Oh this is good. Dallas PD cop kills man

[Glenn B]

Good for her is how I see it. I am surprised she was convicted of murder and not manslaughter but I imagine the jury had its reasons. Either way, she killed this guy with zero just cause in my opinion. In the beginning, I leaned toward it having been a terrible and tragic mistake made on her part due to fatigue that might have some bit of mitigating circumstances to it; yet, the more I saw and heard, the more I was convinced that she was absolutely reckless in how she handled the situation and she paid little to know attention to the situation unfolding around her. Now she will have to pay for it. Of course, the appeals will go on for years to come.

 

[candcallen]

I'm sure Amber's gonna get tickled in the big house!!

Female prisons arent like mens. They are like a family group instead of gangs or race. Like an organized crime family, sometimes along racial lines but not like men's.

That said they still dont like people who hurt children or cops.

 

[V-Tach]

Surprised with 1st degree, but not disappointed.............

 

[Renegade]

She is a shit magnet. Everything she touches, everyone around finds is in trouble. DPD has announced her partner, and special treatment she got is also under investigation. There is going to be massive fallout, and the civil suits have not even started.

More of the fallout, and this was before conviction.

https://www.keranews.org/post/9-cas...police-officer-amber-guyger-have-been-dropped

 

[alias]

I'm listening to Botham Jean's mother and coworker going over his accomplishments; volunteer missionary work, choir singer, too many volunteer organizations to list, some of which he founded himself, volunteer working with elders setting up computers for them to doing free yard work for them to sponsoring at risk kids. He taught Youth Ministry.

He was an intern and math whiz as well as an IT expert at Price, Waterhouse and Cooper.

At 26, he dwarfs anything I've done.
I hope that bitch Guyger rots in that prison cell.

 

[Renegade]

Failed her first PG at DPD.

Apparently she is a brownie thief and stole a pen from TGIF. Jeez.

 

[txinvestigator]

My point is when we were all stating our opinion, you were silent. Once the verdict is read, you are all full of comment that aligns with the result.

YOUR post in the Poll on guilt or innocence:

I thought she was not guilty, but figured the jury would find her guilty.

In fact, if you read my posts you can see that

 

[deemus]

I'm listening to Botham Jean's mother and coworker going over his accomplishments; volunteer missionary work, choir singer, too many volunteer organizations to list, some of which he founded himself, volunteer working with elders setting up computers for them to doing free yard work for them to sponsoring at risk kids. He taught Youth Ministry.

He was an intern and math whiz as well as an IT expert at Price, Waterhouse and Cooper.

At 26, he dwarfs anything I've done.
I hope that bitch Guyger rots in that prison cell.

I would have sworn PWC had a drug testing policy.

Maybe Jean figured out a way to beat it.

 

[deemus]

Failed her first PG at DPD.

Apparently she is a brownie thief and stole a pen from TGIF. Jeez.

I would have never guessed she would have failed a point guard. Seems like the kind that would LOVE a point guard.

 

[Frank59]

I would have sworn PWC had a drug testing policy.

Maybe Jean figured out a way to beat it.

A lot of places only require pre employment drug testing. Places that do random testing in addition to pre employment only do so if there is a suspicion of drug use. And yes sir, there are certainly ways to beat the test.

 

[ZX9RCAM]

A lot of places only require pre employment drug testing. Places that do random testing in addition to pre employment only do so if there is a suspicion of drug use. And yes sir, there are certainly ways to beat the test.

Sorry, but not the definition of random.

 

[Frank59]

Sorry, but not the definition of random.

The way our drug testing policy is written it is. Depends upon the language of the policy.

 

[alias]

I would have sworn PWC had a drug testing policy.

Maybe Jean figured out a way to beat it.

I'm sure there is. Amber Guyger apparently knew how.

 

[SQLGeek]

I would have sworn PWC had a drug testing policy.

Usually only the pre-employment screening.

 

[jordanmills]

I would have sworn PWC had a drug testing policy.

Maybe Jean figured out a way to beat it.

They're not hard to beat at all. Lucky for me I actually don't want to do drugs, so I save myself even that minimal effort.

 

[deemus]

I'm sure there is. Amber Guyger apparently knew how.

Dont recall testimony that she had smoked pot like Jean. 8 grams seems more than a private stash too, but I don't recall that being addressed during trial.

 

[jordanmills]

Sorry, but not the definition of random.

"claim to do random drug testing"

 

[ZX9RCAM]

"claim to do random drug testing"

Where did the text in quotes come from?

 

[Frank59]

"claim to do random drug testing"

Correct. We can't single someone out on a hunch they are using so we send them over for an official Random (Surprise) test. By the true definition Cam is right.

 

[Frank59]

Where did the text in quotes come from?

LMAO