And now the bitch is a convicted felon. What makes this so very egregious is that this woman wasn't even involved in the traffic stop. She came over, interfering, trying to throw the weight of others around. She went out of her way to interfere with an officer in the course of his duties, and then filed a false police report in an effort to get the officer fired.

Despicable bitch. Too bad the sentence was suspended but you are now a felon, and you went out of your way to become one. Happy now? Maybe you should go ahead and "call Dr. Alexander", huh, genius? Since his name is apparently some kind of magical incantation, maybe he can un-felonify your stupid, meddling ass.

From March of last year:

Good!

I’ll use some profanity because the officer couldn’t (and didn’t).

“Karma is a bitch, you fucking bitch”

BAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHA

thanks for posting this,
good for the officer and the general public,

( stupid , hungry for two minutes of "fame" bitch.
shame on her and those that came with her to court,)

why would you want to be seen with her, any where, unless you have the need to be on camera.

she should have gotten 24 weekends of jail time,
6:00 friday night until 6:a.m. Monday morning

Well, two years ago the community organizer-in-chief had declared war on law enforcement. I guess he's not around to cover for her stupid ass anymore.

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Originally posted by Bigboreshooter:
Well, two years ago the community organizer-in-chief had declared war on law enforcement.

Is it lost on you that you just interjected politics into this thread?

Do you guys see how pervasive this shit is??? You're doing it automatically, reflexively. Didn't even cross your mind, did it? Is it any wonder that there's such a rule in place in this forum??

I'd love to be able to send words of encouragement to that officer. I mean, I know that there are so many officers that get up and do the right thing each and every day, but I can't shake all their hands unfortunately.


Thanks for the update.

It's good to see the officer vindicated.

She is extra stupid to pick up a felony and lose a FD Captain job over trying to push her weight around.

She must have thought being a County worker made her some kind of important. Its one thing to dig a deep hole and another to step in it.

glad Sgt. Floyd pressed the issue and pursued the charges. good for him.

I'm glad the good guys won. It bothers me that...

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Originally posted by YellowJacket:
glad Sgt. Floyd pressed the issue and pursued the charges...

Why didn't his department (or the union) press the issue? Presumably this came out of his own pocket?

"...glad to move on and put this behind her..."

Stupid idiot, if she hadn't opened her big fat mouth and minded her own business, her life would have have gone along its merry way. Yep, the good guys won this one.

I hope he files a civil lawsuit and puts that bitch even further down a hole than she already is.

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Originally posted by Edmond:
I hope he files a civil lawsuit and puts that bitch even further down a hole than she already is.

Unfortunately, the reality is that is that if she is no longer gainfully employed and has no funds, a civil suit will only cost the officer a lot of money for no gain. Unless of course, he department has a union that will go to bat for him. A civil suit is potentially a drawn out, expensive proposition.

Good that he stood up for his self. She should have got some jail time.

Think she'll learn the proper things from this? I doubt it. And congrats to the officer. I love it when the good guys win!

When body cams were becoming mandatory around the country I recall a lot of LEO's were against the idea. It's turning out to be a Godsend for many of them now. The stupid bitch should have known better.

Jim

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The stupid bitch should have known better.

Liberals think they are granted the high ground from the onset. This dumb bitch will never "put this behind her" with the felony albatross around her neck.

I hope the union paid for the sergeant's lawyer. If that kind of thing isn't the buisness of cops in general, I'm not entirely sure what would be.

OTOH, the one that bugs me about this is that there's nothing to be done about the claim that the sergeant "created a sense of fear". That's a wonderfully vague term (which is probably why there's nothing to be done about it in court) that still puts a real onus on the sergeant to either defend or explain himself when (from the video) he did nothing but do his job.