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You can't fire or discipline an employee before they are actually charged with a crime. This is not hard.
paid admin leave pending investigation?
For being a "person of interest"?
that could mean a number of things...neither of us know the details of this, i'm guessing...but either way my point is a person can be put on paid admin leave before a crime is charged since generally that's not considered firing or disciplining
You can't fire or discipline an employee before they are actually charged with a crime. This is not hard.
paid admin leave pending investigation?
For being a "person of interest"?
that could mean a number of things...neither of us know the details of this, i'm guessing...but either way my point is a person can be put on paid admin leave before a crime is charged since generally that's not considered firing or disciplining
Yeah maybe. I just don't like the whole jumping to conclusions thing. In Illinois you can make anonymous complaints against cops now. So do you just put a cop on leave every time some disgruntled citizen tries to get revenge via the complaint line?
You can't fire or discipline an employee before they are actually charged with a crime. This is not hard.
paid admin leave pending investigation?
For being a "person of interest"?
that could mean a number of things...neither of us know the details of this, i'm guessing...but either way my point is a person can be put on paid admin leave before a crime is charged since generally that's not considered firing or disciplining
Yeah maybe. I just don't like the whole jumping to conclusions thing. In Illinois you can make anonymous complaints against cops now. So do you just put a cop on leave every time some disgruntled citizen tries to get revenge via the complaint line?
that's how green habit should manage the mods and other admins here
Joined: Thu January 10, 2013 2:19 am Posts: 8890 Location: SOUTH PORTLAND
verb_to_trust wrote:
lennytheweedwhacker wrote:
verb_to_trust wrote:
lennytheweedwhacker wrote:
verb_to_trust wrote:
You can't fire or discipline an employee before they are actually charged with a crime. This is not hard.
paid admin leave pending investigation?
For being a "person of interest"?
that could mean a number of things...neither of us know the details of this, i'm guessing...but either way my point is a person can be put on paid admin leave before a crime is charged since generally that's not considered firing or disciplining
Yeah maybe. I just don't like the whole jumping to conclusions thing. In Illinois you can make anonymous complaints against cops now. So do you just put a cop on leave every time some disgruntled citizen tries to get revenge via the complaint line?
if they did, how long until they called in shit about each other to get extra vacation?
You can't fire or discipline an employee before they are actually charged with a crime. This is not hard.
paid admin leave pending investigation?
For being a "person of interest"?
that could mean a number of things...neither of us know the details of this, i'm guessing...but either way my point is a person can be put on paid admin leave before a crime is charged since generally that's not considered firing or disciplining
Yeah maybe. I just don't like the whole jumping to conclusions thing. In Illinois you can make anonymous complaints against cops now. So do you just put a cop on leave every time some disgruntled citizen tries to get revenge via the complaint line?
if they did, how long until they called in shit about each other to get extra vacation?
Investigations can take years. Think about the backlog on rape kits.
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Minneapolis on edge as the first officer charged in killing of George Floyd goes on trial
Quote:
Community activists are concerned that the city is not ready. Michelle Gross, founder of the local nonprofit Communities United Against Police Brutality, said city officials have not contacted her group about preparations for the trial and focused instead on fortifying downtown.
“They are more afraid of the community than they are of police violence,” Gross said.
Huh. Why might that be?
_________________ "The fatal flaw of all revolutionaries is that they know how to tear things down but don't have a f**king clue about how to build anything."
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Yeah but verb is pretty open about how he yearns for death so I dunno if that counts, more like a "we've already established what you are, now we're just haggling over the price" situation.
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its really tiresome to see these ¨good guys¨ talking about any political stuff in tv while also being kinda funny and hip and cool....its just...please enough of this shit.
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