Daren Wilson wont be able to spend that money if Mike Browns father "strategically" finds him.
Yea, people say an eye for eye leaves the world blind...
But we all know street justice is up to the victims family.
Cops are loving all the extra overtime money from these protest.
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Daren Wilson wont be able to spend that money if Mike Browns father "strategically" finds him.
Yea, people say an eye for eye leaves the world blind...
But we all know street justice is up to the victims family.
nikkas been screaming "No justice, no peace" for decades and cops are still killing us and living in peace afterwards. It's all bullshyt. Cats just want to be a part of something.
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Aren't you a curryhead? Why are you even in this thread?
Like threads are for certain races
Posting here like it makes a difference
U guys are always bytching about something and first you guys were all for the protest and now you are angry because officers are making OT money because of the protest. Im pretty sure the actual departments arent happy with that spending all that money on OT, screws with their budgets
Exactly. The whole forgiveness bullshyt is lame as fukk.
True...
http://www.9news.com/story/news/loc...s-costs-boost-overtime-pay-for-cops/20276609/
DENVER- Roughly two weeks of protests about officer-involved deaths elsewhere in the country have Denver Police Department officers pulling in extra cash just before the holidays.
Denver's Department of Safety says the city has spent roughly $68,000 in overtime costs between November 24 and December 6.
The Denver Police Department says the money comes directly from a fund dedicated to unexpected costs. To put it in perspective that's about one-sixth of what the city spent in overtime pay during the Occupy Denver protests of 2011.
DPD officers took home an extra $264,000 then. Denver Sheriff's Department deputies racked up an extra $153,000.
"I think it's good to have the protests controlled I know there hasn't been any –I don't think any- serious violence involved with it yet," said Christopher Parks, a Denver resident. "So I think their presence is necessary."
"I wish it was being used in a better way -a way to help out the homeless, help out the youth, more kids," Bernard Reed said.
Data shows response times have not seen much of a change. In the category of non-emergency calls, response times rose from 18 minutes to 25 minutes over the last two weeks, compared with the same time period last year, according to the Department of Safety.
DENVER- Roughly two weeks of protests about officer-involved deaths elsewhere in the country have Denver Police Department officers pulling in extra cash just before the holidays.
Denver's Department of Safety says the city has spent roughly $68,000 in overtime costs between November 24 and December 6.
The Denver Police Department says the money comes directly from a fund dedicated to unexpected costs. To put it in perspective that's about one-sixth of what the city spent in overtime pay during the Occupy Denver protests of 2011.
DPD officers took home an extra $264,000 then. Denver Sheriff's Department deputies racked up an extra $153,000.
"I think it's good to have the protests controlled I know there hasn't been any –I don't think any- serious violence involved with it yet," said Christopher Parks, a Denver resident. "So I think their presence is necessary."
"I wish it was being used in a better way -a way to help out the homeless, help out the youth, more kids," Bernard Reed said.
Data shows response times have not seen much of a change. In the category of non-emergency calls, response times rose from 18 minutes to 25 minutes over the last two weeks, compared with the same time period last year, according to the Department of Safety.
Trayvon's father "forgives Geroge Zimmerman" and is being the "forgive and forget, turn the other cheek" p*ssy white jesus follower that nikkas have been since white people brought the bible to Africa to maintain their control.
RIP Chris Dorner
It's up to the victims family to handle these type of issues.
Not thousands of cacs in the streets with signs that say "black lives matter"
It makes white people look like the freedom fighters who are leading the charge.
Meanwhile the cops just stand around and watch as they make extra overtime money.
when did taxpayers stop paying for cop's salaries and overtime work?
Black peoples tax dollars helping white kids get extra Christmas presents this year.
And all the cops have to do to get that overtime $$$ is stand and watch people protest
Yeah I agree, but nikkas don't wanna put in work against white supremacy.
RIP Chris Dorner
ever see angry white citizens at a municipal tax and budget meeting? not a pretty sight.
