Incorrect, it's a quality control flaw in the justice system based on human error. Rape in jail is a quality control flaw as well, based on the human error of failing to monitor.DeyDurkie5;1160289 wrote:It's not a fail in the justice system. It's a fail by the idiots who left him in the cell and forgot about him.
1_beast;1160288 wrote:While you argue this guys law breaking for smoking pot, I really enjoy your signature.......LOL
"Like a south-bound train runnin' on cocaine and out of control". ~Southside of Heaven
oh it's a quality control flaw in the justice system? gotcha. those guys were tried and sent to jail for their actions. This guy was being held in a jail cell and being completely forgotten about by the people watching him. Completely different than inmates raping inmates. Just stop.Steel Valley Football;1160294 wrote:Incorrect, it's a quality control flaw in the justice system based on human error. Rape in jail is a quality control flaw as well, based on the human error of failing to monitor.
Being held in the holding cell was not the stated punishment. Being raped in jail is not the stated punishment.
Try again, please.
DeyDurkie5;1160302 wrote:oh it's a quality control flaw in the justice system? gotcha. those guys were tried and sent to jail for their actions. This guy was being held in a jail cell and being completely forgotten about by the people watching him. Completely different than inmates raping inmates. Just stop.
LOL typical of my arguments? You are comparing rape of convicted inmates, to leaving an innocent until proven guilty person left for dead in a cell for 4 days. We can agree to disagree, but you are just a jackass in general. So carry on.Steel Valley Football;1160309 wrote:You have no argument to dispute my post.
All you have is an opinion on how someone wasn't treated fairly. Yet, you fail to account for that someone's actions leading to the end result.
It's typical based on posts I've seen from you - blame someone else. Carry on. I won't argue against your opinion.
Blow me fuckhead.DeyDurkie5;1160310 wrote:LOL typical of my arguments? You are comparing rape of convicted inmates, to leaving an innocent until proven guilty person left for dead in a cell for 4 days. We can agree to disagree, but you are just a jackass in general. So carry on.
Lolsleeper;1160218 wrote:I'm just glad he wasn't black otherwise we'd have more unemployed black people out wanting justice rather than wanting employment.
I Wear Pants;1160165 wrote:Actually I'm pretty sure it's against the constitution to do that to a citizen of the US no matter what crime he allegedly committed. Even if he had murdered someone in front of the DEA and this was our way of punishing that the DEA would still be wrong because they are not the punishment end of the justice system. It is not their job or right to dole out punishments. Especially so in this case when it was entirely unwarranted and illegal (yes you dolts, even if he did something far worse than smoke pot).
Isn't there a 48 hour limit to be held without charges or something? Unless they try to pull some Patriot Act bullshit or something.
you are confusing what punishment is again. him sitting in jail for 4 days was not punishment, but a really big fuck up. when people commit a crime, they are arrested, they sit in jail until they goto court or post bail.I Wear Pants;1160177 wrote:You know what we do in that case? Charge the person with a crime and try them in court.
He wasn't arrested.Glory Days;1160450 wrote:you are confusing what punishment is again. him sitting in jail for 4 days was not punishment, but a really big fuck up. when people commit a crime, they are arrested, they sit in jail until they goto court or post bail.
Steel Valley Football;1160317 wrote:Blow me fuckhead.
Not without a basic right to life-sustaining food and water and a lawyer. This isn't communist Russia.Glory Days;1160450 wrote:you are confusing what punishment is again. him sitting in jail for 4 days was not punishment, but a really big fuck up. when people commit a crime, they are arrested, they sit in jail until they goto court or post bail.
DeadliestWarrior34;1160521 wrote:Dynamite drop in bro.
Then everyone involved in this needs to lose their jobs permanently and be charged with a crime. You do not get to fuck up that bad when you are an authority figure.Glory Days;1160450 wrote:you are confusing what punishment is again. him sitting in jail for 4 days was not punishment, but a really big fuck up. when people commit a crime, they are arrested, they sit in jail until they goto court or post bail.
Steel Valley Football;1160711 wrote:Define "drop in". Is that where you make a post right after a succession of posts you've made in the last ten minutes?
So dynamite fail bro.
Never said it was right and there wasnt a fuck upchicago510;1160627 wrote:Not without a basic right to life-sustaining food and water and a lawyer. This isn't communist Russia.
I dont disagree that heads should roll for this.I Wear Pants;1160832 wrote:Then everyone involved in this needs to lose their jobs permanently and be charged with a crime. You do not get to fuck up that bad when you are an authority figure.
I have no patience for people in positions of power that are either willingly or ignorantly abuses of that power. Just like the military if society expects me to give organizations like law enforcement more respect/power than any other job then they need to be as close to perfect as possible and when people fuck up they need to be punished hard. Tired of seeing nothing being done in result to abuses of power.
You say when people commit a crime they are arrested and sit in jail. You forgot to say except for cops, who get paid leave or unpaid leave if it's really bad and then some sort of suspension or something.
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