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time to uphold the law
April 14, 2011 | 10:35 PM
All personal opinions aside, the police have a duty to uphold the laws and rights of us, the citizens. They are no better than we are, nor are they above the law. This officer had no right or justification in doing what he did other than plain old intimidation, a tactic that MPD obviously utilizes regularly. If we did this we would have been charged. MPD should do what is right and reprimand this officer for his offenses, if not let him go completely. I understand he is a veteran of many years, so what. That is STILL no justification. Do what is right. Get rid of these bad apples and redeem the name and re-earn the respect that should be deserved of MPD.
get rid of the bad apples
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