Here's the way I see it. This guy has been fired. Okay, great. Where are the criminal charges?
No, seriously, why isn't this guy in jail?
He seized fentanyl, charged the guy with a crime for possessing it, then stole evidence, falsified a police report, illegally destroyed evidence (you know, by ingesting it), and OD'd in a bathroom causing an emergency response and a massive waste of taxpayer resources as a result.
So why hasn't he been charged with a crime? I can't find anything about it, and Grok hasn't been able to find anything either. So what's up?
There's at least a few charges I can think of. Possession, of course, since he stole evidence and was improperly possessing it outside of his official duties. Stealing evidence, that's definitely a crime too. Illegally destroying evidence, also definitely a crime. Knowingly filing a false police report? I mean that's definitely gotta be illegal... right? And then ODing in a public bathroom? I mean... causing a public disturbance or something at the least here.
Why is there such a culture of acting like police officers deserve such coddling and mere slaps on the wrist for the same things they take a paycheck to destroy people's lives for? They should know better. If anything, they should get more severe punishments than some random homeless guy who ODs on fent in a bathroom.
I've always been outspoken about being anti-drug war, but this utter hypocrisy disgusts me even more.
Every facet of this country has become corrupt, politicians, judicial, county commissioners, airport authorities, city councils, county sheriffs, from federal, state, and local municipalities, the swamp runs deep.
The same corruption that brought the Chinese,Russians,French as well as Americans to revolt.Over and over throughout the world,same critter,different name.