Cops break veterans neck

you're a fking retard. you really are just a prick if you think it's ok to do that to someone who already incapacitated
A big gov’t republican is just as dangerous as a big gov’t dem commie. Both ideals end up in totalitarianism. I have more in common with an oldchool libertarian leaning leftist than I do with a big gov’t republican although there doesn’t seem to be many left of the former but far to many of the latter.
 
A big gov’t republican is just as dangerous as a big gov’t dem commie. Both ideals end up in totalitarianism. I have more in common with an oldchool libertarian leaning leftist than I do with a big gov’t republican although there doesn’t seem to be many left of the former but far to many of the latter.
You sound like you are anti government
 
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Some of the biggest DWI offenders I've known went on to become thug cops that continued to DWI.

I remember awhile back a drunk APD SWAT Team member rolled his car in S. Austin after leaving a 'team meeting' at another cop's house.

Anyway, I like this new Texas law. Except how'r you going to enforce it if the driver flees back to Mexico?

 
Some of the biggest DWI offenders I've known went on to become thug cops that continued to DWI.

I remember awhile back a drunk APD SWAT Team member rolled his car in S. Austin after leaving a 'team meeting' at another cop's house.

Anyway, I like this new Texas law. Except how'r you going to enforce it if the driver flees back to Mexico?


Very interesting how this thread evolved. From a $20 mil civil settlement because the police broke a man's his neck while in custody to a walk through memory lane in TX DWI law.
 
$20 mil produces about $100,000/year. He will have to use principle to make up the difference between that $100,000 and the care that he needs for the rest of his life. His life span will be reduced by some number of years, so the principle will not have to last as long as those of us not similarly abused. A guess would be a $200,000 principle draw. The lump sum will produce $300,000 and be exhausted at his death in 10 years. The cops that did this will have retired by then and moved to TN or TX to dodge income taxes. They will be the kind of neighbors nobody wants.
What kind of common core fuckery is this?

$20m would produce the better part of $800k in a high yield savings account and the better part of $2m if invested in the S&P using the average return over the last 100 years.

A bunch of guys liked your post and that has me even more confused.

Do you know something I don't?

Are you retarded?

Or am I retarded?

What the shit is going on here????
 
What kind of common core fuckery is this?

$20m would produce the better part of $800k in a high yield savings account and the better part of $2m if invested in the S&P using the average return over the last 100 years.

A bunch of guys liked your post and that has me even more confused.

Do you know something I don't?

Are you retarded?

Or am I retarded?

What the shit is going on here????
Right, I am a super poor, yet even I know 20 Mil can make a lot more that that.

a 4% Cd will do exactly 800,000
 
What kind of common core fuckery is this?

$20m would produce the better part of $800k in a high yield savings account and the better part of $2m if invested in the S&P using the average return over the last 100 years.

A bunch of guys liked your post and that has me even more confused.

Do you know something I don't?

Are you retarded?

Or am I retarded?

What the shit is going on here????
You are not retarded.

I am retarded by one decimal. I am ten percent as smart as I thought I was.

Good catch.

Next time I post at 3 am I am going to get a calculator.
 
Right, I am a super poor, yet even I know 20 Mil can make a lot more that that.

a 4% Cd will do exactly 800,000
What would the Fed and state taxes be on that interest earned? I wonder how much the attorneys took for their service.
So if the attorneys took the standard 33% that leaves 13.4 million. The 4% CD is now at 536,000 annual. The Fed get their share of 40%? Which would leave about 321,000 and the state could take another 6%. Which would leave the man about 288,000 for medical expenses and living expenses.
It's early and my math may not be correct and I am assuming that the money is not put in some kind of medical trust to keep the government hands off of it.
Disclosure: I am not a tax lawyer, accountant and I didn't stay at the holiday inn express.
 
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What would the Fed and state taxes be on that interest earned? I wonder how much the attorneys took for their service.
So if the attorneys took the standard 33% that leaves 13.4 million. The 4% CD is now at 536,000 annual. The Fed get their share of 40%? Which would leave about 321,000 and the state could take another 6%. Which would leave the man about 288,000 for medical expenses and living expenses.
It's early and my math may not be correct and I am assuming that the money is not put in some kind of medical trust to keep the government hands off of it.
Disclosure: I am not a tax lawyer, accountant and I didn't stay at the holiday inn express.

Just as a benchmark. Vince was a very good friend of mine. People with spine injuries have a shortened lifespan. If he were here today, we could ask him.
 
