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and the police who arranged the sting, mishandled the situation, resulting in her kidnapping and eventual murder? I will hazard a guess, not guilty on all char
by user_0001 12y ago
and the police who arranged the sting, mishandled the situation, resulting in her kidnapping and eventual murder?
I will hazard a guess, not guilty on all charges. She was a druggy after all and got everything she deserved.
That is some serious messed up state of affairs that allowed this to happen.
- dreamweapon 12y agoPer the WP article: The officers involved in the operation were suspended with pay, and the family filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the city. Message to the officers, and to their brethren colleagues in the profession being, in so many words: "Aw shucks, it was just a little misunderstanding. After all, she didn't follow instructions, did she? Don't beat yourselves up over it."
- classicsnoot 12y agoCan you please define 'druggy', in this context and in general? Also, would you be comfortable listing all of your medications and past experiences so i can fit you into a generalized subgroup and decide what you deserve? k thanks
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- DanBC 12y agouser_00001 doesn't really mean it. They forgot to add the /sarcasm tag.
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- dreamweapon 12y agoShe was a druggy after all and got everything she deserved. The user above may have meant it as sarcasm, but the funny part is, this is in fact pretty much what the cops were saying about her in the weeks after her murder.
- classicsnoot 12y agoWhich is extremely disconcerting but not at all unexpected. They have to believe their own rhetoric; otherwise the few cops with conscience + intellect would quit. I just hate that a person's life can be boiled down to a sentence or two based on a few activities they were purportedly involved. The feel is bad.
- sitkack 12y agoCops need to get jail time.