5 Days in Jail and you get $4million

[slow99]

But would you still work?

[naynay]

inon1

[Forever_frost]

Sue the individual so the entity is immune and therefore is not required to train to prevent future occurrences?

Sounds logical......

No, you sue them individually, both the person responsible AND the agency responsible. How is this difficult. Same as if a cop pistol whips someone, they should be sued individually and the agency should be sued as well.

[exlude]

and get paid nothing?

That would come from the agency, my last post wasn't all inclusive.

[Broncojohnny]

Sue the individual so the entity is immune and therefore is not required to train to prevent future occurrences?

Sounds logical......

Exactly what kind of training is required to not forget about someone you have locked up?

[Forever_frost]

Exactly what kind of training is required to not forget about someone you have locked up?

Evidently you have to train people not to lock someone up and forget about them all weekend

[racrguy]

Evidently you have to train people not to lock someone up and forget about them all week

Fixed your small typo.

[Forever_frost]

Fixed your small typo.

Thank you for that.

[lee earley]

They forgot to add that, on the way home, he was stopped and his car was searched and all of his money was confiscated because it had drug residue on it, including the $40 he had in his wallet.

I wonder what the % of money has this on it? Im talking everyday normal peoples $$.

[ceyko]

The only people paying for these errors are the taxpayers.

[yellowstang]

The only people paying for these errors are the taxpayers.

Yup. They should use confiscated money from drug houses, peoples cars when they get pulled over,e tc. WTF do they do with all that money anyway? You know they get stacks of cash on some busts!

[Country cracker]

I heard he drank his own urine and has kidney damage. Don't most of the holding cells have a sink and toilet. I guess x is a hell of a drug

[bcoop]

I wonder what the % of money has this on it? Im talking everyday normal peoples $$.

I posted this last week in the stripper thread. 90% of cash in circulation has cocaine residue on it. That is everyday people money.

http://www.cnn.com/2009/HEALTH/08/14/cocaine.traces.money/

Yup. They should use confiscated money from drug houses, peoples cars when they get pulled over,e tc. WTF do they do with all that money anyway? You know they get stacks of cash on some busts!

They keep it for trial evidence, once trial is over, I think they have to keep it a certain amount of time for appeals. Then I assume it gets applied to their general fund and budgeted for use the next year. Of course, I'm sure there is some variation depending on the agency involved.

[03trubluGT]

Exactly what kind of training is required to not forget about someone you have locked up?

Geez Alan...


Ok, say Jailer A puts someone in a cell/pen/tank the hour before he gets off. He makes a mark/notation/whatever that someone is in cell/pen/tank X. He gets off and goes on vacation.

Do you really think he's worried about scumbag Y?

It's the responsibility of the oncoming shift to check every cell/pen/tank instead of assuming that everyone is in cell/pen/tank W. The guy in cell/pen/tank X might have needed to be segregated.

So it's not the responsibility of the individual, but the responsibility of the shift/team and that of the supervisor to ensure that the job/mission is carried out.

[livinglegend_86]

I wonder what he was doing in a known drug house? I'm assuming known since it got raided. Sounds like he might have lucked out by not getting charges and a big payday.

Iredale acknowledged Chong was there to consume marijuana.

Seems like it... now he has enough $$$ to throw a big green party