Dead kop Lake county Ill.

[tod evans]

Fox Lake police officer shot and killed, manhunt underway in Lake County

http://www.chicagotribune.com/suburbs/lake-county-news-sun/news/ct-fox-lake-school-lockdown-20150901-story.html

Fox Lake police officer was shot and killed Tuesday morning, and a massive manhunt with dogs and helicopters was underway along Rollins Road in Lake County.


The officer was shot around 9 a.m. but details of the shooting were not immediately available.

Police, with the help of U.S. marshals, were searching woods and businesses in the area, authorities said.

Every law enforcement agency in the area, along with a regional SWAT team, was assisting, according to George Filenko, commander of the Lake County Major Crime Task Force.


Authorities said they were searching for two men and possibly a woman. No other details were available.

The search prompted officials at Grant Community High School to put the building on lockdown.

"Grant Community High School is currently in a lockdown at the request of the Fox Lake Police Department," read a statement posted at grantbulldogs.org. "A police matter is occurring in the community and for the safety of our students and staff they have requested we remain locked down."

Metra's Milwaukee District North Line has also been shut down because of the search, the agency said.

Check back for updates.

[tod evans]

Once again the reader is left to assume the physical characteristics of the suspects lest someone take offence....

Be sure to inspect the genitalia of any criminal suspects and inquire as to their gender preference before reporting next time Tribune reporter person....

[angelatc]

Once again the reader is left to assume the physical characteristics of the suspects lest someone take offence....

Be sure to inspect the genitalia of any criminal suspects and inquire as to their gender preference before reporting next time Tribune reporter person....


Maybe they read your comment because now it reads, "Police have established a perimeter and are seeking one black male and two white males, Rose said."

[fisharmor]

Remember that time they initiated a sweeping manhunt and put schools on lockdown because of that garbage man who got shot?

[bunklocoempire]

Remember that time they initiated a sweeping manhunt and put schools on lockdown because of that garbage man who got shot?

It must be nuts for everyone in Illinois to go through this man hunt stuff every time one of it's citizens is murdered...

[JK/SEA]

//

[Danke]

I heard the cop was resisting a citizen's arrest and wouldn't put his hands up or drop his weapon.

[phill4paul]

I heard the cop was resisting a citizen's arrest and wouldn't put his hands up or drop his weapon.

Drop his weapon, hell. Furtive movements, towards the waist region, on the part of L.E.O.s should cause any citizen to fear for their lives.

[Origanalist]

Drop his weapon, hell. Furtive movements, towards the waist region, on the part of L.E.O.s should cause any citizen to fear for their lives.

http://i.imgur.com/YVNwS.jpg

[phill4paul]

http://i.imgur.com/YVNwS.jpg

Officer Richard Raper knew at a young age that he possessed a unique crime investigative tool.

[Origanalist]

Officer Richard Raper knew at a young age that he possessed a unique crime investigative tool.

His special purpose?

[tod evans]

"Copsucker"
http://www.mydisplayimage.com/blog/premium/anim_blowjob.gif

http://www.elkharttruth.com/image/2015/09/02/800x800_b0/Officer-Shot-Manhunt-2.jpg

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[LibertyEagle]

Once again the reader is left to assume the physical characteristics of the suspects lest someone take offence....

Be sure to inspect the genitalia of any criminal suspects and inquire as to their gender preference before reporting next time Tribune reporter person....

Now, now. Race and gender are merely "social constructs". I know that because I read it on RPFs. :p

[Henry Rogue]

There was a little bit on the tv news about this story. Sounds like cops were searching house to house. My first thought was, how can they legally do that? After thinking about it a bit, I'm guessing, they simply ask if they can search, if they meet with resistance, they probably use some verbal persuasion or do it anyway and then just lie later and claim the home owner gave permission. Or is there some kimd of blanket warrant for this type of thing?

[Dianne]

They will never catch these guys, unless they do something stupid like ditch the officer's gun and pepper spray, and those are found for dna testing.

[limequat]

There was a little bit on the tv news about this story. Sounds like cops were searching house to house. My first thought was, how can they legally do that? After thinking about it a bit, I'm guessing, they simply ask if they can search, if they meet with resistance, they probably use some verbal persuasion or do it anyway and then just lie later and claim the home owner gave permission. Or is there some kimd of blanket warrant for this type of thing?

I would guess most people invite them in and feed them cookies.

[Lindsey]

"Copsucker"
http://www.mydisplayimage.com/blog/premium/anim_blowjob.gif

I've altered your gif.
http://s10.postimg.org/rmnvilvcl/cs1.gif

[tod evans]

Looks like the Kop killed himself!


Probe of Illinois officer's death marked by tension between cops, coroner

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2015/09/16/authorities-investigating-possibility-suicide-in-shooting-death-ill-police/?intcmp=hpbt2

The investigation into the death of an Illinois police officer earlier this month has been beset by clashes between the task force looking into the case and the local coroner, reports say.

Late Tuesday, the Chicago Sun-Times reported that investigators met with the pathologist who performed the autopsy on Lt. Charles Joseph Gliniewicz last week without Lake County coroner Dr. Thomas Rudd's knowledge. The pathologist, identified as Manny Montez, confirmed to the paper that the meeting took place.