What would the Fed and state taxes be on that interest earned? I wonder how much the attorneys took for their service.
So if the attorneys took the standard 33% that leaves 13.4 million. The 4% CD is now at 536,000 annual. The Fed get their share of 40%? Which would leave about 321,000 and the state could take another 6%. Which would leave the man about 288,000 for medical expenses and living expenses.
It's early and my math may not be correct and I am assuming that the money is not put in some kind of medical trust to keep the government hands off of it.
Disclosure: I am not a tax lawyer, accountant and I didn't stay at the holiday inn express.
No tax on personal injury awards.

Even after attorneys fees he has enough money to do anything he wants for the rest of his life.

Except, you know… walk, use a restroom, make love to a woman… jumping jacks, dance, drive, reach things higher than four feet etc.

Im just interested in finance part.
 
What would the Fed and state taxes be on that interest earned? I wonder how much the attorneys took for their service.
So if the attorneys took the standard 33% that leaves 13.4 million. The 4% CD is now at 536,000 annual. The Fed get their share of 40%? Which would leave about 321,000 and the state could take another 6%. Which would leave the man about 288,000 for medical expenses and living expenses.
It's early and my math may not be correct and I am assuming that the money is not put in some kind of medical trust to keep the government hands off of it.
Disclosure: I am not a tax lawyer, accountant and I didn't stay at the holiday inn express.
You should try a motel 6. they leave the light on for ya.
 
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No tax on personal injury awards.

Even after attorneys fees he has enough money to do anything he wants for the rest of his life.

Except, you know… walk, use a restroom, make love to a woman… jumping jacks, dance, drive, reach things higher than four feet etc.

Im just interested in finance part.
A woman's vagine isn't higher than four feet.

I saw some people bring Timmy! in a wheelchair into a titbar once. Later, I glanced over and noticed he was getting a lap dance. When the dancer turned around and bent over I also noticed his hand and a finger slowly going to her ass, like the alien's skinny, pointed dick in the movie Alien. It was across the floor and I felt helpless and powerless to do anything.

Above the loud music I heard the dancer let out a shriek and jump forward. Next thing I saw was Timmy's friends wheeling Timmy! out. He was grinning ear to ear.
 
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No tax on personal injury awards.

Even after attorneys fees he has enough money to do anything he wants for the rest of his life.

Except, you know… walk, use a restroom, make love to a woman… jumping jacks, dance, drive, reach things higher than four feet etc.

Im just interested in finance part.
But they will tax the interest earned every year. As far as I know. Which is covered in my disclaimer.
A woman's vagine isn't higher than four feet.

I saw some people bring Timmy! in a wheelchair into a titbar once. Later, I glanced over and noticed he was getting a lap dance. When the dancer turned around and bent over I also noticed his hand and a finger slowly going to her ass, like the alien's skinny, pointed dick in the movie Alien. It was across the floor and I felt helpless and powerless to do anything.

Above the loud music I heard the dancer let out a shriek and jump forward. Next thing I saw was Timmy's friends wheeling Timmy! out. He was grinning ear to ear.
I bet that was something to see. Video of a lifetime!!
 
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We can have police that are accountable and don’t shoot every dog and sleeping person and rape every woman with no consequences.
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Removing assets forfeiture aka theft and removing any dollar incentive for writing tickets would be a big step
What's the dollar incentive for writing tickets?
 
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What's the dollar incentive for writing tickets?
Is your confusion, thinking the money goes to the Ukraine war? Where does the money go? School fund or to the city, county, state?

There are some cities in my state that they have reeled in and only so many dollars can come from tickets.

I think he is saying send the money to driving diversion classes, so you improve drivers.....or something like that.
 
Is your confusion, thinking the money goes to the Ukraine war? Where does the money go? School fund or to the city, county, state?

There are some cities in my state that they have reeled in and only so many dollars can come from tickets.

I think he is saying send the money to driving diversion classes, so you improve drivers.....or something like that.
He said a monetary incentive, which would mean he's implying more tickets = more reward in some form for the PD

I'm not aware of a single department that does such a thing for the simple reason you'd set your people up where they could increase their pay by writing bullshit tickets or something

PDs are so liability averse it's ridiculous. It goes into the general city fund here as understand it, assuming they wind up paying at all, and that goes to anything and everything from park flowers to different entity budgets I imagine

It's not direct ticket = more pay or bigger unit budget or whatever

I don't really know WTF he's talking about there. The befuddled dog was for the raping all the women comment 🤣

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I don't really know WTF he's talking about there. The befuddled dog was for the raping all the women comment
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^ that’s a nice one there. Some dyke cop going back to front on 2 women on the side of the road.


