Cop Arrested

[Bayoupiper]

This LEO worked for years at EBRSO and then LPSO prior to being employed by Walker. Walker has approximately 20 LEO and the top 4 have approximately 80 years combined experience.

Definitely a lack of something.





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[Just A Number]

For those of you making this into a star chamber type affair...if the system was as corrupt as you'd choose to believe this officer and others like him would never be in the newspaper for being arrested. Get some perspective 'fer crying out loud. The officer had a human outrage moment and he is being punished for it. So back to the poor kid...

Piper...not going to argue semantics as I agree with what you said but your use of NEVER was still incorrect...you know semantically speaking

 

[geoney]

Was he caught in the act?

Doesn't matter. I he was taken into custody, then the process still applies to him.

 

[Captain_Morgan]

The juvenile was a 7 year old with disabilities and there is more to the story than we see here.

I'm surprised that f*cker was taken alive.


A family member walked in on it. http://www.wwl.com/pages/16971512.php?contentType=4&contentId=13534204

The sheriff says that 19-year old Raymond Robison (above) "was engaging in sexual acts with a juvenile" when a family member of the victim walked in a witnessed the rape of the little boy.

 

[oleheat]

Doesn't matter. I he was taken into custody, then the process still applies to him.

Oh I understand, man. According to the rules in place, he was wrong.

Not being involved, it's very easy for me to treat this as two seperate- and very different- issues. He didn't have that luxury.


My "outside looking in" reaction- admittedly- was focused on what happened to the kid.

I don't envy what first responders have to deal with. Believe that.

 

[JR1572]

The sarcasm is lost on me. Don't mess with Charlie, regardless of his status as a LEO.

Oh, ok...

JR1572

 

[JR1572]

It goes a lot deeper than just hitting a handcuffed suspect. The officer made the decision that the suspect was guilty of the crime and decided he was going to administer some justice. Regardless of how much I might feel the suspect is the scum of the earth and regardless of how many people would like to mete out "justice" on the spot, my job would be to get that suspect into a courtroom INTACT for a fair trial.

I know a lot of people applaud (myself included, sometimes) the notion of justice being served on the spot, but that is counter to the core morals of law enforcement and to the principles this nation was founded on.

I think it is safe to say we've all had the thought of taking care of business when the system seemed to fail.

I'm sure someone may have been thinking the same thing while someone was in his yard about a week ago.

JR1572

 

[Bayoupiper]

For those of you making this into a star chamber type affair...if the system was as corrupt as you'd choose to believe this officer and others like him would never be in the newspaper for being arrested. Get some perspective 'fer crying out loud. The officer had a human outrage moment and he is being punished for it. So back to the poor kid...

Piper...not going to argue semantics as I agree with what you said but your use of NEVER was still incorrect...you know semantically speaking

That's why I'm a dinosaur and you see more and more of this happening.




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[doc ace]

I'm just convinced I haven't seen enough rights violated in this incident. Womp womp womp.

 

[Emperor]

I'm sure someone may have been thinking the same thing while someone was in his yard about a week ago.

JR1572

Thinking it out and acting it out are two different fish!

Peculiar how the story is already quieting down, though.

 

[oleheat]

I'm surprised that f*cker was taken alive.


A family member walked in on it. http://www.wwl.com/pages/16971512.php?contentType=4&contentId=13534204

This gets a little more disturbing with each report. I'm sure that aspect of this isn't over, yet....

 

[Bayoupiper]

What I am reading is that some of you don't have a problem with a cop violating someone's civil rights in certain situations.




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[Vermiform]

What I am reading is that some of you don't have a problem with a cop violating someone's civil rights in certain situations.

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I don't. I hope it doesn't cost this guy his career either.

 

[Coonie]

The law is the law, but damn, the knee-jerk reaction is "He should'a". The action was wrong...Maybe, but LE are human being with feelings, and even kids of their own. Just like we would all like to have had the father find this scumbag before doing the deed and blast a sucking hole in his chest, ("He went for my gun, I had to shoot." Aww, let's hold a memorial.) the point, I think, Bayoupiper is making is that LE are held to, and perform at a higher standard and should remove emotion from the equation while performing their duties.

But the flipside is that we're all still human.

 

[Leadfoot]

Like I've said in previous posts, if this were days of yore, the (accused) rapist in this case may have well not made it to the jail.. alive.

With everyone having a camera, including the police, rights violations by the police are fewer and far more in between now than they ever have been.

 

[Captain_Morgan]

What I am reading is that some of you don't have a problem with a cop violating someone's civil rights in certain situations.

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Should the cop be disciplined for his actions? Absolutely. He was wrong to do what he did. Do I feel bad for the rapist? Hellllll no.

I'm surprised the father didn't put down the animal when he found him (assuming it was the father that walked in on them).

 

[mcinfantry]

It was a 46 year old woman, 42 year old man, 13 year old boy and 9 year old boy.

I was able to handcuff the dad, bring him to the car but was kicked in the nuts twice by the 13yo, dropped my pr 24 fighting, 9 year old tried to hit me in my head with it the as the 13 year old tried to steal my car and the dad kicking the **** out of me. After I hit the 9 year old the mom came off the top rope and it was like conan the barbarian..... when backup showed up and almost ran me over in the street as I was on the ground trying I tie everyone up.

At that point I would have been glad if WE ALL GOT RUN OVER.



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[Leadfoot]

It was a 46 year old woman, 42 year old man, 13 year old boy and 9 year old boy.

I was able to handcuff the dad, bring him to the car but was kicked in the nuts twice by the 13yo, dropped my pr 24 fighting, 9 year old tried to hit me in my head with it the as the 13 year old tried to steal my car and the dad kicking the **** out of me. After I hit the 9 year old the mom came off the top rope and it was like conan the barbarian..... when backup showed up and almost ran me over in the street as I was on the ground trying I tie everyone up.

At that point I would have been glad if WE ALL GOT RUN OVER.

Sounds like this picture accurately describes the situation:

 

[Captain_Morgan]

It was a 46 year old woman, 42 year old man, 13 year old boy and 9 year old boy.

I was able to handcuff the dad, bring him to the car but was kicked in the nuts twice by the 13yo, dropped my pr 24 fighting, 9 year old tried to hit me in my head with it the as the 13 year old tried to steal my car and the dad kicking the **** out of me. After I hit the 9 year old the mom came off the top rope and it was like conan the barbarian..... when backup showed up and almost ran me over in the street as I was on the ground trying I tie everyone up.

At that point I would have been glad if WE ALL GOT RUN OVER.



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Damn dude.

 

[mcinfantry]

All that over the kid getting grounded.


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