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As 16 NYPD officers were arraigned at a Bronx courthouse yesterday to face charges related to the department's massive ticket-fixing probe, around 500 off-duty police officers, including paralyzed NYPD officer Steven McDonald, showed up to voice their support for "professional privilege."
Originally posted by thisguyrighthere
Of the 500 who were bold enough to come out and protest how many others are silently in agreement?
Originally posted by Resinveins
Hahahahahahha.
Is there a minimum intelligence requirement to become NYPD?
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Judge Dorsey ruled that Mr. Jordan was not denied equal protection because the city of New London applied the same standard to everyone: anyone who scored too high was rejected.
The behavior could be construed as violating department rules. Even when officers are off duty, the police patrol guide states, “Conduct which brings discredit to the department or conduct in violation of law is unacceptable and will result in appropriate disciplinary measures.”
“To begin ridiculing people in the welfare line across the street doesn’t endear you to the public eye,” said the official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity so as not to be heard directly criticizing members of the force.
Just like the mafia.
During the investigation, overseen by the Bronx district attorney’s office, prosecutors found fixing tickets to be so extensive that they considered charging the union under the state racketeering law as a criminal enterprise, the tactic employed against organized crime families. But they apparently concluded that the evidence did not support that approach.
On Thursday afternoon, the police union sent a text message to 400 delegates urging them to show up at the court.
Once they had gone and the tide of officers had dispersed, the street was littered with refuse.
On Thursday afternoon, the police union sent a text message to 400 delegates urging them to show up at the court.