There was one around here that was picking up prostitutes and raping them under threat of arrest

God knows how many aren’t reported.
 

Irving women sue state troopers in federal court, alleging roadside body cavity searches

The women allege they were subjected to an illegal and humiliating search during a traffic stop.
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^ that’s a nice one there. Some dyke cop going back to front on 2 women on the side of the road.
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I remember that one. Dyke didn't even give them the common courtesy of using a different glove on each one. Shoved her finger up one's ass and then stuck the same gloved finger up her daughter's ass, IIRC.

I bet she bragged at her dyke bar that she scored a mother / daughter threesome.
 
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He said a monetary incentive, which would mean he's implying more tickets = more reward in some form for the PD

I'm not aware of a single department that does such a thing for the simple reason you'd set your people up where they could increase their pay by writing bullshit tickets or something

PDs are so liability averse it's ridiculous. It goes into the general city fund here as understand it, assuming they wind up paying at all, and that goes to anything and everything from park flowers to different entity budgets I imagine

It's not direct ticket = more pay or bigger unit budget or whatever

I don't really know WTF he's talking about there. The befuddled dog was for the raping all the women comment 🤣

Well you haven't done enough reading history it seems.

Not all that long ago around here one of the city managers was caught on a recording, threatening to have police officers fired unless they got their ticket writing numbers up to pad the city budget.

Then there was the case of one city that was blatantly using their police force as highway men and one of the worst of their officers made an extra $50k over a couple years for his "share" of the loot they stole off poor people on the side of the road.

It got so bad in some parts around here the Legislature had to actually put in a cap on how much of your city and police budget could be paid for by traffic tickets as some police departments were essentially just openly, brazenly operating as bandits with badges.

Oh and then there was the recent case in California where the local sheriff was literally doing armed robbery on armoured cars, to pad their budget.

If you watch the news, it sure seems that the PDs don't seem to be liability adverse when it comes to murdering, torturing, oppressing and violating the rights of citizens.

You might want to hook up with the Institute for Justice or some other civil rights groups if you want an education about how bad policing for profit is in this country.
 
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I never said directly into the cops
Pocket.

Hardly an incentive then. Good luck changing that you're talking every city and county in the US has traffic offense fines assisting their budget.

Unless you think cops are hard up about helping fund whatever city or county or whatever they work for...

That hasn't been my experience.
You keep your job.
LOL if you say so, I haven't written a moving violation in years but somehow I'm still employed.

As for strip search finger lady fire her. Those are a pretty big deal here, extremely difficult to get authorized, I've only seen them sought for people in custody, and I've only seen one okayed in my time and the crackhead gave up what she had when she was confronted with the idea it would be found either way.

Twas gross 🤮

Why TF you'd try that on the side of the road 🤷🏼‍♂️ I can't see the logic there. Plus there's strip searches which is one thing, a cavity search is another level of crazy. I'd have to ask, we'd probably transport to a hospital for that and it better be damn worth the hassle. Yeesh

Just looked out of morbid curiosity, by law in CO it HAS to be a doctor or nurse if you want to check any cavity besides the mouth.
 
Well you haven't done enough reading history it seems.

Not all that long ago around here one of the city managers was caught on a recording, threatening to have police officers fired unless they got their ticket writing numbers up to pad the city budget.
What's this have to do with Cops? You're talking about a corrupt city council guy threatening some silly shit, because he wants more money.

Did they do it? Quotas are a no no and it's not uncommon for people in positions of power to want to use the police in illegal ways.

We don't do it, but there's some irony in Cops always being accused of being the jack boots when it's Cops telling city managers, mayors, council people, whatever... Yeah that's illegal, we can't do that.
Then there was the case of one city that was blatantly using their police force as highway men and one of the worst of their officers made an extra $50k over a couple years for his "share" of the loot they stole off poor people on the side of the road.
You're being super vague here, I don't really speak frothing anti government speak.

So they were literally stealing from people under the color of authority? Were they writing bullshit tickets, what? What was his "share" that sounds more like literal theft than some kind of pay for performance bullshit but I can't really decipher what's real and what's exaggeration with you.
It got so bad in some parts around here the Legislature had to actually put in a cap on how much of your city and police budget could be paid for by traffic tickets as some police departments were essentially just openly, brazenly operating as bandits with badges.
Where's "here"?
Oh and then there was the recent case in California where the local sheriff was literally doing armed robbery on armoured cars, to pad their budget.

