Somehow...! Somehow! someone always an excuse for these types of people.
'He was young and in training.'
What utter fucking bullshit.
I'm sorry if some of you are offended but he is factually a male policeman officer so I think people are allowed to think that his job and his sex have some bearing on how he has been socialised that think this is acceptable in a professional settings.
'My husband/brother/cousin would never do something like this, he thinks it's disgusting.'
Half the women on here didn't manage to notice their husband having affairs behind their back, I'd be surprised if most of them knew what their partners were like out of earshot at work.
I can't stand 'my John would never' mentality which puts conversations back into a space we were have to argue that these attitudes exist before we can even begin to tackle them to stop women and any vulnerable person being victimised by barely trained morons.
The man's a piece of shit who made fun over the kidnap and murder of a young innocent woman. Whilst on duty, being paid by the taxpayer.
The meme was an instruction manual on how to kidnap and murder a woman, a step-by-step guide that someone had created
Is that what the police are paid to do?
Because one of them is alleged to have done that in Sarah's case and it seems that more male police officers that it's would be amusing in some way to do this.
Why is he still working? Why desk duty and not immediate termination for promoting violence against women?
We need to take a good long look at policing standards in this country, the way some officers treat people they see as lower than them is disgusting.
How many reports have been sent to IPOC on this case alone for procedural failing? At my last count it was seven.
This is not one lone moron.
If 'members of the force' actually care about the public reputation of policing they should pull their fingers out and refuse to allow this institutional attiude to continue to flourish.
Set an example of what it means to be a decent police officer with some morals.