NJ cop found "psychologically unfit" for duty after trying to stop colleagues from beating innocen, page 2

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I was listening to Coast to Coast AM radio one night when a fellow was on there talking about his interaction with the neighborhood mob guys when he was younger. He related a tale of a young woman in the neighborhood who was beaten by her date when she would not put out. The local mob boss called for some of his younger employees to watch for this guy and bring him in when they could. The found him and brought him to the basement of this house where one of the mobbies kept a pet Lion. The boss asked the punk which hand he had hit the young woman with. The punk indicated it was his right hand. The boss told him to stick it into the Lion's cage. The punk did not do it at first, but was told if the mobbies had to do it for him, they would be putting BOTH of his hands in the Lion's cage. He lost his hand of course and the mobbies dropped him off at the local hospital emergency room where he kept his mouth shut about what happened.

Somebody should look after bad cops in this fashion.

reply to post by groingrinder

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Boy, you guys are big on the vigilante justice.

Like I said, I understand the appeal.

But it'd be even sweeter if they got sent to jail for a significant amount of time because the message it would send to other cops is "Follow the law", which is all most of us want from them.

reply to post by stanguilles7

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If only! Crooked cops punishing themselves? Not very likely, imo. The article says it all.

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As if these officers would ever see jail. If anything they will get a paid vacation...i mean paid leave. Thats what happens when your a disgusting excuse for a cop. You just get to sit at home and get paid for it.

reply to post by stanguilles7

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I have got to applaud the manner of your response, as I honestly was really taken aback by it. So many replies to posts like these are in the vein of "Oh well how could they do that?" and so on and so forth, but you have actually given information here that could be very beneficial and might just lead to those two jacka--es receiving some sort of discipline for their actions. Kudos to you sir.

Originally posted by fuzzy0087
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As if these officers would ever see jail. If anything they will get a paid vacation...i mean paid leave. Thats what happens when your a disgusting excuse for a cop. You just get to sit at home and get paid for it.

I will still say I prefer the rule of law over vigilante justice.

Even if i share in your cynicism.

Originally posted by Snoopy1978
reply to post by stanguilles7

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If only! Crooked cops punishing themselves? Not very likely, imo. The article says it all.

No, probably not likely.

But when citizens lay down and dont even TRY before saying there's no solution is when we really lose.

That is EXACTLY what these actions by police are meant to convey; that cops are above the law. Just accepting it is sad.

Originally posted by xXxinfidelxXx
reply to post by stanguilles7

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I have got to applaud the manner of your response, as I honestly was really taken aback by it. So many replies to posts like these are in the vein of "Oh well how could they do that?" and so on and so forth, but you have actually given information here that could be very beneficial and might just lead to those two jacka--es receiving some sort of discipline for their actions. Kudos to you sir.

Well, thanks for the kind words.

But it will take A LOT of people flooding those places with emails and phone calls to get the point across.

So get started!

reply to post by stanguilles7

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I think America needs to create new laws for punishing public officials who abuse or fail in their duties to serve or protect.

I would like to see public floggings as an alternative to lawsuits or jail time. It might make people think twice.

According to the newspaper there is more to it. The lawyer for the police dept. is reporting that there was another incident last year in which she is accused of failing to assist a fellow officer.

Not that I'm saying what she did wasn't honorable and she should be commended but there may be more to the story in regards to her impending termination. Just thought I'd report the additional information.

Raymond Wiss, who represented the borough in a disciplinary hearing, said Tasca’s termination is warranted based on two incidents in April 2011 — one at Holy Name Medical Center, in which she is accused of failing to assist a fellow officer who was attacked by a drunken woman, and another in which she allegedly tried to restrain one of two Ridgefield Park officers who responded to a call for assistance for an emotionally disturbed person at the home of a borough councilwoman.

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