I expect that the cases will be quietly settled out of court.
I expect that the cases will be quietly settled out of court.
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PolWatch (08-29-2014)
My point is, since the police are a taxpayer funded organization, the lawsuit hurts the taxpayers not the police. The protestors tore the town down, looted and robbed, and burned businesses. To reward them is a travesty and injurious to the taxpayer. I predict the tax base will move out of that hell hole.
Yes, it's all about the money.
GrassrootsConservative (08-29-2014)
Yes, it's going to be the finishing shot for many in the town of ferguson.
The Feds are already doling out money.
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The St. Louis cop who was suspended for pointing his semi-automatic rifle and threatening protesters in Ferguson, Missouri, has resigned
http://www.nbcnews.com/storyline/michael-brown-shooting/missouri-cop-resigns-after-pointing-rifle-ferguson-protesters-n191751
Lt. Ray Albers, who was put on indefinite leave from the St. Ann Police Department after being caught on a cellphone video that went viral, quit the job he had held since 1994 on Thursday. Albers could not be reached for comment.
The video showed the officer pointing his gun at a demonstrator who apparently had his hands up.
He cursed and appeared to say, "I will ... kill you" before a sergeant made him lower his weapon and walk away.
Albers was among the officers called in from neighboring towns to deal with unrest after a Ferguson police officer shot and killed an unarmed 18-year-old, Michael Brown on Aug. 9.
The video, which contains profanity, has gotten more than half a million hits on YouTube
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