fired cop (texas, of course) who gave vulnerable woman a feces sandwich still works as a cop a few towns over

[butters]

it was a hard job to get him fired in the first place, due to time constraints and whatever protections he had... he wasn't even fired for that incident but another, feces-related one:

It’s a story as old as time: A police officer does something very, very bad, resigns or gets fired, then in no time, they’re back on the streets with a badge and a gun, just a few towns over. One of the latest and most disturbing examples of this phenomenon is the curious case of Matthew Luckhurst, a former bike patrol cop in Charles Barkley’s favorite city: San Antonio, Texas. In 2016, he gave an unhoused person a sandwich with feces in it, and after a long arduous process, he was fired. Now he’s employed by the Floresville Police Department.

According to the San Antonio Express-News, in the last five years, police agencies in Texas have issued 2,621 dishonorable discharges, and only 14 of those have had their peace officer licenses revoked. This is a startling example of the sweeping privilege cops have and the immunity they have to break the law they’re supposed to uphold. This is a system that allows people to carry guns and have oversight over your freedom after they do something as evil as give a woman in a vulnerable state a sandwich full of feces. I don’t know how you can reform that.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crim...sedgntp&cvid=515fc64ffa2643ad81e80942267ab602

 

[Lazaran]

Disturbingly similar to how the church allowed “problem” priests to simply take their “problems” to another location.

Unsurprisingly, local law enforcement agencies and churches are the two institutions republicans rabidly support.

SAD!!!