"They called me and told me to be present, so I showed up,” Montez said. “We went over my findings. They had copies of my sketches because I haven’t finalized my [autopsy] report yet."

Fox News first reported last week that two sources close to the case say evidence suggests that Gliniewicz, 52, a 30-year veteran of the Fox Lake, Ill. police force, could have shot himself, despite the original characterization of his death as an execution-style murder by police. Authorities say that while they continue to actively investigate the case as a homicide, they say they aren't ruling out suicide.

Rudd told the Sun-Times that he was "totally confused" when told that the meeting had happened without him. Montez's role is to report his autopsy findings to Rudd, who will make the final determination about the cause of Glieniewicz's death.

Rudd told Fox News last that Gliniewicz died from a “single, devastating” shot to the torso. He said he hasn’t made a ruling in the death and that suicide is a possibility. Earlier Tuesday, Lake County Sheriff's spokesman Christopher Covelli criticized Rudd to reporters, saying that the coroner had released details that could damage the investigation and claimed that Rudd had not told investigators that he would make such statements to the media.

Meanwhile, Fox 32 Chicago reported that authorities are also still waiting for the result of ballistics and DNA tests that could determine both whether Glinieweicz, 52, was shot with his own service weapon and if unknown DNA found at the scene matches anyone in a criminal database.The station also reported that computers belonging to Gliniewicz are being forensically analyzed at a laboratory and his social media presence is also being scrutinized. However, investigators are still waiting for certain websites to comply with requests by law enforcement.

The drama began on the morning of Tuesday, Sept. 1 when Gliniewicz radioed in from a remote, marshy area that he was beginning a foot pursuit with three suspects, two white males and one black male. Shortly after that, his radio communication cut off—leaving police with minimal description of the men.

Minutes later, backup officers arrived and discovered Gliniewicz had been shot and killed. An enormous manhunt followed. Police quickly alerted the public to be on the lookout for the three suspects.

Sources tell Fox News two shell casings were found about 100 feet apart from each other near Gliniewicz’s body, which was discovered face down. His hand was in a gun position, the firearm “dropped at his body.”

One bullet hit Gliniewicz in his bulletproof vest. The second and fatal shot struck him underneath his vest, fired in a downward trajectory, near the heart. There was no sign of a struggle or defensive wounds—especially one to save his own life.

Two weeks after the officer’s death there are more questions than answers as police remain tight-lipped. There have been no arrests. There are no witnesses, suspects or concrete leads in the death of the father of four, who was regarded as a pillar of the community and known as “G.I. Joe.”

The FBI, ATF and Homeland Security participated in the investigation along with the Fox Lake Police Department, under the direction of Lake County Major Crimes Task Force Commander George Filenko.

The story gained national attention as teams of media crews flooded the quiet town.

In the following days, Filenko hosted a series of news conferences in which he told reporters and the anxious community that nearby traffic cameras and home surveillance systems captured video depicting what appeared to be the three suspects—but it would take time to verify what was on the tapes.

As the unsolved death investigation carried on into the Labor Day weekend, neighbors and tourists in the picturesque “Chain O' Lakes” area took to the streets and blue waters with caution. Three “cop killers” were on the run, but people weren’t quite sure who or what they should be looking for.

The tree-lined streets of the quaint community were lined with blue ribbons and signs in Gliniewicz’s honor. A long line formed at a print shop that was giving out free posters depicting Gliniewicz. A local Motorola company offered a $50,000 reward for a tip and information leading to an arrest.

The following Monday, Gliniewicz was given a ceremonial funeral attended by over 5,000 police officers from around the country. Thousands of mourners stood along the streets and in their yards as the procession of over 1,600 police cars took hours to drive the 18-mile route to the cemetery. Gliniewicz was hailed as a hero, the latest officer to be killed in the line of duty.

The next day, one week after Gliniewicz died, Filenko hosted his final news conference to date in which he told the public the three suspects who were caught on tape, as described in Gliniewicz’s radio call, were cleared. Receipts and affidavits showed they were not the cop killers.

Filenko said investigators still consider the officer’s death a homicide and were analyzing crucial DNA found at the crime scene—which they said does not belong to Gliniewicz. But he would not specify what it was.

As the mystery deepens and theories abound, police insist the investigation will be a “marathon not a sprint.”

[cajuncocoa]

I've altered your gif.
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[morfeeis]

Looks like the Kop killed himself!


Probe of Illinois officer's death marked by tension between cops, coroner

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2015/09/16/authorities-investigating-possibility-suicide-in-shooting-death-ill-police/?intcmp=hpbt2

The investigation into the death of an Illinois police officer earlier this month has been beset by clashes between the task force looking into the case and the local coroner, reports say.

Late Tuesday, the Chicago Sun-Times reported that investigators met with the pathologist who performed the autopsy on Lt. Charles Joseph Gliniewicz last week without Lake County coroner Dr. Thomas Rudd's knowledge. The pathologist, identified as Manny Montez, confirmed to the paper that the meeting took place.

"They called me and told me to be present, so I showed up,” Montez said. “We went over my findings. They had copies of my sketches because I haven’t finalized my [autopsy] report yet."

