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<blockquote data-quote="witzend" data-source="post: 188747" data-attributes="member: 99"><p>Long story short, a friend was t-boned by an ex-cop a few weeks ago. Of course, he glad handed all the cops at the scene, and <em>she</em> got the ticket. I googled him, and found the reason he wasn't a cop anymore.</p><p></p><p>Ex-C was a Sgt in the Detective Division downtown with the city police force, and lived in the unincorporated county next door's (my county) jurisdiction. He beat his wife in front of the child. She was bruised and reported it. Ex-C went to his lieutenant in the city and told him what was happening. A city unit drove him to the county sheriff, and they charged and released him. He was suspended from his duties. He plead guilty about four months later and was sentenced to anger management with a delayed filing. He completed the anger management in 6 months, and his guilty plea was reversed. He was re-instated as an patrol officer in one of the outlying precincts that had a lot of gang activity. He quit not long after that, but he still had a job and he had a clean record.</p><p></p><p>I hope that your ex will get a decent attorney and make arrangements to rethink the appropriate options for misbehavior. The only way he comes out of this wrong is if he tries to minimize the seriousness of his actions, and/or if he tries to intimidate you into minimizing the seriousness of his actions. Right or wrong, (in my humble opinion you did the right thing) it's out of your hands now, and he's the one responsible for what he did.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="witzend, post: 188747, member: 99"] Long story short, a friend was t-boned by an ex-cop a few weeks ago. Of course, he glad handed all the cops at the scene, and [i]she[/i] got the ticket. I googled him, and found the reason he wasn't a cop anymore. Ex-C was a Sgt in the Detective Division downtown with the city police force, and lived in the unincorporated county next door's (my county) jurisdiction. He beat his wife in front of the child. She was bruised and reported it. Ex-C went to his lieutenant in the city and told him what was happening. A city unit drove him to the county sheriff, and they charged and released him. He was suspended from his duties. He plead guilty about four months later and was sentenced to anger management with a delayed filing. He completed the anger management in 6 months, and his guilty plea was reversed. He was re-instated as an patrol officer in one of the outlying precincts that had a lot of gang activity. He quit not long after that, but he still had a job and he had a clean record. I hope that your ex will get a decent attorney and make arrangements to rethink the appropriate options for misbehavior. The only way he comes out of this wrong is if he tries to minimize the seriousness of his actions, and/or if he tries to intimidate you into minimizing the seriousness of his actions. Right or wrong, (in my humble opinion you did the right thing) it's out of your hands now, and he's the one responsible for what he did. [/QUOTE]
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