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Posted on 1/27/24 at 9:17 am to OweO
Chris, This is how your posts here present to us-
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frick him and 75% of the other state troopers. There was a guy who grew up where I did, he was a few years older, but he was the stereotypical douche. It was no surprise when he became a police, then he went on to do whatever is required to be a state police. He is the typical cocky a-hole whose mouth used to get him in trouble in HS (with other people.. Mouthing off then getting his arse whipped). The sad part is that seems to be a trait of some police, state police, which is sad because there seems to be a big gap between the shite heads and the good ones. And I hate when traffic is really slow and you see a state trooper hit his lights, ride past traffic on the side, then pull up ahead of a car close to where people are passing whatever is causing traffic to be slow, then turn off their lights. And this dude is a state trooper who ran from an accident. I remember when it happened and it was posted on here.frick him and 75% of the other state troopers.There was a guy who grew up where I did, he was a few years older, but he was the stereotypical douche. It was no surprise when he became a police, then he went on to do whatever is required to be a state police. He is the typical cocky a-hole whose mouth used to get him in trouble in HS (with other people.. Mouthing off then getting his arse whipped).The sad part is that seems to be a trait of some police, state police, which is sad because there seems to be a big gap between the shite heads and the good ones.And I hate when traffic is really slow and you see a state trooper hit his lights, ride past traffic on the side, then pull up ahead of a car close to where people are passing whatever is causing traffic to be slow, then turn off their lights.And this dude is a state trooper who ran from an accident. I remember when it happened and it was posted on here.frick him and 75% of the other state troopers.There was a guy who grew up where I did, he was a few years older, but he was the stereotypical douche. It was no surprise when he became a police, then he went on to do whatever is required to be a state police. He is the typical cocky a-hole whose mouth used to get him in trouble in HS (with other people.. Mouthing off then getting his arse whipped).The sad part is that seems to be a trait of some police, state police, which is sad because there seems to be a big gap between the shite heads and the good ones.And I hate when traffic is really slow and you see a state trooper hit his lights, ride past traffic on the side, then pull up ahead of a car close to where people are passing whatever is causing traffic to be slow, then turn off their lights.And this dude is a state trooper who ran from an accident. I remember when it happened and it was posted on here.frick him and 75% of the other state troopers.There was a guy who grew up where I did, he was a few years older, but he was the stereotypical douche. It was no surprise when he became a police, then he went on to do whatever is required to be a state police. He is the typical cocky a-hole whose mouth used to get him in trouble in HS (with other people.. Mouthing off then getting his arse whipped).The sad part is that seems to be a trait of some police, state police, which is sad because there seems to be a big gap between the shite heads and the good ones.And I hate when traffic is really slow and you see a state trooper hit his lights, ride past traffic on the side, then pull up ahead of a car close to where people are passing whatever is causing traffic to be slow, then turn off their lights.And this dude is a state trooper who ran from an accident. I remember when it happened and it was posted on here.
Posted on 1/27/24 at 9:51 am to OweO
Why do you make up these anecdotes to support whatever opinion you have on a subject?
Posted on 1/27/24 at 10:10 am to GeauxZone90
He's being reinstated and then retiring to recieve the retirement money. If he went back to work they'd make his life a living hell
Posted on 1/27/24 at 10:33 am to Jake88
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What happened to the charges against him?
He was never charged.
Posted on 1/27/24 at 10:35 am to Auburntiger
I can’t listen to this guy anymore after all his sky screaming about Trump
Posted on 1/27/24 at 12:09 pm to el Gaucho
Been knowing this guy since he was knee high to a turtles arse. The incident was him being in the wrong place at the wrong time and did something he shouldn’t have done. Those that are hating on him because he is a state trooper or because of him making money from something he loves, are just jealous. He comes from a great family and has great morals instilled in him. Any negative comments should just be kept to themselves.
Posted on 1/27/24 at 2:36 pm to shoelessjoe
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did something he shouldn’t have done.
Like fleeing the scene of an accident to try to help out his drunk buddy.
LEO's should be held to the same minimum standard everybody else is, obey the law.
