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1. "Relieved of duty" I guess we'll find out what that means..temporary or permanent and if the teacher sues

Thu Dec 26, 2024, 10:47 PM

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I hope he does. I’m of the understanding that flipping someone the bird is not a crime..even if it’s to a cop

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The deputy should have a thicker skin...Geeeebz.... electric_blue68 Yesterday #6

It's called contempt of cop and it's "illegal" in almost every jurisdiction. Hassin Bin Sober 21 hrs ago #10

gosh maybe they just need more training WhiskeyGrinder Thursday #2

Post removed Post removed 10 hrs ago #12

hello. carpetbagger 10 hrs ago #13

You are correct. H2O Man 10 hrs ago #14

I'm riffing on Groucho Marx's, Hello, I Must Be Going Brother Buzz 9 hrs ago #15

The real H2O Man 8 hrs ago #16

ohh what did it say WhiskeyGrinder 7 hrs ago #17

LA Sheriff's is a corrupt cop-gang organization MurrayDelph Yesterday #4

Seriously, is there anything less fragile than intheflow 22 hrs ago #7

Yep, that's how they operate Blue_Tires 21 hrs ago #9