Cop tied naked children to desk and beat them with various sex toys while filming it

reply to post by Vitchilo


That is indeed some very sick stuff. Every time I think I have seen the dregs of humanity something like this crops up.

But I think the title is misleading, and intended to put bad press on LEO. Did anyone read this:

The victims names were redacted from arresting documents, it's not clear how or why Pagoria had access to them. However, officials said it was not through her employment with the Sheriff's Office.

Being a cop was merely incidental. She could as easily been a teacher or meter reader.

Originally posted by e4r7h
Wow. People just seem to get weirder and weirder every day. I can't even imagine how she even found the time to do that.. Unless they where her kids or something, which I hope not.

I think you'll find there have always been folks like that. The diffference is the internet shrinks the world so the number sickos just seems greater.

Wow, you really wonder why people do this crap. Keep watching those 'new movies' and keep surfing those 'adult websites' and maybe the world will end by humans by torturing everyone to death, and raping everyone till they suicide it.

Its no wonder our Creator Yahuwah is gonna burn this wicked planet down soon, I wonder how much longer He is gonna stand watching this garbage.....Repent the end is Near!

And I dont know the time, its soon, within your lifetime, be ready always.

I didn't see any mention of this - the article was poorly written. It appears though to me this DID NOT happen at the police station, this happened at HER HOME with HER CHILDREN.

Now in parts of the United States a police officer can come in to your home without a warrant and can handcuff and use tazers on your children. This woman was a police officer so the handcuffing does not seem to exceed the recognized acceptable behavior of police officers. If they can do it to other people's children then I see no problem with her doing it to her own.

Now, also, in most of the United States you don't even have to be a police officer to force people to disrobe and sexually assault them - it happens all the time by TSA agents. We as a society don't seem to have a problem with this so its a little hypocritical to call it wrong in this case.

Then she uploads the videos of her sexually assaulting her children to the Internet and suddenly the nation of 420 million porn pages and 68 million pornographic search requests per day has a problem with this? You reap what you sow.

God and morality was removed from the nation and replaced with humanist relativism and we wonder why people seem to be doing more and more sickening acts? Really, how about our president and his administration ordering a pastor to not use God in his 'private' invocation on Memorial Day in a 'public' cemetery? Are we that freaked out by God and the consequence of morality?

I'm sorry, but everyone is acting like this is shocking and its not - these stories are far too prevalent to be shocking and we accept most of the behavior in its individual parts. Maybe not us on ATS but the vast majority of the sheeple.

reply to post by ararisq


NO - dont misrepresent what the article says.

They are NOT her children.

[Size=3]The victims names were redacted from arresting documents, it's not clear how or why Pagoria had access to them. www.orlandosentinel.com...

It's very bothersome to me that this woman did this to children. Her obvious interest in BDSM puts those that are in the community in a very bad light. Not everyone that is into that subculture is as twisted as this woman. I also am curious if there will be a backlash toward those in the BDSM community as there is a very large and well known semi-private dungeon in the Orlando area.

It's not just police. It's the entire world that's F-ed in the head.

This disgusting piece of garbage needs to be put
in prison for life along with any others that do the
same type of digusting things. Why do they choose
innocent children - not enough willing adults around
or what? I just don't get people today - one of the
reasons I have become mostly a hermit. I go to
the store and see people argue, slap their kids
in public and its just bothers me to no end - if they
do that in public to think they must be doing even
worse things in private and sadly they are.

reply to post by silent thunder


After reading the story you posted ! I think it become mandatory extermination from the force for cops who abuse their authority. They shall also be punishable under the same LAWS that citizens are punishable for murder.

NOONE IS ABOVE THE LAW.

Damn Power abusing cops!

Murderers IMO!

Whats been going on with all of the cops lately. There seems to have been an influx of bad cop behavior video and news reports lately. This one makes me particularly angry.

Originally posted by silent thunder
What is it with today and bad-cop stories? In addition to the ones already floating around on the board today, I just now came across this charming tale:

Eighth Grader Executed for Scaring a Cop

edit on 5/27/11 by silent thunder because: (no reason given)

I am leaning towards illegal use of anabolic steroids. We se a number of different cop shows on several of our TV channels in Denmark. It has always struck me that so many of the cops are huge of build. Very consistent with pumping iron and the drug abuse often associated with it.

