2 die after shooting outside Jefferson bar

[Magister_Militus]

Shanna wrote:

The off duty police office is a victim in this situation. It is not anyones place to judge her based on the fact she was at a bar, while she was off duty!

Maybe this is one of those, "the lord works in mysterious ways" things where the shooter was sent by god to keep that couple from driving home after drinking in a bar?

[Magister_Militus]

two sides wrote:

<quoted text>yes that does sum it up. The police officer sounds like she put in her hours at work but really wasn't concerned about her behavior or lifestyle outside of her job.

Evidently, modern police departments don't waste time on training officers of the canons of police ethics anymore, now that the "no wrong answer" generation is now being recruited.

http://www.lib.jjay.cuny.edu/cje/html/codes/c...

Article 6: Private Conduct

The law enforcement officer shall be mindful of his special identification by the public as an upholder of the law. Laxity of conduct or manner in private life, expressing either disrespect for the law or seeking to gain special privilege, cannot but reflect upon the police officer and the police service. The community and the service require that the law enforcement officer lead the life of a decent and honorable person. Following the career of a police officer gives no person special perequisites. It does give the satisfaction and pride of following and furthering an unbroken tradition of safeguarding the American republic. The officer who reflects upon this tradition will not degrade it. Rather, he will so conduct his private life that the public will regard him as an example of stability, fidelity, and morality.

Article 7: Conduct Toward the Public

The law enforcement officer, mindful of his responsibility to the whole community, shall deal with individuals of the community in a manner calculated to instill respect for its laws and its police service. The law enforcement officer shall conduct his official life in a manner such as will inspire confidence and trust. Thus, he will be neither overbearing nor subservient, as no individual citizen has an obligation to stand in awe of him nor a right to command him. The officer will give service where he can, and will require compliance with the law. He will do neither from personal preference or prejudice but rather as a duly appointed officer of the law discharging his sworn obligation.

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Magister_Militus wrote:

<quoted text>Evidently, modern police departments don't waste time on training officers of the canons of police ethics anymore, now that the "no wrong answer" generation is now being recruited.
http://www.lib.jjay.cuny.edu/cje/html/codes/c...
Article 6: Private Conduct
The law enforcement officer shall be mindful of his special identification by the public as an upholder of the law. Laxity of conduct or manner in private life, expressing either disrespect for the law or seeking to gain special privilege, cannot but reflect upon the police officer and the police service. The community and the service require that the law enforcement officer lead the life of a decent and honorable person. Following the career of a police officer gives no person special perequisites. It does give the satisfaction and pride of following and furthering an unbroken tradition of safeguarding the American republic. The officer who reflects upon this tradition will not degrade it. Rather, he will so conduct his private life that the public will regard him as an example of stability, fidelity, and morality.
Article 7: Conduct Toward the Public
The law enforcement officer, mindful of his responsibility to the whole community, shall deal with individuals of the community in a manner calculated to instill respect for its laws and its police service. The law enforcement officer shall conduct his official life in a manner such as will inspire confidence and trust. Thus, he will be neither overbearing nor subservient, as no individual citizen has an obligation to stand in awe of him nor a right to command him. The officer will give service where he can, and will require compliance with the law. He will do neither from personal preference or prejudice but rather as a duly appointed officer of the law discharging his sworn obligation.

This tells us nothing but that your a douche bag!

[Magister_Militus]

really wrote:

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This tells us nothing but that your a douche bag!

Awwwwwwwww, you a cute little crybaby, yes you is, yes you is! Hahahahahaha.