Fox News first reported last week that two sources close to the case say evidence suggests that Gliniewicz, 52, a 30-year veteran of the Fox Lake, Ill. police force, could have shot himself, despite the original characterization of his death as an execution-style murder by police. Authorities say that while they continue to actively investigate the case as a homicide, they say they aren't ruling out suicide.

Rudd told the Sun-Times that he was "totally confused" when told that the meeting had happened without him. Montez's role is to report his autopsy findings to Rudd, who will make the final determination about the cause of Glieniewicz's death.

Rudd told Fox News last that Gliniewicz died from a “single, devastating” shot to the torso. He said he hasn’t made a ruling in the death and that suicide is a possibility. Earlier Tuesday, Lake County Sheriff's spokesman Christopher Covelli criticized Rudd to reporters, saying that the coroner had released details that could damage the investigation and claimed that Rudd had not told investigators that he would make such statements to the media.

Meanwhile, Fox 32 Chicago reported that authorities are also still waiting for the result of ballistics and DNA tests that could determine both whether Glinieweicz, 52, was shot with his own service weapon and if unknown DNA found at the scene matches anyone in a criminal database.The station also reported that computers belonging to Gliniewicz are being forensically analyzed at a laboratory and his social media presence is also being scrutinized. However, investigators are still waiting for certain websites to comply with requests by law enforcement.

The drama began on the morning of Tuesday, Sept. 1 when Gliniewicz radioed in from a remote, marshy area that he was beginning a foot pursuit with three suspects, two white males and one black male. Shortly after that, his radio communication cut off—leaving police with minimal description of the men.

Minutes later, backup officers arrived and discovered Gliniewicz had been shot and killed. An enormous manhunt followed. Police quickly alerted the public to be on the lookout for the three suspects.

Sources tell Fox News two shell casings were found about 100 feet apart from each other near Gliniewicz’s body, which was discovered face down. His hand was in a gun position, the firearm “dropped at his body.”

One bullet hit Gliniewicz in his bulletproof vest. The second and fatal shot struck him underneath his vest, fired in a downward trajectory, near the heart. There was no sign of a struggle or defensive wounds—especially one to save his own life.

Two weeks after the officer’s death there are more questions than answers as police remain tight-lipped. There have been no arrests. There are no witnesses, suspects or concrete leads in the death of the father of four, who was regarded as a pillar of the community and known as “G.I. Joe.”

The FBI, ATF and Homeland Security participated in the investigation along with the Fox Lake Police Department, under the direction of Lake County Major Crimes Task Force Commander George Filenko.

The story gained national attention as teams of media crews flooded the quiet town.

In the following days, Filenko hosted a series of news conferences in which he told reporters and the anxious community that nearby traffic cameras and home surveillance systems captured video depicting what appeared to be the three suspects—but it would take time to verify what was on the tapes.

As the unsolved death investigation carried on into the Labor Day weekend, neighbors and tourists in the picturesque “Chain O' Lakes” area took to the streets and blue waters with caution. Three “cop killers” were on the run, but people weren’t quite sure who or what they should be looking for.

The tree-lined streets of the quaint community were lined with blue ribbons and signs in Gliniewicz’s honor. A long line formed at a print shop that was giving out free posters depicting Gliniewicz. A local Motorola company offered a $50,000 reward for a tip and information leading to an arrest.

The following Monday, Gliniewicz was given a ceremonial funeral attended by over 5,000 police officers from around the country. Thousands of mourners stood along the streets and in their yards as the procession of over 1,600 police cars took hours to drive the 18-mile route to the cemetery. Gliniewicz was hailed as a hero, the latest officer to be killed in the line of duty.

The next day, one week after Gliniewicz died, Filenko hosted his final news conference to date in which he told the public the three suspects who were caught on tape, as described in Gliniewicz’s radio call, were cleared. Receipts and affidavits showed they were not the cop killers.

Filenko said investigators still consider the officer’s death a homicide and were analyzing crucial DNA found at the crime scene—which they said does not belong to Gliniewicz. But he would not specify what it was.

As the mystery deepens and theories abound, police insist the investigation will be a “marathon not a sprint.”

This should be headline news, lets get rid of this silly "war on cops" crap one may have killed himself and the other lied about being shot at after he hit a tree. hero's my ass....

[tod evans]

This should be headline news, lets get rid of this silly "war on cops" crap one may have killed himself and the other lied about being shot at after he hit a tree. hero's my ass....

They're martyrs to the tax-dollar God in blue.....

[UWDude]

It is funny... ...on this one I my first thought was this was an inside job. And it looks like it might just be that. An internal crooked cop dispute that ended with murder.

[morfeeis]

They're martyrs to the tax-dollar God in blue.....
on the bright side no retirement will have to be paid...

[Anti Federalist]

Ruled a suicide.

God help any Mundanes that looked cross-eyed at any amped up, hut hutting, Chicago cop in the weeks after this.

http://chicago.suntimes.com/news-chicago/7/71/1070558/fox-lake-cop-death-ruled-suicide-sources

[phill4paul]

Ruled a suicide.

God help any Mundanes that looked cross-eyed at any amped up, hut hutting, Chicago cop in the weeks after this.

http://chicago.suntimes.com/news-chicago/7/71/1070558/fox-lake-cop-death-ruled-suicide-sources


Gliniewicz was found dead after he radioed dispatchers that he was checking on three men. He was shot twice in the upper torso.


