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I remember this. I also remember thinking that if someone is being held because they are drunk there is no reason to bring in 5 of your coworkers, force them down, and strip off all their clothing. If that is a policy of the police department, that all inmates must be naked, then we should have a public discussion about that.
I remember this. I also remember thinking that if someone is being held because they are drunk there is no reason to bring in 5 of your coworkers, force them down, and strip off all their clothing. If that is a policy of the police department, that all inmates must be naked, then we should have a public discussion about that.
In the video they explain that they needed to strip her because she was suicidal and that her clothing could pose as a hazard. Right.
I don't get how the amount of the settlement is undisclosed. The police department isn't exactly a "private party". They are fiscally (and otherwise) accountable to the community, and since the taxpayers will end up footing the bill for these jackass cops' behavior, the public has a right to know what the damages were.
Swanson said revised budget figures sent by the county commissioners’ office this week show that he and other county officials likely will need to cut their budgets deeper than originally expected due to the $2.96 million that’s missing from county accounts. Federal authorities said last month that former Chief Deputy Treasurer Vincent Frustaci stole at least $2.46 million.
That's not by the book... I seem to remember that ONLY members of the same sex are allow to strip search someone... The cop is a dirtbag... he should be in jail and far worse things done to him...
In the video they explain that they needed to strip her because she was suicidal and that her clothing could pose as a hazard. Right.
I don't get how the amount of the settlement is undisclosed. The police department isn't exactly a "private party". They are fiscally (and otherwise) accountable to the community, and since the taxpayers will end up footing the bill for these jackass cops' behavior, the public has a right to know what the damages were.
Well to be fair that is policy. That's pretty standard for any law enforcement/correctional institute. Anyone who claims to be suicidal, or determined to be suicidal is stripped of all clothing and held in a suicide prevention cell.
Well to be fair that is policy. That's pretty standard for any law enforcement/correctional institute. Anyone who claims to be suicidal, or determined to be suicidal is stripped of all clothing and held in a suicide prevention cell.
The problem is that lack of consistency with their Policies. No Car cam until after the the subject is in the patrol car. Females officers only with with female detainees that are strip searched. There is no need to be fair with this Sheriffs office. Had they followed all their own policies then they would have a case. Also where is the video that the one jail employee is caught on tape making with her own camera on the tax payer dime.
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