Posted on Dec 2, 2016
Exclusive: What If the Convicted "Serial Rapist Cop" Is Innocent?
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Every Officers Nightmare.
Hence why I'm agreeing more and more with dash cam's and the new body cam's for officers.
Not cheap but look at both sides.
If the guy is guilty then it would of been caught earlier.
If the guy is innocent then it could be proved beyond a doubt.
What are your thoughts?
Hence why I'm agreeing more and more with dash cam's and the new body cam's for officers.
Not cheap but look at both sides.
If the guy is guilty then it would of been caught earlier.
If the guy is innocent then it could be proved beyond a doubt.
What are your thoughts?
Exclusive: What If the Convicted "Serial Rapist Cop" Is Innocent?
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While the article points out many discrepancy's with how the case was prosecuted and the "victims" were acquired I can not express a guilt or innocence decree. I Was not there I do not know all the facts from the case.
I would say Body cam's on every Officer and Dash cam's running all the time would end 100% of these issues. If I was an Officer I would buy my own if I had to and have it running at every stop to protect myself. People will turn on you faster than a rattlesnake can strike. Watch your 6 at all times.
I would say Body cam's on every Officer and Dash cam's running all the time would end 100% of these issues. If I was an Officer I would buy my own if I had to and have it running at every stop to protect myself. People will turn on you faster than a rattlesnake can strike. Watch your 6 at all times.
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Way too many victims who are completely unrelated to each other telling too consistent of stories. Are ALL of them lying? It's a preposterous. Dude is guilty and those who are defending him are delusional at best.
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I was not focusing so much on whether he is one way or the other, so much as to how do you protect yourself from false accusations.
Or even how do you catch the guilty quicker.
Law Enforcement is a tough gig.
Speak too loudly as Law Enforcement and everyone wets themselves and starts crying. Yet don't act forceful enough and the real hardened criminals kill you in a blink of an eye.
Then to boot the harden criminals afterwards start acting as the pant wetters and crying bunch blending right in.
That is why I'm leaning more and more for the Law Enforcement to have recording devices.
I was not focusing so much on whether he is one way or the other, so much as to how do you protect yourself from false accusations.
Or even how do you catch the guilty quicker.
Law Enforcement is a tough gig.
Speak too loudly as Law Enforcement and everyone wets themselves and starts crying. Yet don't act forceful enough and the real hardened criminals kill you in a blink of an eye.
Then to boot the harden criminals afterwards start acting as the pant wetters and crying bunch blending right in.
That is why I'm leaning more and more for the Law Enforcement to have recording devices.
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PO2 Robert Aitchison
Oh I'm definitely in agreement there, there should be body cameras on the police themselves and cameras in the cars that record both the outside and the inside of the cars.
Of course it appears not all police agree:
http://nymag.com/daily/intelligencer/2016/01/chicago-police-officers-tampered-with-dash-cams.html
Of course it appears not all police agree:
http://nymag.com/daily/intelligencer/2016/01/chicago-police-officers-tampered-with-dash-cams.html
Chicago Police Have Been Sabotaging Their Dash Cams
They hid microphones, removed batteries, and bent antennae.
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I hear ya,,,, but for me I would be pissed if a fellow officer did this and stupidly thought I would find it funny.
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They need to show more evidence, that proves beyond a doubt the officer is innocent.
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SSgt Joseph Marquis
Our judicial system does not ask that the accused prove beyond a doubt that they are innocent... the defense must only show doubt of guilt. it's the prosecutors responsibility to prove guilt beyond any doubt. By your comment it sounds like you feel a "guilty till proven innocent" system will be more effective.
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SGT David A. 'Cowboy' Groth
SSgt Joseph Marquis - no, the other way around. Innocent until proven guilty.
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SSgt Joseph Marquis
Oh ok, I see now.... I sort of over looked the comma... and it sounded the other way? When you said "they" I felt it was directed at the defense.
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