More abuse - Cops drag disabled man out of his own house

[neoINDIE]

http://town.huntington.ny.us/newsdetails.cfm?ID=1404









oh yeah...it was on fire..... ;)

[Panhead0422]

http://town.huntington.ny.us/newsdetails.cfm?ID=1404









oh yeah...it was on fire..... ;)

First sucker is laughing. You had me going with the thread title, I was all set to rip you a new one.

[FidelisAdMortem]

Damn those cops, dont they know they arent firefighters. How dare they!

[neoINDIE]

First sucker is laughing. You had me going with the thread title, I was all set to rip you a new one.

You still can. I don't mind.

[notluzn]

It is unfortunate that bad cops makes people think all cops are bad. I have a lot of friends on the PD and they are the coolest people you'll ever meet. I would think that people would know that there are bad eggs in every organization.

God Bless the Great Police Officers of this Nation that put their lives on the line when the put their uniforms on. Salute!

[sgtmac_46]

http://town.huntington.ny.us/newsdetails.cfm?ID=1404









oh yeah...it was on fire..... ;)
:))

[sgtmac_46]

It is unfortunate that bad cops makes people think all cops are bad. I have a lot of friends on the PD and they are the coolest people you'll ever meet. I would think that people would know that there are bad eggs in every organization.

God Bless the Great Police Officers of this Nation that put their lives on the line when the put their uniforms on. Salute!

It isn't just bad cops who make cops look bad......it's a bunch of liars lying about good cops too......an important point since we're talking about perception.

[sgtmac_46]

Damn those cops, dont they know they arent firefighters. How dare they!

The firefighters are going to file a grievance with the union! :))

[FidelisAdMortem]

The firefighters are too busy looting the house to file a grievance, lol.

[jimjames418]

The firefighters are too busy looting the house to file a grievance, lol.
I doubt that very much since the fire fighters in Huntington are volunteer fire fighters (http://town.huntington.ny.us/newsdetails.cfm?ID=492&CFID=10424800&CFTOKEN=89110140).

[Panhead0422]

You still can. I don't mind.

I will bear that in mind. I hope that you won't make it necessary. I like the humor here though.

[Panhead0422]

Damn those cops, dont they know they arent firefighters. How dare they!\

I will just bet that they set it themselves because the poor old dude wouldn't pay for his fire protection.:whistle::whistle:

[Panhead0422]

The firefighters are going to file a grievance with the union! :))

Won't do them any good; the union sold out to the town council.:)):))

[Panhead0422]

what were you going to rip him a new one about?

About my perception that he was belittling the men and women of the law enforcement community. He played me like a violin. :whistle::)):))

[neoINDIE]

About my perception that he was belittling the men and women of the law enforcement community. He played me like a violin. :whistle::)):))

As you get to know me, you'll assume sarcasm first.

[Panhead0422]

As you get to know me, you'll assume sarcasm first.


Is it assumption time now??:whistle::mrgreen:

[sgtmac_46]

I doubt that very much since the fire fighters in Huntington are volunteer fire fighters (http://town.huntington.ny.us/newsdetails.cfm?ID=492&CFID=10424800&CFTOKEN=89110140).

So not getting paid would make them less likely or more likely to loot? :think:


To all you hose draggers i'm just kidding. ;)

[ThrowCop]

:)) Teh funah! :))

[CaptC]

Is it assumption time now??:whistle::mrgreen:One should never assume - When you assume, you make an ASS of U and ME. :))

[birddog1]

http://town.huntington.ny.us/newsdetails.cfm?ID=1404









oh yeah...it was on fire..... ;)

According to the article one of the officers has a pattern of this kind of behavior. A short time before he dragged some poor guy out of the harbor as well.

[Techgod]

According to the article one of the officers has a pattern of this kind of behavior. A short time before he dragged some poor guy out of the harbor as well.


Here is a little more about that.