He was shot twice, with both bullets from his service weapon, authorities said. The first shot struck his bulletproof vest, with the force of a “sledgehammer.” The second bullet struck the upper left chest region and killed him.

Sounds like he was trying to create a "hero" situation and it went crosswise. Doesn't sound like suicide to me. Sounds like a scam that went awry.

[ghengis86]

Sounds like he was trying to create a "hero" situation and it went crosswise. Doesn't sound like suicide to me. Sounds like a scam that went awry.

Wonder for what he was under investigation too?

[UWDude]

Suicide? Yup, two small groups of crooked cops tangled horns, and one was murdered for it, and like most cop murders, they got away with it. At least this time they killed one of their own.

[surf]

this begs the question: who won this battle in the current "war on cops"?

[phill4paul]

Just heard on NPR that he was stealing government funds and was afraid of the findings of a possible audit.

[Lindsey]

this begs the question: who won this battle in the current "war on cops"?

I think there's been backlash among the sheeple. My Facebook feed is full of people posting "comply" type videos and memes. My neighborhood is filled with http://s30.postimg.org/ovjq1ln65/cs2.gif too. In the past few weeks, #bluelivesmatters bumper stickers, blue ribbons, and "We support the POLICE" signs have started appearing everywhere.

[phill4paul]

Group that gave money to dead officer's family wants donation returned


An organization that provides assistance to families of officers killed in the line of duty now wants its donation back from the family of Fox Lake Lt. Charles Joseph Gliniewicz.

Joe Ahern, CEO of the 100 Club of Chicago, said this is the first time in the organization's nearly 50-year history that a request has been made for a donation to be returned.

After Gliniewicz was found dead on Sept. 1, Ahern attended a vigil held that night in Fox Lake and presented a check to the officer's widow for $15,000.

He said the group's "normal procedure" in a line-of-duty death is to provide a $15,000 emergency gift, followed by another $35,000. The group also provides financial assistance to help the children of slain officers pay for educational expenses. Gliniewicz's family had received only the initial $15,000, he said.

"In this case it was not a line-of-duty death. That is clear. We will ask the family for the money back."

Ahern said the decision was made to seek repayment after authorities announced Wednesday that they have concluded Gliniewicz took his own life amid fears that his criminal activities were about to come to light.

Also Wednesday, organizers of a fundraiser planned for Friday at Antioch High School, Gliniewicz's alma mater, announced the event has been canceled.

Other community members have taken to social media to vent about their feelings of betrayal after having given money toward fundraisers or otherwise demonstrated their support for Gliniewicz and his family after his death. One sign that had been placed in front of the Fox Lake police station, honoring Gliniewicz as a hero, had been defaced with the words "lied, stole, disgraced."

http://www.chicagotribune.com/suburbs/lake-county-news-sun/news/ct-fox-lake-cop-suicide-donations-met-20151104-story.html

[Anti Federalist]

I think there's been backlash among the sheeple. My Facebook feed is full of people posting "comply" type videos and memes. My neighborhood is filled with http://s30.postimg.org/ovjq1ln65/cs2.gif too. In the past few weeks, #bluelivesmatters bumper stickers, blue ribbons, and "We support the POLICE" signs have started appearing everywhere.

what state?

[kcchiefs6465]

I think there's been backlash among the sheeple. My Facebook feed is full of people posting "comply" type videos and memes. My neighborhood is filled with http://s30.postimg.org/ovjq1ln65/cs2.gif too. In the past few weeks, #bluelivesmatters bumper stickers, blue ribbons, and "We support the POLICE" signs have started appearing everywhere.
They've been doing blue porch lights here.

Now it is green for soldiers.

[Henry Rogue]

CHICAGO (FOX 32 News / AP) - *A Fox Lake police officer whose shooting death led to a massive manhunt in September killed himself, carefully staging the scene to look like a homicide after years of stealing money from his department's youth program, officials said Tuesday.

FOX 32 broke the story via social media late Tuesday night. Prior to the official announcement, sources also confirmed to FOX 32 News that Lt. Charles Joseph*Gliniewicz*was under investigation for embezzling funds from the Police Explorer program.

Fox Lake Police Lt. Charles Joseph Gliniewicz embezzled thousands of dollars from the town's Police Explorer program for seven years, and spent the money on such things as mortgage payments, travel expenses, gym memberships and adult websites, Lake County Major Crimes Task Force Commander George Filenko said.

"We have determined this staged suicide was the end result of extensive criminal acts that Gliniewicz had been committing," Filenko said. He declined to provide more details about these crimes, because "the investigation strongly suggests criminal activity on the part of at least two other individuals."

The commander then endured blistering questions from skeptical journalists about his handling of the two-month investigation.

"We completely believed from day one that this was a homicide," Filenko said. "Gliniewicz committed the ultimate betrayal."

Minutes before he died on Sept. 1, Gliniewicz radioed that he was chasing three suspicious men in a swampy area of Fox Lake, a suburb north of Chicago. Backup officers followed a trail of equipment to the Army veteran's body, about 50 yards from his squad car.

