Biden's Press Conference!

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(09-03-2020, 12:16 AM)Sociopathicsteelerfan Wrote: Not legal, although it should certainly be that as well, but within policy. 



That would be the City Council for a city police department.  Unless things are done differently in MN.



Err, yes and no.  Higher ups can't be responsible for the every day actions of the rank and file.  What I mean by this is if, using me as an example, say I approve the time card of an officer who falsifies his information.  Unless I was in a position that I should have known the time card contained fraudulent information it is not a fault on my part when I approve it.  As to the previous complaints, that's another matter.  LEO's can accrue false complaints, especially when a certain group (i.e. gangs etc.) decides they're causing them too much trouble and organize mass complaints, so you do have to adequately investigate them before making any determination.  But then you run into the issue of how effective such investigations are.


This reminds me, I really have to watch that show.  Seeing William Zabka as a good guy for once (as opposed to Karate Kid, Just One of the Guys (a classic!), and Back to School) will be very interesting.  He was the villain of my childhood. 

I thought it was great (cobra kai, not improper police behavior). The wife and I binged the first two seasons and it's nice to have a show where there's no real good guy. It's all gray. But everyone stays true to character.