Date: Thursday, July 02, 2009, 7:23 am
By: The Associated Press
More black on black on black crime. DAMM peeps.
Yes I believe they should sue. They need to do civil law suits on the officers still working. I am not in it for revenge. Police sometimes forget the qualifications and responsibilities of the job description they have. Digging in their pockets normally helps people come back to reality.
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