Post: #26

(09-08-2018 10:16 AM)DarkTriad Wrote:  Next story isn't even a cop, it's from a civilian 911 operator. There is a big room full of 911 operators, so everyone can hear each others business. She was dispatching into the headpiece on her right, but her cellphone was glued to the left side of her face and she spent half the shift screaming at her husband. Hours of it, every day. Sometimes it would be more accurate to say she was taking breaks from haranguing her husband to dispatch cars. Everyone felt really sorry for the guy.

Jesus Christ.

I can't tell my "insane police relationships" stories without doxxing myself, but I believe all of this.

Post: #27

While the LEOs are here, what is the real, not for public consumption, percentage of rape accusations that are false?

Post: #28

(09-07-2018 05:45 PM)PapayaTapper Wrote:  I dont buy that she went into the wrong apt by accident. Something or several things are missing from this story. They were fucking, or she was robbing his drug stash or...I dont know but theres more to this

Turns out the apt complex is literally across the street from the Dallas main police headquarters.



So lots of cops live there.

So she's on the wrong floor...ok that can happen easy enough. She's looking at her phone when she gets into the elevator, pushes the wrong button by accident and still not paying attention walks towards where her apartment would be. Ok, still plausible as every floor would look the same... like in a hotel



Someone else mentioned the different welcome mat. But there's more. Its being reported it turns out that because a lot of cops life there the management company added additional combo deadlocks to the units rented by cops...for gun security.

Like this



Civilian doors do not have the key pad lock.

So assuming every thing else is plausible how could she arrive at what she thought was her front door an forget that she has a combo key pad? Reports are also saying the victim opened the door

This is smelling worse and worse.

Stay tuned

Post: #29

Calling it now, she wanted the D but he turned her down

Post: #30

(09-08-2018 10:47 AM)Jetset Wrote:  

(09-08-2018 10:16 AM)DarkTriad Wrote:  Next story isn't even a cop, it's from a civilian 911 operator. There is a big room full of 911 operators, so everyone can hear each others business. She was dispatching into the headpiece on her right, but her cellphone was glued to the left side of her face and she spent half the shift screaming at her husband. Hours of it, every day. Sometimes it would be more accurate to say she was taking breaks from haranguing her husband to dispatch cars. Everyone felt really sorry for the guy.

Jesus Christ.

I can't tell my "insane police relationships" stories without doxxing myself, but I believe all of this.

Another good one - one of my friends sees a hooded figure coming up behind a fellow officer with a knife. He draws down, warns his buddy and orders the suspect to drop the weapon. Hood comes off, it's the victim's wife, the Domestic Violence instructor at the Academy. Not a regular police officer either, but highly ranked and well regarded in the field. He tells her to take off, and the husband starts babbling excuses for her. My friend doesn't want to be involved in this shit show a second longer than necessary, he pulls an about face and walks away.

She had a brutal reputation in the Academy, she would hound people for an off color joke, going so far as to contact their ex-wives and try to get material to axe them. The answer to every test question was "Arrest the guy". One student was describing a situation where, at 12 years old, his mother had beaten him so bad he ended up in the hospital. She was so determined to find the man at fault in every scenario that she said he must have done something to instigate the situation. She got so intense on the topic, and the man's defiance that she had to be physically restrained by other drill instructors and taken from the room. She was supposed to be THE expert on Domestic Violence, but she had taken a job teaching people about it before all the new hardcore DV laws came into affect, so she had no idea how these laws interacted with the reality of what police were faced with. Literally, her only experience with the new laws and their effect on families was when she rushed out to stop her relatives from getting arrested on domestics. This "justice" was good enough for everyone else, but when it was her own relatives getting ground up in the machine, suddenly everything was different.


And as draconian as my state's laws were, she gave an even harsher interpretation, and even intelligent, open minded people took years to fully deprogram themselves. If ever.

An appalling number of "Domestic Violence experts" are nothing but angry bigots using DV as a cover story to act out their lynchings, and frequently domestic abusers in their own right




One technical note - You may hear a few "girl coming up behind an officer with a knife, stopped by another officer" stories from me. This isn't me being creative, it's happened often enough that I have multiple stories with similar fact patterns.

Post: #31

I used to bang this cop, one morning she called me because while she was getting ready for work and accidentally discharged her gun and shot through her bedpost. After we stopped talking she applied for an FBI position, they called me to ask about her and brought up that incident.

Post: #32

I got a feeling details of this one aren't gonna be made very clear. Apparently they haven't released the shooting cops name. I was googling to see if I'd bang her, and came across the Dallas Police Cheif:





First off, thank God that bitch is off the streets and behind a desk. If she pulls you over you are getting every ticket under the sun.

