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I do not think it is completely a forgone conclusion that he was lying. I think it's possible that it was separated from the other possessions (e.g. because it
by fwipsy 5mo ago
I do not think it is completely a forgone conclusion that he was lying. I think it's possible that it was separated from the other possessions (e.g. because it didn't fit in a bag, for example) and then forgotten in the patrol vehicle. However, this definitely should have been investigated thoroughly and the officer fired and blacklisted if it was attempted theft.
- cucumber3732842 5mo agoIf that's the case there should be documentation backing it up. Like messages to a group chat or something. Or there should be a rule making it not ok, which would explain why that sort of thing wasn't written down.
- fwipsy 5mo ago"hey guys, I found this MacBook, I'm taking it home?" Of course there's a rule against that. But it's probably SOP to remove valuables from the car before towing it. After that, it's possible (unlikely, perhaps, but possible) that the cop just forgot to take it from his car with the other possessions and drove home with it.