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    The "authorities" protect their own, no matter what they do! Look for example at Joshua Carrier, a Colorado Springs city police officer convicted of being a child molester. He was sentenced to prison, but the Colorado Department of Corrections "inmate locator" shows "no record found". Cops get special treatment, lets face it.

    http://gazette.com/joshua-carrier-se.../article/15134

    http://www.doc.state.co.us/oss/

    I'm not bashing LEO's but their bosses i.e. the DA's, governors, president etc. are some real scumbags!

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    Quote Originally Posted by BushMasterBoy View Post
    The "authorities" protect their own, no matter what they do! Look for example at Joshua Carrier, a Colorado Springs city police officer convicted of being a child molester. He was sentenced to prison, but the Colorado Department of Corrections "inmate locator" shows "no record found". Cops get special treatment, lets face it.

    http://gazette.com/joshua-carrier-se.../article/15134

    http://www.doc.state.co.us/oss/

    I'm not bashing LEO's but their bosses i.e. the DA's, governors, president etc. are some real scumbags!

    This is one of the most ridiculous statements i've heard in awhile. If you for one second, think anybody WANTS to protect a child molester, you are crazy. Society has said "we want to rehabilitate offenders". It would be nearly impossible to try and rehabilitate Joshua Carrier, without some sort of "special accommodations".

    With that said, please don't confuse the above statement with me agreeing with special accommodations, i'm just saying the way it is. It's ridiculous to think that anybody is trying to "protect their own", for any other reason than rehabilitation.

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