Gliniewicz was a 30-year police veteran and expert crime scene investigator, his boss said, and took elaborate steps to try to make it look like he died in a struggle. The first bullet struck his cell phone and ballistic vest. The second pierced his upper chest, and his head was bruised in ways the coroner said could have been intentional.

His handgun wasn't found for more than an hour, even though it was less than three feet from the body, Filenko said.

An intense manhunt began immediately, with hundreds of officers searching houses, cabins and even boats on area lakes. Helicopters with heat-sensing scanners and K-9 units scoured the area for days. Some 50 suburban Chicago police departments and sheriff's offices assisted, racking up more than $300,000 in overtime and other costs, according to an analysis that the Daily Herald newspaper published in early October.

More than 100 people submitted to DNA tests as investigators sought matches to evidence collected at the crime scene -- genetic tests that Filenko said ultimately found nothing. Asked Wednesday whether that evidence will now be destroyed, Filenko said he didn't know.

More than 100 investigators stayed on the case for weeks, even after questions arose.

One hint came when the Lake County coroner, Dr. Thomas Rudd, announced that Gliniewicz was killed by a "single devastating" shot to his chest, and that he couldn't rule out suicide or an accident. That prompted an angry response from Filenko, who said releasing such details put "the entire case at risk."

But Filenko revealed Wednesday that as the case progressed, investigators were uncovering incriminating texts and Facebook messages Gliniewicz had sent, expressing fears as early as May that his thefts were about to be exposed by an audit of the Explorer program being conducted by a new village administrator.


http://www.fox32chicago.com/news/local/44073053-story

[Lindsey]

what state?

PA

[ghengis86]

http://www.fox32chicago.com/news/local/44073053-story

His wife and son are the other two people under investigation. Also, a city employee was said to have been close to finding out about the embezzlement and the kop had sent text messages to and yet to be named individual that "if she find the old checking account, I'm pretty well fucked." The other individual responded that it would be good if she had some drinks and get a DUI (ghengis: I'm guessing the yet to be named guy is another kop and they're hinting at setting her up). The dead kop responded that he thought of many options even the "volo bog", meaning killing her and dumping the body in a local wildlife area.

The dude was pretty fucking crooked and conniving, even for a kop.

I wonder how all those fucks feel after sucking so much kop-cock in the days/weeks/months afterwards?

[Anti Federalist]

An intense manhunt began immediately, with hundreds of officers searching houses, cabins and even boats on area lakes. Helicopters with heat-sensing scanners and K-9 units scoured the area for days. Some 50 suburban Chicago police departments and sheriff's offices assisted, racking up more than $300,000 in overtime and other costs, according to an analysis that the Daily Herald newspaper published in early October.

More than 100 people submitted to DNA tests as investigators sought matches to evidence collected at the crime scene -- genetic tests that Filenko said ultimately found nothing. Asked Wednesday whether that evidence will now be destroyed, Filenko said he didn't know.

Submitted???

So the rights of hundreds, perhaps thousands, of people were violated, over nothing.

Nothing.

[ghengis86]

Submitted???

So the rights of hundreds, perhaps thousands, of people were violated, over nothing.

Nothing.

Nothing? Lol. Oh, they weren't violated at all, and if they were, it was definitely bc of all the copsucking. I'm sure they willingly lined up to "do anything we can to help the hero!"

At least there will be a few souls that woke up to the absurdity. Never enough, but a start.

[UWDude]

and now the dead, unable to defend himself, is demonized. seen this before.

[Henry Rogue]

and now the dead, unable to defend himself, is demonized. seen this before.

Yeah, like every time a cop murders someone, the victim is made out to be the bad guy. :rolleyes: The difference here is this guy did it to himself, literally.

[timosman]

Yeah, like every time a cop murders someone, the victim is made out to be the bad guy. :rolleyes: The difference here is this guy did it to himself, literally.

Are they trying to deflect attention from something else, limited hangout style?

[jclay2]

Did anyone watch that Fox32 report? They said that the family would still receive pension benefits because the crimes were discovered after the death? WTF? So I guess that's why he committed suicide.


Edit: Wo this story just keeps getting better. He apparently tried to put a 'hit' out on the village administrator who was investigating the fund he was embezzling from.: http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/fox-lake-lt-joseph-gliniewicz-tried-put-hit-administrator-police-n458156

[wizardwatson]

Did anyone watch that Fox32 report? They said that the family would still receive pension benefits because the crimes were discovered after the death? WTF? So I guess that's why he committed suicide.


Edit: Wo this story just keeps getting better. He apparently tried to put a 'hit' out on the village administrator who was investigating the fund he was embezzling from.: http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/fox-lake-lt-joseph-gliniewicz-tried-put-hit-administrator-police-n458156

They found packets of coke in his desk after his death.

Sounds suspicious. I mean, why kill yourself if you still got drugs to do? :)

But yeah, weird case. But ultimately just a case probably of a whacked out drug addict taking it all too far.

I just watched "Kill Me Three Times" with Simon Pegg, and remember thinking who would go to such elaborate lengths thinking they could pull off a plot so complex? Unbelievable characters. But here's a few idiots in real life trying to pull off something on the same level.

[FindLiberty]

(DELETED my error never mind...)

