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http://www.oregonlive.com/washingtoncounty/index.ssf/2008/12/hillsboro_officer_investigated.html
anyone know these people? i wonder what would happen if i did this. would i be arrested on the spot with no evidence other than the couple's statement? you goddamn bet i would be.
another example of our masters, the protected, upper class LEOs.
he admits to pulling his gun out...
"Hillsboro officials are trying to determine whether Officer Scott Hanley, 38, improperly displayed his gun to a Scappoose couple outside a grocery store on Nov. 26.
Rouches said Hanley pulled out his service weapon "after being startled" when the couple parked their truck close to his vehicle.
Rouches said Scappoose police investigated the incident and referred the matter to the Columbia County District Attorney's office for review. No arrests were made.
Rouches said Hanley has been with Hillsboro Police since March. He came there from Scappoose and previously worked in Newberg.
Rouches said the department's internal review will continue. He said Hanley was not placed on leave because of inconsistencies in the couple's version of the encounter, and because there was not enough evidence to justify relieving Hanley from duty."
http://www.oregonlive.com/washingtoncounty/index.ssf/2008/12/hillsboro_officer_investigated.html
anyone know these people? i wonder what would happen if i did this. would i be arrested on the spot with no evidence other than the couple's statement? you goddamn bet i would be.
another example of our masters, the protected, upper class LEOs.
he admits to pulling his gun out...
"Hillsboro officials are trying to determine whether Officer Scott Hanley, 38, improperly displayed his gun to a Scappoose couple outside a grocery store on Nov. 26.
Rouches said Hanley pulled out his service weapon "after being startled" when the couple parked their truck close to his vehicle.
Rouches said Scappoose police investigated the incident and referred the matter to the Columbia County District Attorney's office for review. No arrests were made.
Rouches said Hanley has been with Hillsboro Police since March. He came there from Scappoose and previously worked in Newberg.
Rouches said the department's internal review will continue. He said Hanley was not placed on leave because of inconsistencies in the couple's version of the encounter, and because there was not enough evidence to justify relieving Hanley from duty."