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Old 02-10-2022, 12:33 PM #1
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Paid leave for endangering a handcuffed woman’s life, cops should have to go through years of training and education before they’re even given handcuffs.
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He certainly is !! what ever possessed him to park his vehicle on train tracks . No matter why the woman was arrested she was in his care.

He needs to be charged and sacked.
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Well, he parked the car on the tracks on purpose and put her in there on purpose, knowing the car was on the tracks and the videos showed they heard the train coming in plenty of time, I don’t think they deliberately set out to have her plowed into by the train, but it’s a complete dereliction of safety and duty and as a result the officer should be permanently fired and held personally responsible for all costs of injuries, bills and compensation
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Why on earth would a police officer park his car on the tracks in the first place?

The woman is lucky not to have been killed…
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Well, he parked the car on the tracks on purpose and put her in there on purpose, knowing the car was on the tracks and the videos showed they heard the train coming in plenty of time, I don’t think they deliberately set out to have her plowed into by the train, but it’s a complete dereliction of safety and duty and as a result the officer should be permanently fired and held personally responsible for all costs of injuries, bills and compensation
I agree with you on the punishment.

I just am curious if this person is pretending to be incompetent to try and get out of further trouble.
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Why on earth would a police officer park his car on the tracks in the first place?

The woman is lucky not to have been killed…

He made an error
cost them money
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