Whole thing smells of dead fish. If the reports are true, putting others at risk with the whole search for 3 suspects thing is pretty low (knowing how the police get kinda' edgy when their brotherhood is threatened).

What an embarrassment to everybody. The news reports playing up hero status should be a wake-up-call to all regarding the manipulation/glorification nature of the MSM state organ.

Once investigated (and cleared?), the family, if not involved in the prior crimes, may still need/deserve help.

Maybe any others involved with this (crimes/cover-up) will get maximum heat turned up too.

It's a cluster snafu...

[phill4paul]

A partial list of pundits, politicians and media outlets who used Joseph Gliniewicz’s death to push the ‘war on cops’ narrative

By Radley Balko

We now know that Fox Lake, Illinois police Lt. Charles Joseph Gliniewicz killed himself in what local officials are calling a “carefully staged suicide,” likely to cover up the fact that he had been embezzling public funds for years. But in the days following Gliniewicz’s death, pundits, new outlets, and advocates quickly lumped his death in with that of Houston Dep. Darren Goforth to blame police critics, Black Lives Matter, Eric Holder, Barack Obama, and just about anyone else who was worried about police brutality for fostering and encouraging a “war on cops.”

We now know that not only was Gliniewicz’s death a suicide, but the man who killed Goforth, Shannon J. Miles, has a history of mentally illness, and once nearly killed a man over an argument over what TV show to watch, but no connection to Black Lives Matter or any other anti-police brutality activist group.

Here’s a partial list of people and outlets who used Gliniewicz’s death to push a “war on cops” narrative:

Lloyd Green, at The Daily Beast:


As in 1968, crime again stands to dislodge the Democrats from the White House, in the same way that in 1988 crime helped propel George H.W. Bush to Ronald Reagan’s third term.

Look around—history can repeat itself. This past week, three men gunned down police Lt. Joe Gliniewicz in the President’s adopted home state of Illinois, even as people were mourning the execution-style killing of Darren Goforth, a Harris County Texas Sheriff’s Deputy.

Yet Obama and his party appear helpless, hostages to the same demographic forces they courted, and then rode to power.

Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, at Hot Air:


Over the last week, we’ve seen a disturbing trend of police officers being murdered on the job. Texas Sheriff’s Deputy Darren Goforth was killed Friday, gunned down while pumping gas for no apparent reason other than the uniform on his back. And just yesterday, in my neighboring state of Illinois, police Lt. Charles Joseph Gliniewicz was assassinated by three men, who are still on the run.

Pat Buchanan:


Barack Obama, as chief law enforcement officer of the United States, is going to have to stop acting like a conscientious objector in this war on cops.

Wednesday, another officer, in Fox Lake, Illinois, Lt. Charles “GI Joe” Gliniewicz, was gunned down. Last Friday, Darren Goforth, a Houston deputy sheriff, was shot 15 times by an alleged black racist.

President Obama called the widow of Deputy Goforth, but he has yet to show the same indignation and outrage he exhibited at what happened to Trayvon Martin in Florida and Michael Brown in Ferguson.

Note that the man who killed Goforth was mentally ill, and not connected to Black Lives Matter. Moving on, here’s Ron Hosko, president of the Law Enforcement Legal Defense Fund, writing in USA Today:

In the wake of the execution-style murder of another law enforcement officer last Friday and with a manhunt underway near Chicago after the murder of yet another officer, renewed finger-pointing and incendiary actions threaten to widen the divide between the police and some in the communities they serve.

Police Chief Rodney Jones, in the San Bernadino County Sun:


Garcia’s arrest in Fontana underscored what Fontana Police Chief Rodney Jones said was an uptick this year in people resisting arrest and fleeing from officers. Whether that was related to the increased scrutiny and fear of police was not clear, but Jones suspects there’s a connection.

“You can’t ignore the fact that the timing is consistent with the media coverage of what has occurred in Ferguson and in New York and in other cases. The timing is fairly consistent,” Jones said.

In the past month alone, four police officers or sheriff’s deputies were killed in the line of duty across the country, and at least one of the killings was a suspected execution.

On Sept. 1, Lt. Charles Joseph Gliniewicz, a 30-year veteran of the Lake County Sheriff’s Department in Illinois, was fatally shot in a marsh while chasing three people.

From NBC 5 Chicago:


Residents lined streets in Fox Lake, Illinois, Tuesday holding signs of support for police following the fatal shooting of a veteran officer in the area.

Signs that read “Police Lives Matter” and “We Stand with Blue” were held by supporters along area roadways as officials continued a manhunt for three armed suspects in the shooting of Lt. Joe Gliniewicz . . .

Fox Lake residents say the incident highlights the need to show support for law enforcement officers who risk their lives to protect others.

“The suport is there and we need to let our law enforcement know that we do still believe in them and we support them,” Maria said.

The Daily Mail:


Around Fox Lake, residents expressed their own sorrow over the death of the immensely popular Gliniewicz.

‘This particular officer is a pillar in my community and definitely going to be missed, and (he) touched so many lives,’ said Gina Maria, a 40-year-old teacher who lives in the community.

Dozens gathered for hours along a street in the village to show their support for law enforcement officers.

Thirty-year-old Dan Raminick held a sign that said ‘Police Lives Matter.’ He lives a couple miles away and said officers came by Tuesday evening and thanked the crowd.

