If he had taken that advice he could have put an end to it. Laughing my FFn ass of on that one you posted.
Stupid, Dumb and Just Plain Ignorant Cop Thread
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If he had taken that advice he could have put an end to it. Laughing my FFn ass of on that one you posted.
I'll talk to JLM about his tardiness, in not explaining sarcasm to you soon enough.
Why? I recognize sarcasm.
What does that have to do with you admitting to be stupid?
It's not as if it was a huge secret around here.
Interesting reading comprehension issues you have.
Like I said, your stupidity is no secret around here.
Again, it's a matter of opinion. I think you are kind by telling me I'm never wrong. I don't agree with your sentiment but I do appreciate the support you have given me.
If you think I said what you claim, you just made the opinion that you're stupid, fact.
Thanks for removing any doubt about it.
I'm aware of that. It's your reading and comprehension issues that get in the way of your progress.
You should work on that.
Mountie investigated after cocaine and cash go missing | CTV British Columbia A Vancouver Island Mountie has been removed from service and is under investigation after cocaine and $10,000 in cash disappeared from an exhibit locker.
The evidence was seized during a drug investigation by Nanaimo RCMP and was discovered to be missing in December. A criminal investigation was launched after the money and 0.3 grams of drugs could not be located.
An eight-year member of the RCMP is now the subject of a code of conduct investigation concerning his handling of the evidence. He has been removed from operations pending the outcome.
Nanaimo detachment commander Supt. Norm McPhail issued a statement Wednesday saying that he has ordered changes to the handling of exhibits.
"Allegations of misconduct by our employees is extremely troubling. Troubling to the public and troubling to me. But also troubling to the over 9,000 RCMP employees in BC who have the highest moral and ethical standards," he said.
He said the case is a priority and a separate statutory investigation is also underway.
The evidence was seized during a drug investigation by Nanaimo RCMP and was discovered to be missing in December. A criminal investigation was launched after the money and 0.3 grams of drugs could not be located.
An eight-year member of the RCMP is now the subject of a code of conduct investigation concerning his handling of the evidence. He has been removed from operations pending the outcome.
Nanaimo detachment commander Supt. Norm McPhail issued a statement Wednesday saying that he has ordered changes to the handling of exhibits.
"Allegations of misconduct by our employees is extremely troubling. Troubling to the public and troubling to me. But also troubling to the over 9,000 RCMP employees in BC who have the highest moral and ethical standards," he said.
He said the case is a priority and a separate statutory investigation is also underway.