This same LEO would be slapping the cuffs on you, or me, had we broken the law in the same way.
Can't have it both ways Doooood, so put that on a cracker.
Posted on 1/27/24 at 3:42 pm to Auburntiger
Gotta love having criminal cops on the payroll.
Posted on 1/27/24 at 3:45 pm to shoelessjoe
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The incident was him
Aiding and abetting, a direct dereliction of his sworn duty, but whatevs. He's just a good ole boy. Do as he say not as he do.
This post was edited on 1/27/24 at 3:47 pm
Posted on 1/27/24 at 3:54 pm to Auburntiger
Douche canoe
Posted on 1/27/24 at 5:35 pm to Auburntiger
Das money, dude.
Posted on 1/27/24 at 5:59 pm to shoelessjoe
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The incident was him being in the wrong place at the wrong time and did something he shouldn’t have done.
Prisons are filled with people that were in the wrong place at the wrong time and did something they shouldn't have done. She we let them all out?
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He comes from a great family and has great morals instilled in him.
Sometimes you forget how you were raised and stray from the moral path.
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Any negative comments should just be kept to themselves.
You came to the wrong place.
I get the idea of supporting someone you know. Loyalty is admirable even when misplaced. However, pretending tOT should treat him any differently than they do anyone else doesn't make a lot of sense.
Posted on 1/27/24 at 6:11 pm to Galactic Inquisitor
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Gotta love having criminal cops on the payroll.
Google Ronald Greene
Posted on 1/27/24 at 6:23 pm to Galactic Inquisitor
He wasn't the boat driver, he can be as shitfaced as he wants. He wasn't on duty, he can be as shitfaced as he wants. It was bad publicity for the LSP so they wrongfully canned him. Lawyers on both sides apparently agree.
Posted on 1/27/24 at 6:54 pm to deeprig9
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He wasn't the boat driver, he can be as shitfaced as he wants. He wasn't on duty, he can be as shitfaced as he wants. It was bad publicity for the LSP so they wrongfully canned him. Lawyers on both sides apparently agree.
Pretty much what it all boiled down to but for some reason people here think cops aren’t allowed to drink or have anything remotely questionable happen to/around them.
At the end out the day he was the passenger in the boat. The passenger. The passenger that was never even charged with anything.
Posted on 1/27/24 at 7:24 pm to deeprig9
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He wasn't the boat driver, he can be as shitfaced as he wants
Fair enough.
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He wasn't on duty, he can be as shitfaced as he wants
Fair enough.
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It was bad publicity for the LSP so they wrongfully canned him. Lawyers on both sides apparently agree.
The dude participated in fleeing the scene of an accident with injury. It wasn't just "bad publicity", it was a crime.
He very well could have stayed at the dock while his drunk buddy drove away, but he didn't. He helped load the boat up and haul arse.
This dude is getting treated with kid gloves because he is a cop. Plain and simple.
You, or I, would have to lawyer up and at best get a fine or some jail time, not a reward for your behavior in the form of back pay and your retirement benefits reinstated.
Nobody is holding this cop up to a higher standard than the general public is held to.
Posted on 1/27/24 at 7:30 pm to AndyCBR
Fleeing the scene of an accident with a serious injury is a felony.
Time was, it was a crime to fail to report a felony. As we've criminalized more and more ordinary behavior I think that's become unenforceable, but it is definitely still illegal to help someone commit a felony.
Time was, it was a crime to fail to report a felony. As we've criminalized more and more ordinary behavior I think that's become unenforceable, but it is definitely still illegal to help someone commit a felony.
Posted on 1/27/24 at 7:51 pm to AndyCBR
Out of curiosity, what crime would/should have been charged with?
Posted on 1/27/24 at 8:00 pm to brass2mouth
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Out of curiosity, what crime would/should have been charged with?
When your drunk buddy plows his boat into another boat and injures some people in the process, and you assist him in fleeing the scene, you are aiding and abetting.
This isn't that complicated and you, or I, would be in bracelets in the pokey.
I think his cooking videos are entertaining also, but this is the same old different rules for different people bullshite this state has been plagued with forever.
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