Comments on Pro Libertate: How to Kill a Law Enforcement Career: The Case of Regina Tasca

I remember you first writing about Tasca and her c...

2012-09-28T19:20:10.144-06:00

I remember you first writing about Tasca and her case last year, so I appreciate knowing the outcome (however unfortunate it may be).

In truth, the Tasca case should act as a baseball bat upon the side of the head of anyone who still believes police departments in the US are in business to 'protect and serve' the public.

That Tasca followed the written policy to the letter; that she didn't offer ''professional courtesy'' to other cops when they were 'off duty'; that she was branded 'grandiose' and having 'an exaggerated sense of talent and achievment' by the state psychiatrist... these issues all prove, in a way perhaps police abuses can't, the fact that police agencies across the land put their wants and needs first and foremost.

It should be unbelievble that a city council would go along with such a railroading. In this case I hope she files a bitchin' lawsuit against the city and includes Geller and Donohue in it and wins a tremendous amount of money. The fools who reside in Bogota deserve to pay it.

Cops claim Loxis's home was armed with a "...

2012-09-28T19:02:18.735-06:00

Cops claim Loxis's home was armed with a "functional improvised explosive device”.

That's probably a BS term for a 'gas can' in the home's garage.

Agreed! Abandon ship it has succumbed to the muti...

2012-09-28T10:15:11.168-06:00

Agreed!
Abandon ship it has succumbed to the mutineers!

"They are truly setting the stage for absolut...

2012-09-26T12:07:28.561-06:00

"They are truly setting the stage for absolute control."

I disagree. They may believe they are in control but they seem to have forgotten that they are severely outnumbered and we mundanes are well armed, well trained, and have just about had all we are willing to take. I am frankly surprised and dismayed that necessary corrective action has not already taken place since it is now obvious that there will be no recourse from within the system. I have already resigned myself to the fact that should a member of my family or a close friend be victimized by one of these power hungry steriod addled thugs, I will most likely die at their hands or be imprisoned for the reat of my life because the offending officer or officers will have nowhere to hide from me.

If there are still good people in law enforcement, I would suggest they either turn the ship around or get out. When the great correction does take place, there will not be time to seperate the good from the bad.

Remember comrades in the glorious people's col...

2012-09-26T11:05:55.995-06:00

Remember comrades in the glorious people's collective utopia where we all belong to the state, some are a little more equal than others. Also remember religions other than statism are heresy.

Amazing. This has to be the first time I've s...

2012-09-26T10:58:27.709-06:00

Amazing. This has to be the first time I've seen a cop removed, and quickly no less, for, ironically enough, doing the RIGHT thing! Now how screwed up is that?!

Thanks for the correction. :-)

2012-09-25T18:15:05.224-06:00

Thanks for the correction. :-)

I thinks that's Bogota, I used to live in a ne...

2012-09-25T18:09:55.503-06:00

I thinks that's Bogota, I used to live in a neighboring burg.

Unfortunately, this is far too common. Even 30 yea...

2012-09-25T17:47:16.442-06:00

Unfortunately, this is far too common. Even 30 years ago when I worked for the LAPD as a civilian traffic officer - assigned to the night watch in a patrol car without a gun or partner. The corruption I witnessed and then tried to expose in a book I was writing got me sent to prison. Even though Ed Bradley and '60 Minutes' investigated and found that I was incarcerated for NO other reason than that I was writing a book did not free me. I've been fighting against police corruption and abuse for 30 years now. And still, most people in society just don't care.
http://www.policeprostitutionandpolitics.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=96:norma-jean-and-the-hollywood-corruption-scandal-1982&catid=1:latest-news&Itemid=50

and this document I created to fight California Prop 35 gives a small percentage of the numerous cases of cops using laws to extort sexual favors from prostitutes- also something society doesn't seem to mind. http://www.policeprostitutionandpolitics.com/pdfs_all/PDFS%20for%20Maxine%20Prop%2035/PROP_35_FINAL3.pdf
My heart goes out to Tasca. It isn't easy fighting against the blue mafia.

This article reads like a nightmare episode of the...

2012-09-25T07:27:43.225-06:00

This article reads like a nightmare episode of the
Any Griffith show where Barney arrests Andy and takes
over Mayberry, permanently.

Every time I read an article with content like the...

2012-09-25T07:09:25.031-06:00

Every time I read an article with content like the first part of this, I wonder when I'll start seeing followups about angry mobs dealing with the authorized predators in their communities in the old way. You can only push people so far before they start pushing back.

That was a fantastic article. Usually the police b...

2012-09-24T20:50:11.194-06:00

That was a fantastic article. Usually the police brutality reading goes over my head. I just expect it nowadays. But for them to do this to their own?? They are truly setting the stage for absolute control.