If you watch the news, it sure seems that the PDs don't seem to be liability adverse when it comes to murdering, torturing, oppressing and violating the rights of citizens.

You might want to hook up with the Institute for Justice or some other civil rights groups if you want an education about how bad policing for profit is in this country.
Jesus Christ back on ignore you go.
 
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What's this have to do with Cops? You're talking about a corrupt city council guy threatening some silly shit, because he wants more money.

Did they do it? Quotas are a no no and it's not uncommon for people in positions of power to want to use the police in illegal ways.

We don't do it, but there's some irony in Cops always being accused of being the jack boots when it's Cops telling city managers, mayors, council people, whatever... Yeah that's illegal, we can't do that.

You're being super vague here, I don't really speak frothing anti government speak.

So they were literally stealing from people under the color of authority? Were they writing bullshit tickets, what? What was his "share" that sounds more like literal theft than some kind of pay for performance bullshit but I can't really decipher what's real and what's exaggeration with you.

Where's "here"?

Jesus Christ back on ignore you go.

There are none so blind as those who refuse to see the evil all around them.

The fact that you are so freaked out about someone mentioning actual proven events that were openly on the news, kind of shows that you are part of the problem where the rest of the barrel actively protects the bad apples.
 
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There are none so blind as those who refuse to see the evil all around them.

The fact that you are so freaked out about someone mentioning actual proven events that were openly on the news, kind of shows that you are part of the problem where the rest of the barrel actively protects the bad apples.
Agreed! Accepting the fact there is an issue, is the only way to solve it. Yo! There is a LE issue in this country....its real!!!! There are enough videos out there to validate an issue exist.

Are actual LE on the forum an issue? I would hope not, but something is fundmentally wrong.
 
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To me, and yes, I am LE adjacent and believe in the necessity of cops and a standing army, we will always need some law enforcement. But we also need to hold cops accountable for bad deeds.

I keep hearing about this QI. However, when I was in training to carry a gun on duty, it was standard knowledge back in the 80s that when a cop shoots someone, he is technically suspected of alleged aggravated assault or murder until IA clears the shoot. In fact, my instructor mentioned a case in Chicago.

A patrol officer answered a call for a person in the courtyard of an apartment complex who was waving a gun around and threatening people.

So, he rolls up in a marked squad car with the lights going. Opens the door, draws his pistol because it is, indeed, a guy waving a gun around at people in a threatening manner. Identifies himself as a police officer and instructs the guy to drop his weapon and take 3 steps back.

The suspect decides to turn and shoot at the police officer. The officer returns fire, shooting once and killing the suspect.

Then, he shuts up and asks for his advocate. The supervisor takes his weapon as evidence and he is place in administrative leave while Internal Affairs investigates, which includes statements from other witnesses. He is cleared of wrongful death. It was a "righteous" shoot, as they say. He was not charged criminally and allowed to return to duty.

The reason this case was important was to highlight that the family still sued the cop and the department saying that he removed the suspect's civil rights when the cop shot him.

So, yeah, if we are going to do away with cops and rule of law, then none of us have rights that can be defended.

Pursue and punish bad cops.
 
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To me, and yes, I am LE adjacent and believe in the necessity of cops and a standing army, we will always need some law enforcement. But we also need to hold cops accountable for bad deeds.

I keep hearing about this QI. However, when I was in training to carry a gun on duty, it was standard knowledge back in the 80s that when a cop shoots someone, he is technically suspected of alleged aggravated assault or murder until IA clears the shoot. In fact, my instructor mentioned a case in Chicago.

A patrol officer answered a call for a person in the courtyard of an apartment complex who was waving a gun around and threatening people.

So, he rolls up in a marked squad car with the lights going. Opens the door, draws his pistol because it is, indeed, a guy waving a gun around at people in a threatening manner. Identifies himself as a police officer and instructs the guy to drop his weapon and take 3 steps back.

The suspect decides to turn and shoot at the police officer. The officer returns fire, shooting once and killing the suspect.

Then, he shuts up and asks for his advocate. The supervisor takes his weapon as evidence and he is place in administrative leave while Internal Affairs investigates, which includes statements from other witnesses. He is cleared of wrongful death. It was a "righteous" shoot, as they say. He was not charged criminally and allowed to return to duty.

The reason this case was important was to highlight that the family still sued the cop and the department saying that he removed the suspect's civil rights when the cop shot him.

