Kevin108
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I think joab's issue with proof will be resolved when the VCDL finally gets Norfolk to abide by the FOIA and provide the recorded radio traffic concerning this event.
A failure to abide fully by a lawful request for information indicates a guilty conscience, if not an outright attempt to obstruct justice.I think joab's issue with proof will be resolved when the VCDL finally gets Norfolk to abide by the FOIA and provide the recorded radio traffic concerning this event.
Norfolk's failure to fully comply with a FOIA request is also a known fact.That is the joy of basing your argument on known facts and not making baseless accusation
Yes.Most if not all city police forces have a mandatory academy for recruits, they made a whole series of movies dealing with the subject
Is there a point in there?
Hmmm, you seem to be saying that your acquaintance [casual or otherwise] with "many cops" qualifies you to state the hiring and retention qualifications for EVERY police force in the United States.know many cops and can tell you that there is no requirement that a cop have a criminology degree
Does Chicago set the hiring standards for Norfolk now?In fact, the Chicago Police Department requires a college degree for current hires. In fact, you can see older police complaining about college educated police, whom they refer to as the "hair gel police", here: http://secondcitycop.blogspot.com
That wasn't the issue or question was it?What sort of degree would you suppose someone wanting to be a police officer would pursue? Art History? Botany? Theoretical Physics?
Nowhere habe I claimed to know the policies of every PDHmmm, you seem to be saying that your acquaintance [casual or otherwise] with "many cops" qualifies you to state the hiring and retention qualifications for EVERY police force in the United States.
Maybe you can show me where that was part of the comment that I responded toWhy do you believe that those who have attended a police training academy have a LESSER duty to know and obey the law than someone who HASN'T?
Is it?Norfolk's failure to fully comply with a FOIA request is also a known fact.
There are several legal reasons that a request can be refusedI wonder why someone would violate the law that way?
Not unexpectedly, they have failed to elucidate any of them. But then if you were trying to obstruct justice, you probably wouldn't...There are several legal reasons that a request can be refused
They responded incompletely and suspiciously to Chet and the VCDL's request.How did they respond to your request?
What sort of degree would you suppose someone wanting to be a police officer would pursue? Art History?
Citroen throws down the Gauntlet, touché!For a mere $30.00 I can get the steak without the bull.
It is unfortunate that you have been cowed by what you think is the bull
I mean, given that they don't actually know any laws -- or can at least allege they don't -- so, what . . . they just invent stuff to enforce?
3. Frequent use of marijuana, e.g., ten times within two years prior to the application date.
Is that a fact, Robert? If so, I'm stunned. Speechless, really.Frequent use of marijuana, e.g., ten times within two years prior to the application date.
I not sure if that is one of THRs patented twist attempts or a failure to follow the discussionNorfolk's PD education requirement is a GED?
They otherwise have no specific instruction in what laws they are to enforce?
Perhaps you could point out any reference of the police force not knowing any betterI think a police force claiming not to have specific knowledge of a law they vigorously violate . . . probably a good thing I'm not mayor down there.
Many people wouldn't consider torturing someone with handcuffs, "good faith".We are talking about individuals officers who obviously acted in good faith by calling on their legal authority to clarify, presumably after their filed supervisor was unable to.