So, the Seattle cop who drove 74 mph in a 25 zone, without sirens, killed a woman, and wasn't disciplined ... had previously been fired by the Tucson PD, for "failing to meet minimum standards."

Doug Holland@lemmy.world · 7 months ago

So, the Seattle cop who drove 74 mph in a 25 zone, without sirens, killed a woman, and wasn't disciplined ... had previously been fired by the Tucson PD, for "failing to meet minimum standards."

grue@lemmy.world · edit-2 7 months ago

I mean, that probably is what he meant (if not an actual Federal government agency independent from the DoJ, which is how I interpreted it). I’m just saying, the way he worded it wouldn’t preclude the idea of the insurance industry doing it instead.

You’re not an idiot; I’m just being excessively clever/pedantic.

So, the Seattle cop who drove 74 mph in a 25 zone, without sirens, killed a woman, and wasn't disciplined ... had previously been fired by the Tucson PD, for "failing to meet minimum standards."

So, the Seattle cop who drove 74 mph in a 25 zone, without sirens, killed a woman, and wasn't disciplined ... had previously been fired by the Tucson PD, for "failing to meet minimum standards."

Seattle Officer Who Struck and Killed Pedestrian Cited for Two Collisions Before He Was Fired by Tucson Police - PubliCola