So, yeah, if we are going to do away with cops and rule of law, then none of us have rights that can be defended.

Pursue and punish bad cops.
If the drivel that’s offered here in response to these videos and other reports are to be believed then there are no bad cops. Just bad, disrespectful citizens deserving of what they get. Oh, and a) you weren’t there b) the video didn’t show everything c)
You’re sheep and they’re sheepdogs and you need them on that wall, you want them on that wall blah blah.

For the most part we have a gang. Not police force. Or a gang infested police force. Someone can parse the difference.
 
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If the drivel that’s offered here in response to these videos and other reports are to be believed then there are no bad cops.
See, I know you are paying attention because you most specifically ignored my statement to pursue bad cops. At no time did I say that there were not bad cops. You are putting words in mouth to fit your own "narrative." That's a nasty taste. Please, wash your hands after fliing poop. That would be great.

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Has it really gotten to the point that the back the blue crowd cant understand that you can be outraged at the behavior of these officers without being sympathetic to the drunk driving fuckwit?

My concern isn't about the drunk, I don't care that he served, I care that the state of things right now is basically us vs them, if you got a badge you're us, if you don't you're just an eventual perp and what ever you get you probably deserved....

Theres a reason respect for the police has declined, and no, I don't mean the shitheels that are in and out of prison, I mean every day law abiding folks, how can you people not see this is a problem?!
 
See, I know you are paying attention because you most specifically ignored my statement to pursue bad cops. At no time did I say that there were not bad cops. You are putting words in mouth to fit your own "narrative." That's a nasty taste. Please, wash your hands after fliing poop. That would be great.

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I was being sarcastic towards others, not responding to you.
 
See, I know you are paying attention because
Theres a reason respect for the police has declined, and no, I don't mean the shitheels that are in and out of prison, I mean every day law abiding folks, how can you people not see this is a problem?!


One of yous isn’t paying attention.




The cops being incompetent , corrupt criminals is just more signs we are a third world country
 
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Yeah, I don't remember all this cop hate until we started defunding police departments and chasing them off, forcing departments to hire anyone who will show up.

In 1984, I was applying to be a police officer in a local town. The steps were prsonal history document, physical agility test. And later steps would also include a psych eval. And an oral review board which was 5 active officers and/or detectives who interview you to see why you want a gun and a badge and to get a judge of your character. A person can have a clean background and still be bad.

Hitler was a war hero and a political prisoner. He was also a vegetarian. Didn't smoke or drink.

Then, again, with everyone having a video camera in their pocket, we are more likely see misbehavior, including that of cops.

As for the drunk piece of shit in the video, no, he did not deserve a broken neck. And I think the people injured by his hit and run actions should be able to sue him for compensation.
 
My personal beef with the "anti cop" bull shit us that no one can ever tell the truth. It's all gotta be some slanted Half ass weasel word edited video or article and it's the same shit I've seen come out of the inner city crowd for years. He was just an innocent kid going to medical school (shot at 3am during a Crack deal)

We're supposed to be immediately outraged and demand immediate justice (really revenge) and our justice system is by design slow and then we have a few dim bulbs here who insist that if 1 cop does it, they all do it and anyone who disagrees with a summary execution is failing some mystery purity test. (Ironically imparting the same summary judgement and punishment they are so outraged at in the first place)

A world without a moral and decent law enforcement is survival of the fittest. You'd be stupid to want that. Now every asshole and there sister is posting edited slanted tik toks so all the good cops say fuck this. That's the point. Fix your shit in your community instead of blaring across the intertubes. Praise in public criticize in private. That doesn't mean don't expose wrongdoing it means find it and fix it. Broadcasting it amplifies the negative factions who would love nothing more than pure anarchy and untamed crime. Payback for perceived historical greivances

Otherwise you are just part of the screaming hordes of morons.

"Diddna do nothing".

We've all got it coming, be careful who you put in charge. They suddenly decide YOU are out of favor.

Fuck drunk drivers
Fuck crooked cops
And fuck all of you, walgreens is outta meds and I have to teach.

Good day
 
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To my mind thin blue line and Black Lives Matter are using the same flawed logic of social justice. In so far as, they want me to shade my appraisal of the individual and specific events with my appraisal of a group. The false dichotomy of I’m for all or none is flogged so hard, it’s mind numbing. I truly appreciate cops and men that are governed by the constitution and a God-fearing conscience. I have no partiality for, nor bias against cops or blacks, and I won’t abandon that position from rhetoric.