NH policeman is nice to elderly lady, gets in trouble when she leaves him $2.7 million in her will

[buddhallah_the_christ]

Report Portsmouth police sergeant violated department rules with 2.7 million inheritance New Hampshire
He violated department policy. It shouldn't be that easy for him to just continue to work as an officer even with another department. I know it will be but there is an underlying issue that that should be addressed.
He may spend money to become a batman. Thus he will regain his relevance as policeman.

 

[bodecea]

Unless he did something illegal, forceful or dishonest with her....what's the problem with her doing what she did? Are there other family members complaining?

 

[prison/con.net]

why bother to remain a cop, or work at all?. ? pay your 1.2 million in taxes, invest a million wisely, and put 1/2 million into gold coins and survival stuff/training. If you look around the world, there's always safe, tax free bonds to be had, 10% annual return. Subtract the 5% average annual US inflation, have dual citizenship with some country that does not have much (if any) income tax on foreign-made income, and you'll have a clear, real 50k per year of return on your million. that's plenty of money, unless you've been stupid and had more than one kid, or a non-working wife.

 

[Moonglow]

he must have been real nice to the lady...

 

[JOSweetHeart]

To me, that inheritance shouldn't be a threat of any kind to his job because its his business and no one else's.

God bless you and him always!!!

Holly

 

[EverCurious]

There's a department policy that a police officer can't date someone or form a relationship with them?!?

Did I miss something here or is that just totally fucked up?