Second, shes done a little domestic abusing in her day.

Third, the girls club is gonna make sure the shooter gets away with this one.

I feel sorry for guys in Dallas. White ones especially. I wanted their police chief to be some.white guy in a cowboy hat. No such luck.

No wonder this world's going to shit when you got bitches like that running things.

Aloha!

Post: #33

Obviously this isn’t for sure but ALLEGEDLY...

https://newsone.com/3825718/amber-guyger...-shooting/

#amberguyger on IG - appears to have some after shooting amateur video of a female officer frantically pacing while on the phone in a hallway area. She doesn’t appear to be hammered dogshit drunk, that leaves drugs or jealousy/rage.

If this is the woman, she’s a WNB from a Dallas uptown standpoint, plain Jane. She’s an Oklahoma HB7.....

That said, trust the gut. They lived in the same building. My guess they knew each other, had a past interaction, maybe ONS or short term FWB maybe. He tells her that it’s over, don’t come over anymore.

Either way, I do not believe her story. I hope they go after her and find out the truth. This man’s family deserves to know what really happened.

Bad news for city of Dallas if she gets away with it.

Post: #34

(09-08-2018 02:42 PM)Gustavus Adolphus Wrote:  Obviously this isn’t for sure but ALLEGEDLY...

https://newsone.com/3825718/amber-guyger...-shooting/

#amberguyger on IG - appears to have some after shooting amateur video of a female officer frantically pacing while on the phone in a hallway area. She doesn’t appear to be hammered dogshit drunk, that leaves drugs or jealousy/rage.

https://twitter.com/julie_marcus/status/...21/photo/1

Quote:Ok y’all, idk anything for sure but here’s an update. Her name is amber guyger. She’s the one in the sunglasses. That pic is from Botham’s ig last year, she’s lightened her hair. Police have gotten rid of her social media accounts but here’s pics and RECORD OF HER LAST SHOOTING

I don't know if that's right about the pic of them together, but it does sound like the facts are lining up behind "basic bitch white girl from the suburbs won't be pumped and dumped by island dude". The language about the earlier shooting is also ambiguous and leaves open the possibility that she is the one who lost control of her taser in the fight.

Post: #35

Step by step, women are taking over the criminal justice system.

Women judges anybody? Women lawyers? More than 50% of law school grads. This is the ultimate civilization-ending disaster. This one thing. OK call me a paranoid Lemon.

Why? Because when you give them a position of authority that carries with it the ability to use violence, women go FUCKING CRAZY. It's not just that they are manhating lesbians, which is bad enough, but women are utterly, completely unable to process violent force correctly. Their minds cannot process that information properly. Give them a gun and they will fuck it up. Men have a million years of practice at handling violence with some sense of honor or responsibility. Women have zero.

A woman police officer is a disaster in every way possible and CANNOT BE FIXED. There is no training that can EVER fix it.

Women judges are entirely destructive. No sense of duty to society whatsoever. They exist solely to put men and boys in jail, and to pad their resumes. Their sole mission in life.

Women prosecutors? Destruction. Women lawyers? The ultimate social parasites.

And women are FLOCKING to these fields. Destruction of the USA right here. And we are nowhere near a fix. Which is why, I believe that our descent into police state is accelerating, not decelerating, and Trump can't do a thing.

but hey, enjoy the decline! Go do the Dirty Sanchez with a lady cop.

Post: #36

The bitch is only being charged for manslaughter:

https://www.nola.com/crime/index.ssf/201...reddit.com

This is just another reason why people hate the police and justice system, covering up for her already

Post: #37

(09-07-2018 05:45 PM)PapayaTapper Wrote:  I dont buy that she went into the wrong apt by accident. Something or several things are missing from this story. They were fucking, or she was robbing his drug stash or...I dont know but theres more to this

I think inspector Papaya Tapper is gonna win the "I called this shit first" game.

Post: #38

Used to live in Dallas for a bit. It's being flooded with Californians, east coast SJWs and corporate 9 to 5 job chasers. You'd think with one of the best economies in the country the city would be in excellent financial shape. Wrong - it's near bankruptcy due to massive financial mismanagement. IMO the city was becoming the worst parts of the east and west coasts when I left.

The politicians and police chief are equally incompetent, as the video Kona posted shows. You have Dallas' liberal cuck mayor brushing off the fact his chief of police assaulted some guy. If the chief were a white dude he would of been fired and blacklisted yesterday.

