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This was my thought as well. Lets hire someone who has been antagonizing the SPD (and arguably visa versa) for a long time, and make them work together! What c
by neoCrimeLabs 11y ago
This was my thought as well.
Lets hire someone who has been antagonizing the SPD (and arguably visa versa) for a long time, and make them work together! What cold possibly go wrong?
I'm actually not trying to be a smart-ass. There is a very public history of tension between Tim and the SPD. Two parties with such a history mixed with an organization that is already mired in politics created a situation that was all but guarenteed to fail from the start.
Shame though, I personally would have love to seen the fruits of a better relationship between these two parties.
- martin1975 11y agoSeems to me they gave him ample chance to play ball, after hiring him because of his dogged persistence - something most cops can relate to. Once he was in the door, it was on him to prove he can work within their framework. He failed and escorted himself out of there. Unless he accepts responsibility for his shortcomings -first-, blaming a powerful institution like a police department isn't going to do him any good.