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Ex-Florida deputy gets 12 years in prison for planting drugs, charges in 120 cases he was involved with dropped
- Thread starter ElectricBlanketFire
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Dude should have gotten each and every sentence given to those he planted drugs on. 20 years for an ounce of Meth? Sorry cop, you going to jail for several lifetimes.
He's a white dude that was taking "undesirables" off the streets and a police officer. Of course the church loves him and is quick to forgive his lapse in judgement. Besides, if it wasn't drugs, those people would have gone to prison for other crimes for not being upstanding white citizens.
12 years is better than no years at the end of the day. It's not ideal but at least he is going to jail
Edit: I guess there was potential for giving away too much info so I changed my wording and added a link.
His father has made frequent statements that this is a case of a prosecutor just trying to make a name for himself and that he did not do what they are accusing him of, and that the video evidence doesn't show what everyone thinks it shows. Also, that this is a cover up for fucked up police work by the brass.
I guarantee you that's the spin for his church, as well.
https://www.tallahassee.com/story/n...rugs-framed-prosecutor-deposition/5035371001/
I'm sick and fucking tired of us being told to be happy with something, even if it's world's less than we deserve.
cops should get extra harsh penalties for breaking the law, after all their job is to uphold the law. imagine all the cops who do this that are protected by their police departments
Agreed. Particularly since many places have stricter laws in place regarding crimes against police, its only fair the reverse goes the opposite way. Much of the reasoning behind those laws are by attacking police you're effectively committing crimes against society itself, I don't see how that logic doesn't work the opposite way when this completely undermines the rule of law
Nope. Here are a few of his victims.
What this guy did was monstrous. I'm all for some prison justice in this case since 12 years is a joke for the amount of damage he caused.
Nope. Here are a few of his victims.
What this guy did was monstrous. I'm all for some prison justice in this case since 12 years is a joke for the amount of damage he caused.
I was just skimming stories on the trial and the prosecution hinted at one point he may have been doing it to try to get into the narcotics unit. That is cold as hell, what a fucking psycho
poor people in general are easily exploitable targets for corrupt policeNope. Here are a few of his victims.
What this guy did was monstrous. I'm all for some prison justice in this case since 12 years is a joke for the amount of damage he caused.
Seriously, how the fuck you get sentenced to only 12 years in prison for 67 different crimes against a hundred+ people
Should have to serve, consecutively, the sentences of all the people he falsely put into prison.
So all the people who were released get to sue this guy into complete poverty, right?
So all the people who were released get to sue this guy into complete poverty, right?
You ruin 120 lives, you should receive 120 life sentences. 12 years is bullshit. 1 year for every 10 lives he ruined?! How is that justice?
If I lived in the US I'd have cameras covering all angles of my car, including the boot so I'd have my own footage of any traffic stops.
Consider how many lives he probably ruined, 12 years isn't anywhere near enough.
Public servants like him that rather pervert justice and destroy lives, rather than protect them like they're suppose to, deserve to have the book thrown at them with no sympathy whatsoever (After all, they certainly have no sympathy when they knowingly lie or plant evidence that they know can land people in jail for decades).
Public servants like him that rather pervert justice and destroy lives, rather than protect them like they're suppose to, deserve to have the book thrown at them with no sympathy whatsoever (After all, they certainly have no sympathy when they knowingly lie or plant evidence that they know can land people in jail for decades).
Yeah, he went out of his way to ruin innocent people's lives, completely destroying them all while doing it with a smile on his stupid looking face. Fuck this guy. He should be in jail forever.
Right? I want to know which training officer taught this to him.
He ruined so many people's fuckin lives and got a measly 12??? Fuck off. Bitch ass should get the sentence of everyone he ruined combined.
12 years in gen pop as a drug planting ex-cop would probably feel a lot longer than 12 years. Not that I expect that to happen.
This also illustrates how fucked up drug laws are. Anyone can plant drugs on anyone and the person caught with them gets the time. Open and shut case.
This also illustrates how fucked up drug laws are. Anyone can plant drugs on anyone and the person caught with them gets the time. Open and shut case.
Seems to me like god needs to reconsider his casting process. Many men of god doing things a man of god wouldn't do lately.