No doubt the affirmative action police chief will cover for this affirmative action chick cop and make sure she's protected in every way possible.

In conclusion, 19a was a mistake.

Post: #39

Quote:Chief Hall has confirmed Texas Rangers have had Officer AMBER GUYGER in custody all day.

Texas Rangers released her moments ago. Officer AMBER GUYGER is the officer responsible for murdering Brotham Shem Jean. She is pictured in the photo with the victim. She knew him well. The extent of their relationship is under investigation
https://www.google.com/amp/s/dpdbeat.com...va-st/amp/

^Edit...Caveat some are saying thats not her in pic with victim. If it is shes done

I bet this turns out to be a lovers spat and the charge upgraded to murder. Stay tuned.

Edit This on Twitter

Quote:The neighbor sd she was yelling for him to open the door and when he did she shot him ... i knew she already had that gun out ......the neighbor also sd she took 6 mins to call 911... she had to get those fake tears going

Post: #40

(09-08-2018 04:00 PM)Dulceácido Wrote:  

(09-07-2018 05:45 PM)PapayaTapper Wrote:  I dont buy that she went into the wrong apt by accident. Something or several things are missing from this story. They were fucking, or she was robbing his drug stash or...I dont know but theres more to this

I think inspector Papaya Tapper is gonna win the "I called this shit first" game.

I will contest that claim, PapayaTapper called out a variety of possible true motives, I narrowed it down to calling that she wanted the D first

(09-08-2018 12:12 PM)Repo Wrote:  Calling it now, she wanted the D but he turned her down

Post: #41

(09-08-2018 04:09 PM)Repo Wrote:  

(09-08-2018 04:00 PM)Dulceácido Wrote:  

(09-07-2018 05:45 PM)PapayaTapper Wrote:  I dont buy that she went into the wrong apt by accident. Something or several things are missing from this story. They were fucking, or she was robbing his drug stash or...I dont know but theres more to this

I think inspector Papaya Tapper is gonna win the "I called this shit first" game.

I will contest that claim, PapayaTapper called out a variety of possible true motives, I narrowed it down to calling that we wanted the D first

(09-08-2018 12:12 PM)Repo Wrote:  Calling it now, she wanted the D but he turned her down

Speak for yourself Francis

Post: #42

(09-08-2018 04:09 PM)Repo Wrote:  

(09-08-2018 04:00 PM)Dulceácido Wrote:  

(09-07-2018 05:45 PM)PapayaTapper Wrote:  I dont buy that she went into the wrong apt by accident. Something or several things are missing from this story. They were fucking, or she was robbing his drug stash or...I dont know but theres more to this

I think inspector Papaya Tapper is gonna win the "I called this shit first" game.

I will contest that claim, PapayaTapper called out a variety of possible true motives, I narrowed it down to calling that we wanted the D first

(09-08-2018 12:12 PM)Repo Wrote:  Calling it now, she wanted the D but he turned her down

After further review, the ruling on the forum has been confirmed. Papaya Tapper wins. Repo will have to wait for the next police shooting.

**Had to go back and read carefully. Good call by the replay officials. Definitely a good use of a challenge, though. Unfortunately, you will be charged a timeout

Post: #43

(09-08-2018 02:04 PM)Kona Wrote:  I got a feeling details of this one aren't gonna be made very clear. Apparently they haven't released the shooting cops name. I was googling to see if I'd bang her, and came across the Dallas Police Cheif:





First off, thank God that bitch is off the streets and behind a desk. If she pulls you over you are getting every ticket under the sun.

Second, shes done a little domestic abusing in her day.

Third, the girls club is gonna make sure the shooter gets away with this one.

I feel sorry for guys in Dallas. White ones especially. I wanted their police chief to be some.white guy in a cowboy hat. No such luck.

No wonder this world's going to shit when you got bitches like that running things.

Aloha!

You don't understand, it's much more important that a candidate for top cop checks double diversity boxes (black and female) than if they are an admitted domestic abuser. Lol at "impressed with her honesty". Impressed with her shamelessness is more like it. If a guy had gone in their saying "I slapped my girlfriend around because I thought she might be cheating. I hope you're impressed with my honesty about how I slap my girlfriends around." he would have been reported to his agency, not hired for the top spot in yours. To them, even acknowledging that physical attacks to enforce jealous, controlling behavior by a female are wrong is a step up. Sadly, they are correct.

And lol at "slapped him to get away". How the heck does slapping someone get them away? And she already admitted she did it out of jealousy and anger, not for self defense.

Post: #44

Quote:First off, thank God that bitch is off the streets and behind a desk. If she pulls you over you are getting every ticket under the sun.

