PSA: Don't clench your buttocks when near cops

[HamburgerBoy]

Him winning a large settlement is no surprise. Where's the part where the cops lost their jobs and convicted of assault?

Oh wait:

http://watchdog.org/149224/cavity-search-case/

Cops are scum and people should root for their deaths the same as they do a common rapist or murderer.

 

[Pipeline 1010]

Wow that's surprising. Figured he'd get like 50k or something at most. Typically cops pretty much get away with anything, even murder.

Oh, the cops got away with it. Did you think the cops themselves actually pay out any of the settlement? HAHAHAHAHA!!!! YOU pay it, taxpayer. The cops don't pay anything. They didn't get jail time. They didn't get parole. They didn't get convicted of anything. They weren't charged with any crime. They weren't even FIRED.

Wrap your mind around this: Their coworkers/bosses were all like "well, I know your expired warrant was rejected by a doctor on ethical grounds, so you went to a county that the expired warrant isn't even valid in so that you could find a doctor who would do unethical things...and I know that you had a guy anally raped with a finger a few times and x-rayed him a few times and gave him enemas and stuff (all against his will). Although every single time produced negative anal-drug results, you just kept going and going and going. And I know every single thing you did is all super evil and wrong, but what the hell. Keep your jobs! We want you on the force as honored, trusted, and noble cops."

What consequence happened to these cops to prevent them from ever doing something so heinous again? What will ever deter these guys from doing evil that isn't as heinous as this? Expect more evil from these particular cops in the near future. Expect them to get away with it.

 

[Ichinisan]

Perhaps the one that was fired was the only one truly responsible for all that...?

 

[Ichinisan]

Him winning a large settlement is no surprise. Where's the part where the cops lost their jobs and convicted of assault?

Oh wait:

http://watchdog.org/149224/cavity-search-case/

Maybe their level of involvement was just that they showed up when the bad cop called for assistance...?

Cops are scum and people should root for their deaths the same as they do a common rapist or murderer.

🙄

 

[John Connor]

Yeah but for once it was revived with good reason IMO. :thumbsup:

I thought i already heard about the settlement a while ago.

Edit- New I did. Article says:
Updated 9:11 PM ET, Thu January 16, 2014

 

[lxskllr]

i just remembered this happened and looked up the verdict - turns out the guy got 1.6$ million for his day of humiliation:

http://www.cnn.com/2014/01/16/justice/new-mexico-search-settlement/

i would totally undergo such humiliation for that much money

Keep the $1.6m. I'd handle it in ways unfit to specify on a public forum.

 

[brianmanahan]

Keep the $1.6m. I'd handle it in ways unfit to specify on a public forum.

more unfit than the usual recommendation of H&B?

 

[destrekor]

Him winning a large settlement is no surprise. Where's the part where the cops lost their jobs and convicted of assault?

Oh wait:

http://watchdog.org/149224/cavity-search-case/

Cops are scum and people should root for their deaths the same as they do a common rapist or murderer.

:hmm:

I wonder if there is any truth to the claims that the guy had a history of trafficking drugs?

It doesn't detract from the wrongful events, but it makes the story more interesting, more certainly.

Perhaps the one that was fired was the only one truly responsible for all that...?

Very good point. There can be a ton of cops on a scene but it only takes one chief to push the indians into action. One might argue it is the moral responsibility of the other folks to know when to call a spade a spade and step back, and that is exactly what the military says about unlawful orders and gives the subordinates a right to object without later punishment (though that says nothing about protection from immediate punishment by the one giving the supposedly unlawful order).
But it is still a very gray area, but it may be correct to only punish those chiefly responsible.

 

[brianmanahan]

Him winning a large settlement is no surprise. Where's the part where the cops lost their jobs and convicted of assault?

Oh wait:

http://watchdog.org/149224/cavity-search-case/

Cops are scum and people should root for their deaths the same as they do a common rapist or murderer.

 

[Ruptga]

more unfit than the usual recommendation of H&B?

Personally I don't find hugs and bunnies to be objectionable at all.

 

[GagHalfrunt]

more unfit than the usual recommendation of H&B?

If you think hookers and blow are "unfit" you don't really belong here.

 

[brianmanahan]

If you think hookers and blow are "unfit" you don't really belong here.

hey, i'm only 12 at heart

 

[brianmanahan]

Personally I don't find hugs and bunnies to be objectionable at all.

depends on the type of bunnies you are talking about

and the type of hugs

 

[GagHalfrunt]

hey, i'm only 12 at heart

Oh, then you do belong here.

 

[Darwin333]

i just remembered this happened and looked up the verdict - turns out the guy got 1.6$ million for his day of humiliation:

http://www.cnn.com/2014/01/16/justice/new-mexico-search-settlement/

i would totally undergo such humiliation for that much money

I'd be willing to bet that he has since gotten even more money from the hospital.

 

[HamburgerBoy]

Maybe their level of involvement was just that they showed up when the bad cop called for assistance...?

🙄

Was it a single cop that arrested him, drove him to multiple hospitals, had him repeatedly anally violated, etc? If so, why hasn't that single bad cop been charged?

Answer: no such thing as a good cop that defends bad cops. All cops facilitating this rape should be held as accountable as the getaway driver in an armed robbery, or the friend that hides his criminal buddy in the guest room.