Anti-kop meanies

[tod evans]

Damn it man! Ya'll need to learn some better kopsuckery from a few of the new guys....

Courtesy of Drudge;





Some DPD Officers Say Unfair Discipline, Stress Partly Behind Slower Response

http://dfw.cbslocal.com/2015/08/24/some-dpd-officers-say-unfair-discipline-stress-partly-behind-slower-response/

The head of the Dallas Police Association tells CBS 11 News that longer 911 response times can be blamed in part by officers being mentally beaten down.
“The bottom line is response times are up, violent crime is up, and officers are fed up,” said Ron Pinkston, president of the Dallas Police Association.
Many of the 3,000 officers he represents are moving slower because of concerns over safety and fears about violating department policies, Pinkston said.
“The motivation is a little lacking,” he said. “I think it’s just the fear of doing the right thing and that they are going to get disciplined for doing that.”
Pinkston said officers are too often being reprimanded for the way they drive during high speed chases or for the difficult decisions they have to make when using deadly force.
“The only way we are going to get this response times to turn around is get a different management style or get a different manager,” Pinkston said.
Dallas Police Chief Brown told city council members Monday that new training requirements are responsible for the slower response to priority one calls – now at eight minutes and 13 seconds – the highest in at least three years.
Priority two calls take more than 22 minutes despite a city goal of 12 minutes.
Pinkston said Monday’s promotion of more high-ranking officers takes more patrol men and women off the street and leaves those out there feeling vulnerable.
“When they see criminal suspects that look suspicious, they are not going to engage those suspects from fear that nobody’s going to support them,” Pinkston said.


"Copsucker"
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[Origanalist]

“I think it’s just the fear of doing the right thing and that they are going to get disciplined for doing that.”

Or it could it be it wasn't the right thing to begin with?

[JK/SEA]

get the 'boys' to stop shooting dogs....we'll go from there..

[pcosmar]

“When they see criminal suspects that look suspicious, they are not going to engage those suspects from fear that nobody’s going to support them,”

Change that first definition pinhead. "When they see criminal suspects in every citizen, and everything they do looks suspicious,"

There's your problem. :(

[presence]

“When they see criminal suspects that look suspicious, they are not going to engage those suspects from fear that nobody’s going to support them,” Pinkston said.

omg we'll have jay walkers everywhere. chaos!

[bunklocoempire]

Heroes ya know... and their sacrifices ya know... They're usually pretty high maintenance?

:toady:

[Anti Federalist]

“The only way we are going to get this response times to turn around is get a different management style or get a different manager,” Pinkston said.
Dallas Police Chief Brown told city council members Monday that new training requirements are responsible for the slower response to priority one calls – now at eight minutes and 13 seconds – the highest in at least three years.
Priority two calls take more than 22 minutes despite a city goal of 12 minutes.

When seconds count, a cop is only minutes away.

[Henry Rogue]

Fire 'em all immediately.

[jtap]

"Unfair discipline" :rolleyes: The cops are so well protected and insulated it shows how delusional they are that they have the stones to use the fear of discipline as an excuse. The truth is more along the lines of being unfair to the people that cops are rarely disciplined.