SavannahMann
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Corrupt police when they are caught, basically spend no time paying for their crimes. Of course, there are exceptions, but those exceptions are so extraordinary they prove the rule.
Arizona, a Sheriff was stealing money, lying about it, and defrauding the county. Bernie Madoff was cheating and stealing, and he is the devil that proves we need oversight according to many.
Worst of the Month — February
Remember he was embezzling cash from the seized asset fund. So what punishment will this crook face?
Tell me again defenders of the thin blue li(n)e how unfair and hard it is to be a cop. Imagine the stress that the cops feel knowing that if they're caught, they'll get away with it anyway.
The Prosecutors, Judges, and other cops all want to take care of this guy, because he was a cop and thus a member of the gang. That's how they react to all crooked cops.
Yes he was just one, and there are tens of thousands who were not charged with this particular crime. Yet, the pattern emerges if you care to look at the information.
SPD Sgt. accused of tipping off officer suspended for a month
Now, if you were anyone else and tipped off the subject of an investigation that the cops were looking at him. Guess what? You wouldn't get suspended for a month, you would be looking at Conspiracy, interfering with an investigation, perhaps accessory after the fact. But if you're a cop, and you let another cop know he's being investigated for raping another cop, well that's just a minor employment issue we can take care of administratively.
Seriously, he notified a fellow cop that they were looking at him for a Rape. And all he got for that was a month off of work.
Arizona, a Sheriff was stealing money, lying about it, and defrauding the county. Bernie Madoff was cheating and stealing, and he is the devil that proves we need oversight according to many.
Worst of the Month — February
Remember he was embezzling cash from the seized asset fund. So what punishment will this crook face?
The plea bargain dismisses all felonies, with Radtke admitting to three misdemeanor theft counts. He agreed to not seek employment as a law-enforcement officer or with Pima County government. In return, prosecutors will request one year of probation without incarceration and will not prosecute Radtke for other offenses.
The deal allows Radtke to receive an $82,800 annual pension from the state Public Safety Personnel Retirement System and a one-time $505,000 payment from the system’s Deferred Retirement Option Plan, according to the retirement system’s records. Within six years, Radtke will receive more than $1 million in state retirement benefits.
Had Radtke been convicted of any of the felony charges against him, he would have been required by law to forfeit his state pension because the crime was committed in the course of his role as a public official for a government employer.
The plea was accepted by Magistrate Judge Eric Markovich. Sentencing is scheduled for April 7 in U.S. District Court in Tucson.
Tell me again defenders of the thin blue li(n)e how unfair and hard it is to be a cop. Imagine the stress that the cops feel knowing that if they're caught, they'll get away with it anyway.
The Prosecutors, Judges, and other cops all want to take care of this guy, because he was a cop and thus a member of the gang. That's how they react to all crooked cops.
Yes he was just one, and there are tens of thousands who were not charged with this particular crime. Yet, the pattern emerges if you care to look at the information.
SPD Sgt. accused of tipping off officer suspended for a month
Now, if you were anyone else and tipped off the subject of an investigation that the cops were looking at him. Guess what? You wouldn't get suspended for a month, you would be looking at Conspiracy, interfering with an investigation, perhaps accessory after the fact. But if you're a cop, and you let another cop know he's being investigated for raping another cop, well that's just a minor employment issue we can take care of administratively.
Seriously, he notified a fellow cop that they were looking at him for a Rape. And all he got for that was a month off of work.