lordsarson's Blog

Aug 7,2008

Marshal Law?

Do we, the public, need Marshal Law?
Lets get real, shure there are a lot of things, this person did, that were wrong. But, does that make, the police, any less criminal, for taking this persons property, when only tickets and fines were warranted?
Last I checked, the police, are supposed to be Civil Servants. "To Serve And Protect" the public. Not, service and protect themselves, not their own police family!
It appears, the police today, are just as criminal, as the police, of the Al Capone days.
From The Chief of police, down through the ranks. This doesn't mean, all police officers are corrupt, there are too many, bad apples in the barrel.
Now, we the public, don't have much trust, in these, SO CALL Civil Servants.

The real story is making sure the police obey the rules also,this came to light about the chiefs daughter and it would not be fair to the public if werent investigated fully.I believe that it is possible the chief was unaware of his daughters abuse in the system,whatever,remember even though this was his daughter didnt mean that he himself was doing the crime.I know there are many good cops and many bad ones also.....so lets just HOPE that when we need one (a good one responds)hahaha...

P.S. I am by far a cop hater because I live where you people watch the news stories about. I have to call them frequently. I try to help them when I see things wrong and it doesn't matter if you want to change your life, the POLICE are in BUSINESS to make money. Nobodies doing it for the love of my community. I wave at the POLICE as I cut my grass and you would think I give them the finger. They want an adversarial relationship with people in my neighborhood. But I do still believe in the idea of what they are supposed to be and when I see them do something good I call their Commanders and give them praise. I just think when you let your department act without rules it will come back and bite the most visible scapegoat. I personally LOVED Mokwa-he had class and didn't have that fake fear of black folks.

Oh Kaddas, I really was stressing who towed my car buddy and you are right--oh except for my 95 Chevolet Caprice that the Beverly Hills Police pulled me over for saying it was stolen. This was a pleasant surprise to my finance company. This car was very legal and you know what-after taking me to the station for "stealing" my own car, the nice officer uncuffed me and pushed me out a side door--nothing written, nothing explained, nothing filed. I never saw the car again--I like to think they stripped it and parted it out like on the movies but I know one of their cronies or relatives is driving it.

chickenlicker I don't lie I have nothing to gain from it. Funny thing is I had all that stuff, and I actually paid off the car as it sat in my backyard because after the first oilchange the car had massive mechanical problems that the dealer put something in to hide. I couldn't afford to get it fixed and pay the car note. So I paid the car note. Actually if you want to know the whole truth I had two different plates on the car, 1 mine the other my ex's. Turns up she had tickets on her car and since the plates were on my car they became my tickets--even though I didn't get them. That's what the car was actually towed for--the tickets. When I asked how can that be legal the clerk downtown said how is putting someone elses plates on your car legal--she was right but I remember when you got a ticket for inproper plates not someone elses tickets. I just thought it was funny that the plate he went for was the bad one after running both--it was about the money and don't get me wrong I am no a victim I was just bothered by their smiles.