Caitlyn Kelly, a 22-year-old student, said she felt compelled to come out after other recent police shootings. She held a sign that said ‘Blue and Brave . . .

It Gliniewicz’s death comes just four days after Texas sheriff’s Deputy Darren H. Goforth was shot and killed while filling up gas in Harris County.

Sheriff Ron Hickman blamed the Black Lives Matter movement for the cold-blooded killing.

A motivation for the shooting in Illinois is not yet known.

Texas Sen. Ted Cruz:


Late last week, Texas Sheriff’s Deputy Darren Goforth was gunned down at a Houston-area gas station. And then yesterday in northern Illinois, Lt. Joseph Gliniewicz was killed, sparking a manhunt for three suspects.

It’s against this backdrop that Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz (R-Texas) apparently sees an opportunity: the far-right senator wants Americans to blame President Obama, among others, for the brutal gun violence.

“Cops across this country are feeling the assault,” Cruz told reporters after a town hall meeting in Milford, New Hampshire. “They’re feeling the assault from the president, from the top on down as we see, whether it’s in Ferguson or Baltimore, the response of senior officials of the president, of the attorney general, is to vilify law enforcement. That is fundamentally wrong, and it is endangering the safety and security of us all.”

Yesterday, Cruz went further, accusing the president of “silence” on the issue, which the senator described as “completely wrong” and a “manifestation of the divisiveness, the partisanship and of the hostility to law enforcement that has characterized the entire Obama administration.”

Megyn Kelly, Fox News:


It has been more than 36 hours since the mysterious death of a police officer in Illinois. And despite having at least 100 investigators surging for Lieutenant Joe Gliniewicz, and his killers, that is. Authorities appear to be nowhere close to catching them, multiple vigils for the man known as G.I. Joe, springing up, with the search for his killers now expanding. Investigators are going door to door, near the crime scene searching for suspects who were only described as two white males and one black male. Gliniewicz was shot early yesterday morning at their spotting, what he described as suspicious activity. Well Gliniewicz’s death comes just days after a Texas sheriff’s deputy was killed, execution style while pumping gasoline into his patrol car. A crime that is led to new complaints about the anti-police rhetoric, we have been hearing, in particular from some of the Black Lives Matter protests, but law enforcement officials are not the only ones questioning the movement now.

Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke, on Fox News:


Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke said on “The Kelly File” tonight that President Obama has an obligation to speak out against the anti-police rhetoric that is coming from groups like Black Lives Matter.

Clarke pointed out that Obama’s comments following the death of Michael Brown in Ferguson breathed life into the Black Lives Matter movement.

“He’s got an obligation to come out now and walk some of this back, remind people of the important role that law enforcement officers play, and no longer will this anti-cop madness, this anti-cop slime, be tolerated,” Clarke said.

“We know the political class, including the president, have turned their back on us, and we’re kind of out here alone now,” Clarke added.

He said that even though many law enforcement officers don’t feel supported by the president or the attorney general, they are still going to serve their communities.

Clarke pointed to the tragic death of Fox Lake Police Department Lt. Joe Gliniewicz, who was shot in the line of duty just 30 days before his retirement.

World Net Daily:


And another police officer, Lt. Joe Gliniewicz of Fox Lake, Illinois, was found shot to death Tuesday morning, the latest law enforcement officer to become a murder victim this year.

A recent poll finds a majority of voters believe there is a “war” on police officers and that comments by politicians critical of law enforcement are making it more difficult for cops to do their job.

Peterson blames much of the violence on Black Lives Matter itself. And he has harsh words for Democratic politicians who have been looking to appeal to the group.

“Black Lives Matter is not a mainstream group, and no legitimate political party should be associated with them,” he said. “If a party is known to be affiliated with Black Lives Matter, that group should be shunned for associating with a group that is akin to the KKK and the skinheads.”

Katie Pavlich:


“Tell me again it isn’t open season on cops #BlueLivesMatter #AllLivesMatter,” tweeted author and Fox News contributor Katie Pavlich hours after Gliniewicz was found, stripped of his gun and pepper spray, in a marshy area of Fox Lake early Tuesday.

John Kass, Town Hall:


The killing of Fox Lake, Illinois, police Lt. Charles Joseph Gliniewicz had nothing to do with our hashtag politics about which lives matter.

Gliniewicz, whose body was found in a marshy area near Fox Lake, was just a cop who’d been doing his job.

And there isn’t a police family in America that didn’t take note of what happened in Fox Lake, just as they took notice last week when Harris County, Texas, Deputy Sheriff Darren Goforth was shot and killed in an ambush while pumping gas into his patrol car.

“You want to consider the facts and take the politics out of it, but if you’re police or from a police family, you can’t help but thinking that it’s open season on us,” said longtime Chicago police Lt. Joseph Schmit, who has two sons on the job.

Richard Beary, president of the International Association of Chiefs of Police, to Reuters:


The officers’ deaths came within a span of less than a week, but more than 1,000 miles apart: One was fatally shot while filling his police cruiser’s gas tank outside Houston, Texas, the other was killed in pursuit of three suspects in rural Illinois.

