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Cop hater?

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SFCRetired

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One of the local television stations just posted online about a former state trooper who is being released from prison after twenty-five years. His crime? He shot his trooper girlfriend in the back of the head as she sat in her patrol car!! His motive? The $350,000 life insurance policy he took out on her.

This is the comment I posted on the website:




I think that, had he not been law enforcement, he would still be behind bars. Shame, shame, shame.


 
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The average time spent in jail in America for 1st degree murder is 17 years.

If you watch the show First 48 Hours on A&E they have a special where they follow up on cases they featured and show the trial and sentence. It is absolutely disgusting to see vicious and senseless murderers getting 15-20 years for their crimes.

Unfortunately being a cop doesnt appear to have anything to do with being released after 25 years. In America, we just seem to go easy on murderers often.
 
papa bear

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EMNofSeattle said:
No, I would say you're a violent felon hater, as are most people on this forum I bet.
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now i wouldn't say that. remember you can catch the wrong fish and be a felon. can't remember the name of the book, but it was on how many time you commit a felony a day
 
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