Miami PD Cop, fired for unjustified killing of unarmed man, gets job back and full back pay

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This might happen in Ferguson as well.

Please read the story. The Federal Government and FBI investigated, found the department guilty of breaking the law, and this dude gets his job back with full pay.

They might sacrifice one or two police officer's jobs in Ferguson or St.Louis, and when you aren't paying attention, they will be back on the streets.

 

[2stainz]

This might happen in Ferguson as well.

Please read the story. The Federal Government and FBI investigated, found the department guilty of breaking the law, and this dude gets his job back with full pay.

They might sacrifice one or two police officer's jobs in Ferguson or St.Louis, and when you aren't paying attention, they will be back on the streets.

you know the sad thing is there is no reason to even put them back on the force except out of spite. What benefit is there to have trigger-happy idiots carrying guns around? If they have proved to be useless already why give them a second or third chance?

 

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you know the sad thing is there is no reason to even put them back on the force except out of spite. What benefit is there to have trigger-happy idiots carrying guns around? If they have proved to be useless already why give them a second or third chance?

The problem with the police situation is complex. In this case, it involves unions, CBA, and representation. An arbitrator made this decision to give this person the job back, and due to contract negotiations, the departments and governments must comply.

Here is another case:

Over the years Opa-locka, a small city with a history of dysfunction, fired Bosque six times. Five times he got his job back, helped by city politics, a powerful police union and bungled internal affairs investigations.

Before working in Opa-locka, Bosque had been booted from the police academy twice and fired from two other departments.

The final straw, Miami-Dade prosecutors said, came in August 2011.


Read more here: http://www.miamiherald.com/2014/06/...cop-with-checkered-history.html#storylink=cpy