"Research shows that abuse of anabolic steroids may lead to aggression and other adverse effects. For example, although many users report feeling good about themselves while on anabolic steroids, extreme mood swings can also occur, including manic-like symptoms that could lead to violence. Researchers have also observed that users may suffer from paranoid jealousy, extreme irritability, delusions, and impaired judgment stemming from feelings of invincibility."

But I may be wrong.

Originally posted by OldCorp
IMO molesting a child (and I'll qualify that by saying a child under 12) SHOULD carry the death penalty.

The problem with that is this: Most molesters were child victims themselves, just repeating the cycle of abuse.

While what the abuser did is undoubtedly horrific, I find it difficult to kill them since they were originally a victim themselves.

My point is, you need to take into consideration the "context" of the crime.

For example, if you kill a person should you get the death penalty? Yes?

What if you kill a person who abused your child, should you get death penalty? Well, of course not.

You see, you have to take the context of the "internal motivators" of the criminal into consideration.

Originally posted by Seektruthalways1
***snip***
Repent the end is Near!

And I dont know the time, its soon, within your lifetime, be ready always.

I fully expect my death to be within my lifetime.

reply to post by TrueAmerican


What is the rest of the world to do with you America? Your police think the answer to every situation is to pick up their weapons and your citizens think the answer to every situation is to pick up their weapons. In fact to an outsider it appears the only solution you have to the multitude of problems life throws at us as evinced by your foreign policies.

Truely disgusting!


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Originally posted by thisguyrighthere

Originally posted by NightGypsy
reply to post by Vitchilo

 

All I can say is, this police department's pre-employment background screening
is sorely lacking.

It's more that the public puts too much faith in background screenings.

Most people take it for granted that cops, having gone through numerous interviews, profiles, background checks and investigations, polygraphs, etc... , are somehow to be trusted more than the general population.

All of that testing is well and good for past problems and current issues but it does nothing for latent or future issues.

Any number of things from physical trauma to resurfacing inadequacies to improper handling of stress can effectively break a mind. Any mind. It just so happens that police work, being what it is, exposes the officer to a hella lot of factors that would exacerbate any unseen issues.

It's almost guaranteed that any individual exposed to these things long enough will develop issues. Which is why statistically divorces, alcoholism, assaults and depression exist at much higher levels among the "law enforcement" population than the general population.

If they werent sick going in they'll be sick coming out.

Which is why nobody should be doing the job. Especially not for years on end.

We're going about "law enforcement" all wrong as a society.

That is very interesting post you have there. I have to admit that I've never looked at the issue of law enforcement in that light before. A lot of what you said makes a lot of sense to me.

How exactly do you think we should change the way that we, as a society, should handle citizens who break the law?

Originally posted by gandhi
reply to post by Pseudonaut

 

Uh methinks not, the death penalty put in place for sickos who feed off of people like this woman.

So what would you do with child killers then? If the penalty for child abusers such as her was death, what would stop her from killing her victims? Just a thought.

Originally posted by silent thunder
What is it with today and bad-cop stories? In addition to the ones already floating around on the board today, I just now came across this charming tale:

Eighth Grader Executed for Scaring a Cop

edit on 5/27/11 by silent thunder because: (no reason given)

Although he’s been removed from patrol duty, Alvarado remains on the force, albeit in a tax-subsidized sinecure. Although he had repeatedly been threatened with termination for sloppiness or defiance in carrying out administrative duties, Alvarado faces neither criminal prosecution nor professional censure for murdering a 14-year-old boy.

Aren't you glad our tax dollars pay these nutbags to 'protect us'?

Anyone who hurts/molests a child should be tortured until death...just send them my way

Originally posted by Ben81

at least prisoners have certain principles not to touch a child EVER

edit on 5/27/2011 by Ben81 because: (no reason given)

Apart from the ones that are actually in prison because they are pedophiles.

Originally posted by goldentorch
reply to post by TrueAmerican

 

What is the rest of the world to do with you America? Your police think the answer to every situation is to pick up their weapons and your citizens think the answer to every situation is to pick up their weapons. In fact to an outsider it appears the only solution you have to the multitude of problems life throws at us as evinced by your foreign policies.

I live in Canada, oh peaceful "Great North".

Police brutality isn't exactly alien here either. It seems like every week we get another government-sponsored yoohoo