U S T I S P E L L I T F O R Y O U
the case is not over why are you being ignorant and stubborn?
Update
UHP trooper punches woman after car chase
OGDEN, Utah (ABC 4 News) – A Utah Highway Patrol trooper is on paid leave resulting from an incident after a car chase in August.
Police say on August 28th 2010, Darla Jo Wright was driving her car erratically and evaded troopers after they attempted to pull her over.
UHP troopers were able to stop the chase by performing a “pit maneuver” that caused Wright’s silver 2000 Pontiac to lose control.
According the UHP, their is still an internal ivestigation ongoing.
Utah Highway Patrol Spokesman Brian Hyer said UHP could not comment on this specific case but stated an investigation is ongoing, "“We do have the ability and responsibility to hold people accountable for their actions in any case where there may be issues that are serious and we take that responsibility very seriously.”
The Prosecuting attorney for Weber County reviewed the dash cam footage as well as the Troopers actions and came to the conclusion:
The Weber County Attorney’s office looked at the video along with other evidence. The county attorney told ABC 4 he did not see any actions from the trooper that warranted a Class A misdemeanor or felony for him to prosecute.
As far as charges against the suspect.
He (Weber County PA) is in the process of prosecuting Wright for her actions that led to the pursuit.
Originally posted by Xcathdra
reply to post by Cybertron
Ok.. I am done with the exchange.. You have no concept of how Law Enforcement in the US works. You dont care to learn how it works, Officers actually explained and answerd your questions, and you disregard them and call them names.
You have called me an idiot, and now you are saying I am ignorant when it comes to my job.
I really do not need to be lectured by a person who has no concept of how my job works. Tell ya what, I will stick to doing my job, which is law enforcement, and you can stick to doing your job, which is to apparently offer up insults and to play monday morning quarterback.
If you decide at some point you want to have a civil discussion, let me know and I will be more than happy to apply. Absent that, hav fun ranting in this thread by yourself.edit on 27-1-2011 by Xcathdra because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Hazz-14
It's quite obvious she was resisting!
Originally posted by Hazz-14
It's quite obvious she was resisting!
First off treated like stupid animals????? And what if she did pull over cops lie alot! they will all lie just to get that raise or promotion.
Originally posted by CitizenAlpha
As i dont agree with the actions of the Officers in this case, We all know what flashing lights & sirens mean right? PULL OVER DUHHH!!!, so if are not smart enough to do that you deserve to get what you get, Im sorry but stupid people should get treated like stupid animals.......