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WorkInProgress says

Bad Cop or Criminal?

There's a difference?

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NuttBoxer says

WorkInProgress says

Bad Cop or Criminal?

There's a difference?

According to someone who comments on this site, yes. In case you aren't aware of the ongoing battle between 2 of the active commenters on pat.net.

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WorkInProgress says

Bad Cop or Criminal?

Both. He didn't become a criminal after joining the force, he already was one.

How many Sherrif Joe and Clark's were fired to make way for him?

WorkInProgress says

In case you aren't aware of the ongoing battle between 2 of the active commenters on pat.net.

Who could you possible mean?

WorkInProgress says

Bad Cop or Criminal?

Cops who commit crimes are by definition criminals and by necessity bad cops.

Robbing a person is a felony. He committed multiple instances of multiple felonies. He's a cop and a career criminal. These things should be mutually exclusive but they are not unless the state prosecutes criminal cops with at least the same vigor as they prosecute other criminals.

Committing a crime while being a cop does not excuse the crime. In fact, it makes the crime exponentially worse because the criminal cop used the power of his position, the state's monopoly on legal violence, and the public's trust against the public and the victims.

Criminal cops endanger their victims, society at large, your family, and honest cops. They are the worst kind of criminals and as such should be punished the most severely.

In Mexico, this is how they settle the payment of fines, if you have enough cash on you at the time.

Blurtman says

In Mexico, this is how they settle the payment of fines, if you have enough cash on you at the time.

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neither.
he only did what any semi-competent one eyed finance manager at a car dealership would so. Separate a man from his wallet.

Blurtman says

In Mexico, this is how they settle the payment of fines, if you have enough cash on you at the time.

In Chicago, you used to be asked if you wanted to buy a pencil to support the police pension fund. Cash.

Maybe the still do that there.