Cop Caught With Hard Drives Full of Child Porn, Won’t Be Charged Because of a Typo

originally posted by: Sublimecraft
a reply to: jude11

How ironic that the pigs conspired together and said with lying lips to all living things "All animals are created equal"
but the pigs knew that some are more equal than others......


It seems that no statutory authority is denying that a law enforcement officer had illegal child porn on his computer, yet he still gets off scott-free because some bozo can't type?

I truly must be witnessing our destruction as a civilization, the planet-wide silence on this planet-wide phenomena is mind-boggling.

What is it with pricks in power and kiddie-fiddling?

Seriously.

A great question.

How is it that millions, billions? of people can't group together to Deliver justice as it needs to be? We all know the problems with the justice system, the pervs, the politicians, the LEO's etc and yet seem to just turn away from it?

Peace

ugh...that kiddie porn animal should have his private parts removed and so should the other officials involved in letting him go free

a reply to: jude11

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Here Jude. I found this on the side of the article that you linked..
Lends credence to that claim.

This guy was 46 and a former part time policeman according to his job listings..
He was a storage facility business owner. Festival president....
From western Wisconsin.


Also.. can't help but get the feeling that the officer in your OP.
Could have obtained the material from the DA or Judge from evidence storage... being shared as a CP ring among them all..
So this could be a way to get it out of courts before EVERYONE is Found out..
Or maybe not.



Only difference... this guy is going to jail..
However he was in a position of authority and must have thought he'd get away with it.

a reply to: jude11

Oh ya, this paid leave shenanigans is some bs for sure.

Pretty sure those charges carry some pretty hefty bail fees too.

originally posted by: Bigburgh
a reply to: jude11

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Here Jude. I found this on the side of the article that you linked..
Lends credence to that claim.

This guy was 46 and a former part time policeman according to his job listings..
He was a storage facility business owner. Festival president....
From western Wisconsin.

Also.. can't help but get the feeling that the officer in your OP.
Could have obtained the material from the DA or Judge from evidence storage... being shared as a CP ring among them all..
So this could a way to get it out of courts before EVERYONE is Found out..
Or maybe not.

GooD finD.

Nothing about our justice system surprises me anymore and just that fact makes me all the more angrier. That I have come to expect it.

Peace

a reply to: jude11
Our "overlords" have a saying, Jude.

"We do what we want. You do what you can." And they certainly seem to be living by it.

originally posted by: whyamIhere
No Cop will work with perv boy.

Give Cops a little credit.

Did you bother to read the article? Sex crimes involving Law enforcement is rampant.

I'm sure he will find kindred spirits among his brothers in blue.

I tried talking to my gf about this and she told me to shut it basically. No one wants to talk about this kinda stuff and it's really starting to piss me off!

good lord, and people wonder why I'm such a momma bear when out and about.

The only good thing to come out of this, is that he is named and shamed. Personally I hope a couple of nutters get hold of him.

a reply to: jude11

Deliberate typo perhaps?

a reply to: Boomy327

"no news is good news" seems to keep them happy. my family, save for hubby, is the same. We can talk football, technology, maaaaybe a quick economic comment before returning to the latest netflix additions.

But I tried living like that and SOMEHOW bad things kept happening. Alls that changed is I felt like a horrible person looking away constantly---ignoring injustice condones it, acknowledgement of injustice s a compassionate act.

I find it sad that even when presented with a problem such as this everyone fails to use the power of deduction too find the truth. You people are the fuel they use to control the world. I urge you all to use some critical thinking skills or remain controlled. If you all are gonna stick to the first planned kneejerk reaction everytime then you are just asking to remain in mental bondage.

I'm sorry but if the warrant was not proper its no good..it really sucks and one may wonder if the warrant was not properly done on purpose..this is how cases get thrown out. To enter someones home is a serious thing and it's important that it's done right. The guy is a POS and he is outed now but on legal terms this type of decision is there to protect anyone. I would like to see a stat on cases dismissed due to improper warrants.. I think you will find it's not uncommon.

a reply to: vonclod

that is only true when they want it to be true.

The term reasonable suspicion covers anything now days.

The rules changed...

You do not know if the guy is a pos.

You only know how it makes you feel when you think about such actions.

Like i said in my post it is a kneejerk reaction.

Let's be honest if he is guilty of this then he can be deemed a pos but there is no judgment of the law found in the story. Only impressions used to get an emotional response.

If we look at it from all angles then other possibilities become way more possible that him having put all this stuff on his computer.

It is very clear it is being used as a means of control.

If he keeps his mouth shut about something else then he walks but if he does not tthen he goes to prison.

What would you do in that situation?

a reply to: jude11

Jude, you are just being ridiculous. When a cop does it it's not illegal. Haven't you learned that yet?

originally posted by: WCmutant
a reply to: jude11

Jude, you are just being ridiculous. When a cop does it it's not illegal. Haven't you learned that yet?

Yeah- I'd like to see statistics on how many ATS members would get away with huge child porn collections based on a typo.

Pretty sure it doesn't matter how they find out you're breaking the law- if you're not on their team, you're going to get it.

This is one of the few instances in which I fully support the law- Shame it doesn't apply to the police.

originally posted by: jude11

originally posted by: IAMTAT
I can't believe it was an intentional error in processing. Cops are parents...and everyone hates pedophiles.
The guy's job is history...and I wouldn't be surprised if, very soon, he ends up being found in a ditch, beaten to a bloody pulp.

When it comes to cops I believe nothing of what they say as truth anymore.

Peace

quoted for truth.

The State treats everyone like a terrorist frisking them at airports spying on internet and phone calls etc because of a few folk years ago .

Well treat them the same see how they like it they ALL seem to be guilty

Investigate the judge. This is bigger than one perv, imo. a reply to: jude11