This blog has long been about promoting all the good that Christian Police Officers spread throughout their communities and to educate the public about the face and heart behind the badge. Further I have attempted to dispel the misinformation that the media consistently reports about officers and our profession.
That said, I have to address Lt Gliniewicz of the Fox Lake Illinois Police Department. One of the frustrating aspects of being a police officer is that the 900,000 of us in the US, who are doing all the proper ethical and moral actions, are slandered and labeled by the less than one percent who are just despicable.
Everyone in my department has known for a long time that it was probably going to eventually be labeled a suicide. We did not have any inside information, but after hearing the 911 tapes and getting the trickle of information that the task force press conferences provided, that was the only conclusion that made sense. Case in point, the fact that they picked up the three youths and then immediately released and exonerated them is not typical of a murder investigation. Even if you get the wrong guys, you don't tell anyone right away because the right guys get stupid and lazy thinking they are free and clear.
That said, we have been waiting to find out how bad of a guy he is, because no one commits suicide for no reason and trust me its going to get worse than simple embezzlement. This type of person carries others to join with his evil and leaves a trail of victims.
I may not be the first to condemn him on behalf of all of law enforcement, but let it be known that he is a disgrace to the uniform, a sorry excuse of a human being, has poisoned any good he ever did, if indeed he ever did anything good. He is not resting in peace.
A selfish life led to a selfish death.
That said, I have to address Lt Gliniewicz of the Fox Lake Illinois Police Department. One of the frustrating aspects of being a police officer is that the 900,000 of us in the US, who are doing all the proper ethical and moral actions, are slandered and labeled by the less than one percent who are just despicable.
Everyone in my department has known for a long time that it was probably going to eventually be labeled a suicide. We did not have any inside information, but after hearing the 911 tapes and getting the trickle of information that the task force press conferences provided, that was the only conclusion that made sense. Case in point, the fact that they picked up the three youths and then immediately released and exonerated them is not typical of a murder investigation. Even if you get the wrong guys, you don't tell anyone right away because the right guys get stupid and lazy thinking they are free and clear.
That said, we have been waiting to find out how bad of a guy he is, because no one commits suicide for no reason and trust me its going to get worse than simple embezzlement. This type of person carries others to join with his evil and leaves a trail of victims.
I may not be the first to condemn him on behalf of all of law enforcement, but let it be known that he is a disgrace to the uniform, a sorry excuse of a human being, has poisoned any good he ever did, if indeed he ever did anything good. He is not resting in peace.
A selfish life led to a selfish death.
2 comments:
Even if you get the wrong guys, you don't tell anyone right away...
Do you see the ethical problem with this statement?
Nope
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