Oh this is good. Dallas PD cop kills man

[ZX9RCAM]

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

How is it "random" if they think one has done drugs?

 

[ZX9RCAM]

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.

Ok, random and surprise are two different things.

 

[deemus]

How is it "random" if they think one has done drugs?

You're on a need to basis little buddy.....

lol

 

[jordanmills]

Where did the text in quotes come from?

My fingers.

 

[jordanmills]

How is it "random" if they think one has done drugs?

It's not. They say it's random in the policy. It's a total coincidence that Reefer Ron got randomly picked for it on 21 April.

 

[V-Tach]

Cam is stirring the pot again......

Love it.....

 

[ZX9RCAM]

It's not. They say it's random in the policy. It's a total coincidence that Reefer Ron got randomly picked for it on 21 April.

That's surprise, not random.

Every couple of months our company did random testing.
Four or five people were sent to be screened.

 

[Big Green]

So apparently there was some social media stuff brought up?

 

[alias]

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.

She said she had used marijuana in the past. The sound quality was bad and I didn't get the details. She carried on an illicit affair against dept policy with her partner and may have been under the influence when she couldn't find her own apartment. So I doubt much of anything was off limits to her.

8 grams of weed found in Jean's apartment doesn't have any bearing on the case and doesn't expunge the fact the victim was an outstanding individual compared to the confused POS that murdered him.

 

[alias]

So apparently there was some social media stuff brought up?

She was a Navy Seal, one shot one kill, wannabe. She also posted something saying people are so unappreciative of the fact she doesn't kill them or something to that effect.

 

[deemus]

She said she had used marijuana in the past. The sound quality was bad and I didn't get the details. She carried on an illicit affair against dept policy with her partner and may have been under the influence when she couldn't find her own apartment. So I doubt much of anything was off limits to her.

8 grams of weed found in Jean's apartment doesn't have any bearing on the case and doesn't expunge the fact the victim was an outstanding individual compared to the confused POS that murdered him.

Her use was in 2011.

I made no suggestions as to his character. Seemed like a good dude for the most part. Involved in some good stuff, youth minister at his church, etc. I was just commenting that it seemed PWC would have caught him "riding dirty" if they in fact had a random drug testing policy.

And I will walk back the 8 oz comment. I found a conversion to ounces, and it aint that much. (roughly .2 ounces) Though I will admit to being surprised that a youth minister is smoking pot. Maybe that is a common thing in the Carribean? No clue on that.

BTW, you are in Spicewood? I love to eat at Opies BBQ. LOVE their butter beans. Thursdays I think?

 

[alias]

They had DPD Homicide Detective Eddie Ibarra on the stand as a witness. He was great on First 48 Hours.

 

[alias]

Her use was in 2011.

I made no suggestions as to his character. Seemed like a good dude for the most part. Involved in some good stuff, youth minister at his church, etc. I was just commenting that it seemed PWC would have caught him "riding dirty" if they in fact had a random drug testing policy.

And I will walk back the 8 oz comment. I found a conversion to ounces, and it aint that much. (roughly .2 ounces) Though I will admit to being surprised that a youth minister is smoking pot. Maybe that is a common thing in the Carribean? No clue on that.

BTW, you are in Spicewood? I love to eat at Opies BBQ. LOVE their butter beans. Thursdays I think?

Yup, Thurs. You can take pintos to go but Opie's don't let you take the Butter Beans to go. I live off 414 on the lake.

 

[rmantoo]

Though I will admit to being surprised that a youth minister is smoking pot. Maybe that is a common thing in the Carribean? No clue on that.

I think many, possibly most, people from my generation and older (I was born in 1967) would be surprised- amazed, perhaps- at how common pot smoking is now.

 

[Bithabus]

Well I'm surprised by the verdict. Meanwhile we have other cops murdering people by shooting through their windows with no justification. Political justice.

 

[alias]

Theys said sentencing was going to be today at 2 EST. I put stuff off and stayed glued to this computer all afternoon only to hear they will resume tomorrow for sentencing.

 

[txinvestigator]

Theys said sentencing was going to be today at 2 EST. I put stuff off and stayed glued to this computer all afternoon only to hear they will resume tomorrow for sentencing.

Sentencing is like a separate trial. Prior bad acts, character witnesses, and other testimony that is not permitted during the guilt/innocence phase are permissible.

 

[dapakattack]

I say anything short of 20 years and the local agitators will, well, do more than just agitate.

 

[Coiled]

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.

You didn't think that through to well, did ya . . .

 

[alias]

Sentencing is like a separate trial. Prior bad acts, character witnesses, and other testimony that is not permitted during the guilt/innocence phase are permissible.

Ok thx.
They left all that out on CSI.