I don't think putting her in charge is a step up from having her on the street. She makes the decisions about policies that get people hired or disqualified. In this case, these hiring decisions ended up with a good man murdered, not ticketed. I've seen women hired (and promoted) with DV stuff in their records that would DQ any male candidate.

Post: #45

(09-08-2018 11:19 AM)debeguiled Wrote:  While the LEOs are here, what is the real, not for public consumption, percentage of rape accusations that are false?

I can't hope to give accurate stats, but young teenage girls will throw out some story from the Lifetime Movie of the Week about being abducted if it keeps her from getting in trouble for breaking curfew. They don't have any understanding of the havoc it may cause in someone else's life.

Our sexual assault guys were pretty in tune with reality, and were good about bringing this stuff back to reality, but if an indoctrinated SJW wanted to take this stuff seriously, they could really wreck some lives.

A couple of highlights/lowlight of various situations - I wasn't personally present for this one, but there was one guy that was missing his legs and the prostitute he hired accused him of rape over a payment dispute. It was clearly physically impossible for him to have forced anybody to do anything, but the sergeant told the guys to lock him up anyway. Given the physical circumstances, I have no idea how you get Probable Cause there. Hopefully the judge exercised some common sense.

As far is indoctrinated SJWs, I was pretty liberal when I was young, and I arrested someone in the 90s for something that, based on what I know now, could have just been a college player and buyer's remorse. The ADA told me it was a "pattern of behavior" but the initial evidence was so thin, I wondered if it was just a pattern of being a player. It never went to trial, he took a deal for short time, but still included lifetime registration as a sex offender. For decades I've been wondering if I made the right call. The machinery of the state is a scary thing once it starts grinding in your direction. I was a true believer back then, and I was just contributing to the problem. I hope to hell he was genuinely guilty and I was a help instead of a harm.

Post: #46

It seems that in addition to a promising career at PWC, our hero was from a well-connected St. Lucian family.

https://stluciatimes.com/2018/09/07/wasc...ans-death/

Quote:Botham Shem Jean was the first son of Mrs Allison Jean former Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Education, Innovation, Gender Relations and sustainable Development and Mr Bertram Jean, Stores Supervisor at WASCO.

He was also the nephew of Mr Ignatius Jean, Chief Executive Officer of the Caribbean Water and Sewerage Association Inc. (CAWASA) and former government Minister and Parliamentarian.

How much you want to bet he was running just enough game to have her convinced she wouldn't need to get into fistfights with scumbags anymore, and had a lifetime of tropical vacations ahead of her? Her very own Prince Harry.

Post: #47

(09-08-2018 05:56 PM)DarkTriad Wrote:  

Quote:First off, thank God that bitch is off the streets and behind a desk. If she pulls you over you are getting every ticket under the sun.

I don't think putting her in charge is a step up from having her on the street. She makes the decisions about policies that get people hired or disqualified. In this case, these hiring decisions ended up with a good man murdered, not ticketed. I've seen women hired (and promoted) with DV stuff in their records that would DQ any male candidate.

At least with her at the top there's a mayor and maybe some type of police board she answer a to. I can't imagine what would happen when some poor dude speeding with an better looking than her woman in the passenger seat, gets stopped by that bitch.

Also, I have to wonder how many times in her rise to the top she got to use phrases like "You got a problem taking orders from a woman, detective!" Or shit like that.

Maybe I watch too much law and order.

Aloha!

Post: #48

Manslaughter? Hah! Try paid administrative leave, worst case scenario for her.

Post: #49

Quote:“On Friday, Hall said the department was in the process of filing an arrest warrant for manslaughter, but Guyger remains uncharged. The Texas Rangers have been brought in to further investigate the shooting.
"The Rangers had an opportunity to interview the officer," Hall said Saturday during a community event at Paul Quinn College, according to Dallas ABC affiliate WFAA. "Based on that, they asked us to hold off on the warrant until they had an opportunity to investigate some of the information that was provided from that interview."

....aaaand here comes the murder charge.

Post: #50

(09-09-2018 01:43 PM)Dulceácido Wrote:  

Quote:"The Rangers had an opportunity to interview the officer," Hall said Saturday during a community event at Paul Quinn College, according to Dallas ABC affiliate WFAA. "Based on that, they asked us to hold off on the warrant until they had an opportunity to investigate some of the information that was provided from that interview."

....aaaand here comes the murder charge.

Yup. Friendly reminder: DON'T TALK TO THE COPS.

EVEN IF YOU'RE A COP, DON'T TALK TO THE COPS.