Their deaths marked the 23rd and 24th fatal shootings of officers in the United States this year, and come at a time when relations between the public and police departments have been strained by cases in which officers used excessive force, sometimes fatally, in arresting suspects.

It is an atmosphere that some rank-and-file officers say has made them more fearful for their safety on the job.

Experts caution that the number of police killed on duty this year is not out of the ordinary, and the reasons behind the deaths are a complicated mix of factors that go well beyond the current climate.

But, heightened attention given to police deaths, and a perception amongst police of growing hostility towards them, is taking a psychological toll on officers, law enforcement leaders and police advocates say.

“We’re telling our people from the time you put that uniform on to the time you walk in your house your head needs to be on a swivel and there is no downtime anymore, no getting lunch and relaxing for a few minutes,” said Richard Beary, chief of the University of Central Florida Police, who also serves as president of the International Association of Chiefs of Police.

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie:


“This is the president’s problem, because he has not allowed law and order to be the rule of the day in the United States. Lawlessness has been the rule of the day,” Christie said in an interview on “Fox and Friends” after the hosts recounted recent killings of police officers in Illinois and Texas, and another shooting in Nevada over the weekend. “And now the president says little or nothing about these police officers that are being hunted.”

Breitbart.com headline:


WAR ON COPS: OFFICER SHOT AND KILLED IN CHICAGO SUBURB

Infowars.com:


Is the murder of the Illinois police officer another violent result of the Black Lives Matter movement which promotes the killing of cops and encourages more racial division across the country?

Jim Pasco, executive director of the Fraternal Order of Police:


The death of Lt. Charles Joseph Gliniewicz, a father of four and an Army veteran known as “G.I. Joe,” here Tuesday marked the fourth fatal shooting of a law enforcement officer nationwide in the past two weeks. Although the overall number of on-duty deaths is down from last year, the rash of killings is fueling a new debate over the risks of being a police officer in the post-Ferguson era of anti-police protests.

“It’s a trifecta” that officers are facing, said Jim Pasco, executive director of the national Fraternal Order of Police. “There’s a hostile element within the community at large. There’s in many incidences a lack of support on the part of elected officials and police management. And there’s this ubiquitous social-media effort to discredit all police officers because of the extraordinarily rare misconduct by a very few.”

More from a half-dozen Fox News personalities:

While the news of GI Joe’s death broke nationwide on Tuesday, Sept. 1, Fox’s resident quack doctor Keith Ablow sat on the set of the network’s “Outnumbered” show and lamented how the president has “inflamed racial discord in this country and put a target on the backs of American police officers,” using the recent murder of a Texas deputy at a gas station as a jumping-off point.

“This is not the only incident of this,” conservative firebrand Andrea Tantaros interrupted, teeing up co-host Sandra Smith to introduce the Fox Lake incident. “This is happening time and time again,” Fox & Friends First’s Ainsley Earhardt chimed in. “This is a dangerous place for the country to be,” Liz MacDonald fretted before Tantaros pivoted back to the role of Black Lives Matter rhetoric in cop slayings.

Hours later, primetime star anchor Megyn Kelly interviewed Milwaukee County Sheriff David A. Clarke — an all-too-frequent Fox guest who seems to spend more time bashing black activists on TV than actually, you know…sheriffing. Clarke willfully linked Gliniewicz’s death to how President Obama has “breathed life into this anti-cop sentiment” with his “inflammatory rhetoric.”

That same evening, a cocksure Clarke told Fox Business Network host Lou Dobbs that he has been to Fox Lake and knows that Gliniewicz is one of the town’s “finest,” gunned down while “engaged in self-initiative policing, the best policing there is.” He added: “War has been declared on the American police officer.” On Twitter, the lawman continued: “Time to take to the streets to counter Black LIES Matter. Fox Lake, Illinois.”

And on the morning of Saturday, Sept. 5, Eric Bolling used his weekly “Cashin’ In” monologue (titled “Wake Up, America!”) to connect Gliniewicz being “blown away in cold blood” to a “crisis” of law enforcement officers being killed, in part because President Obama has failed to publicly state that “Blue Lives Matter.”

So far, 33 police officers have been killed by gunfire this year, a 23 percent decrease from last year, and still on a pace to make 2015 the second safest year for police in at least half a century. And even that 33 figure includes Gliniewicz, and two officers who were accidentally shot, either by themselves or by another officer.


https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-watch/wp/2015/11/05/a-partial-list-of-pundits-politicians-and-media-outlets-who-used-joseph-gliniewiczs-death-to-push-the-war-on-cops-narrative/

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Nice find. They all should post retractions and corrections, especially since the data shows that violence against kops is decreasing. Also demonstrates how well the state's organs coordinate propaganda campaigns and push a gals narrative. And also the actual goons who do the state's bidding.

[phill4paul]

Nice find. They all should post retractions and corrections, especially since the data shows that violence against kops is decreasing. Also demonstrates how well the state's organs coordinate propaganda campaigns and push a gals narrative. And also the actual goons who do the state's bidding.

I won't hold my breath.

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[Slave Mentality]

To bad more G.I. Fucksticks don't end up this way.

[UWDude]

Now the dirt is piled on this guy. Had he been killed by cop killers, none of this would have ever been revealed.
the demonization campaign leads me to believe he was set up by crooked cops.