"After securing his gun belt in his cruiser, Officer Tonkin secured his expandable baton in his uniform pocket, and without regard for his own safety, swam more than 60 feet to the partially submerged SUV. The vehicle was afloat in the water and Officer Tonkin was unable to touch bottom. He gained leverage by holding onto the roof rack, and then used his expandable baton to break the back window. The force of the water that gushed into the vehicle pushed the victim further away from the window and caused the SUV to sink further into the icy waters.
With the SUV now completely submerged, Officer Tonkin dove underneath the water reaching into the vehicle to rescue the semi-conscious driver. As he pulled the victim from the vehicle, the gentleman's weight forced Officer Tonkin further underwater. In order to regain his composure, Officer Tonkin pushed off the victim in an attempt to reach the bottom, but was unable to, due to the water's depth. While swimming back through the murky water to the surface, Officer Tonkin hit his face against the side of the SUV.
When Officer Tonkin re-surfaced, he found that AEMT Scott Kitograd had been able to grasp the victim's wrist and was attempting to pull him into the dinghy. After multiple attempts were made to get the victim into the dinghy, Officer Tonkin and Kitograd secured the gentleman's head, arm, and shoulder above the water over the side of the dinghy. Officer Tonkin then held the victim and swam as Kitograd held the victim's wrist with one arm and paddled with his other. When they reached the boat ramp, other officers were on hand to assist. The victim was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, while Officer Tonkin was treated for lacerations from the broken glass and for a broken tooth.""


http://www.policemag.com/News/2009/01/28/Officer-Timothy-Tonkin-of-Suffolk-County-N-Y-PD-Named-NLEOMF-Officer-of-the-Month.aspx

[Panhead0422]

Here is a little more about that.



"After securing his gun belt in his cruiser, Officer Tonkin secured his expandable baton in his uniform pocket, and without regard for his own safety, swam more than 60 feet to the partially submerged SUV. The vehicle was afloat in the water and Officer Tonkin was unable to touch bottom. He gained leverage by holding onto the roof rack, and then used his expandable baton to break the back window. The force of the water that gushed into the vehicle pushed the victim further away from the window and caused the SUV to sink further into the icy waters.
With the SUV now completely submerged, Officer Tonkin dove underneath the water reaching into the vehicle to rescue the semi-conscious driver. As he pulled the victim from the vehicle, the gentleman's weight forced Officer Tonkin further underwater. In order to regain his composure, Officer Tonkin pushed off the victim in an attempt to reach the bottom, but was unable to, due to the water's depth. While swimming back through the murky water to the surface, Officer Tonkin hit his face against the side of the SUV.
When Officer Tonkin re-surfaced, he found that AEMT Scott Kitograd had been able to grasp the victim's wrist and was attempting to pull him into the dinghy. After multiple attempts were made to get the victim into the dinghy, Officer Tonkin and Kitograd secured the gentleman's head, arm, and shoulder above the water over the side of the dinghy. Officer Tonkin then held the victim and swam as Kitograd held the victim's wrist with one arm and paddled with his other. When they reached the boat ramp, other officers were on hand to assist. The victim was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, while Officer Tonkin was treated for lacerations from the broken glass and for a broken tooth.""


http://www.policemag.com/News/2009/01/28/Officer-Timothy-Tonkin-of-Suffolk-County-N-Y-PD-Named-NLEOMF-Officer-of-the-Month.aspx

It is amazing that we tolerate these type of activities from our public servants.:whistle::whistle::)):)):)):))

[Fire Watch]

Somethings gots to be did.

[GA_LP]

Somethings gots to be did.Good Lord, Rick :eek: :)) :))

[Panhead0422]

WE ABSOLUTELY HAVE GOT TO BRING THIS TYPE OF BEHAVIOR TO A HALT. If we let these miscreants continue this type of activity, they might give law enforcement a GOOD REPUTATION.

:doh::)):)):))

[jimjames418]

Somethings gots to be did.
lst wek i cun't evn spel coop an tody i re one.