A Reminder Of Why DA's Don't Like Prosecuting Cops

[Biff_Poindexter]

DA reviewing hundreds of charges connected to former trooper charged with sex crime

The District Attorney's Office has dismissed at least 100 cases connected to a former Gaston County state trooper who has been charged with a sex crime, and they have many more to review.

www.gastongazette.com

"The District Attorney's Office has dismissed at least 100 cases connected to a former Gaston County state trooper who has been charged with a sex crime, and they have many more to review. The trooper, Jeffrey Salyer, worked in Gaston County from October 2019 to May 2022, he was arrested in late December and charged with solicitation of prostitution, crime against nature, and patronizing a place of prostitution. District Attorney Travis Page said that among the cases involving Salyer that have been dismissed are around 80 cases in which people were charged with driving while impaired. "We have approximately an additional 350 cases to consider," Page said."


So it makes sense why DA's are reluctant to prosecute cops -- because of the chances of ruining other past convictions in which the crooked cop played a key role in bringing about..Altho, just because the guy pays hookers for pussy, don't mean his testimony in other convictions can't be trusted...they are making this guy seem like he was part of the Deep State or something...

 

[occupied]

Crimes against nature? That one is usually reserved for bestiality. WTF?

 

[Biff_Poindexter]

Crimes against nature? That one is usually reserved for bestiality. WTF?

Maybe the prostitute was really fat

 

[Mikeoxenormous]

DA reviewing hundreds of charges connected to former trooper charged with sex crime

The District Attorney's Office has dismissed at least 100 cases connected to a former Gaston County state trooper who has been charged with a sex crime, and they have many more to review.

www.gastongazette.com

"The District Attorney's Office has dismissed at least 100 cases connected to a former Gaston County state trooper who has been charged with a sex crime, and they have many more to review. The trooper, Jeffrey Salyer, worked in Gaston County from October 2019 to May 2022, he was arrested in late December and charged with solicitation of prostitution, crime against nature, and patronizing a place of prostitution. District Attorney Travis Page said that among the cases involving Salyer that have been dismissed are around 80 cases in which people were charged with driving while impaired. "We have approximately an additional 350 cases to consider," Page said."


So it makes sense why DA's are reluctant to prosecute cops -- because of the chances of ruining other past convictions in which the crooked cop played a key role in bringing about..Altho, just because the guy pays hookers for pussy, don't mean his testimony in other convictions can't be trusted...they are making this guy seem like he was part of the Deep State or something...

Why dont DA's keep criminals in jail, so cops dont have to keep beating the shit out of the same ole people? Oh yeah, because criminals like you want a free pass to beat up Asian women.

 

[Biff_Poindexter]

Why dont DA's keep criminals in jail, so cops dont have to keep beating the shit out of the same ole people? Oh yeah, because criminals like you want a free pass to beat up Asian women.

We get it, you are all A-OK with police corruption as long as those on the wrong end of it are not this big ass bitch....

Because for that big bitch, you want to abolish the whole DOJ and FBI for him....because cucks gonna cuck...

 

[martybegan]

Crimes against nature? That one is usually reserved for bestiality. WTF?

In some criminal codes, more than likely using a dildo without consent or anal sex without consent.

 

[JoeB131]

DA reviewing hundreds of charges connected to former trooper charged with sex crime

The District Attorney's Office has dismissed at least 100 cases connected to a former Gaston County state trooper who has been charged with a sex crime, and they have many more to review.

www.gastongazette.com

"The District Attorney's Office has dismissed at least 100 cases connected to a former Gaston County state trooper who has been charged with a sex crime, and they have many more to review. The trooper, Jeffrey Salyer, worked in Gaston County from October 2019 to May 2022, he was arrested in late December and charged with solicitation of prostitution, crime against nature, and patronizing a place of prostitution. District Attorney Travis Page said that among the cases involving Salyer that have been dismissed are around 80 cases in which people were charged with driving while impaired. "We have approximately an additional 350 cases to consider," Page said."


So it makes sense why DA's are reluctant to prosecute cops -- because of the chances of ruining other past convictions in which the crooked cop played a key role in bringing about..Altho, just because the guy pays hookers for pussy, don't mean his testimony in other convictions can't be trusted...they are making this guy seem like he was part of the Deep State or something...

1) Why is prostitution still a crime to start with.
2) Most of these are DUI cases. Another fake crime. We could end DUI tomorrow simply by requiring every car to have a blow-meter.
3) All that said, um, yeah, but refusing to prosecute misconduct doesn't mean the misconduct can't be brought up later as an avenue of appeal.

 

[Ralph Norton]

Most of these are DUI cases. Another fake crime

Tell that to the families of the 11,654 people who died in alcohol related crashes in 2020.

We could end DUI tomorrow simply by requiring every car to have a blow-meter.

And you are going to make sure that the person doing the blowing is the driver how?
Keep up the good work.

 

[JoeB131]

Tell that to the families of the 11,654 people who died in alcohol related crashes in 2020.

And you are going to make sure that the person doing the blowing is the driver how?
Keep up the good work.

Are you your own kind of special stupid.

Do you really think there's a sober person out there who is going to unleash a drunk drive on the road by blowing into his meter?

Would such a system be foolproof? Nope. But it's not about saving lives, it's about generating money for the state tagging the poor fool who blew a .08 and making him chuck out $10,000 in legal fees.

Follow the money. I

 

[Mikeoxenormous]

We get it, you are all A-OK with police corruption as long as those on the wrong end of it are not this big ass bitch....


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Because for that big bitch, you want to abolish the whole DOJ and FBI for him....because cucks gonna cuck...

Only when people like you get uppity with the men in blue, do you deserve a fucking smack down. Law abiding citizens who dont live in Blue Cities dont have to worry about the police, because many of them are living in the same neighborhoods and are neighborly. Must suck to be you.