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My day? Un-freakin'-believable. First-first we nailed this bastard who had the gall to hide his stuff in his daughter's doll. Her doll, for God's sake! Oh, where's the line any more? Well, I got news for you: It's...it's...it's...it's...it's not even on the radar screen! The days of decency and virtue are gone, honey. Bam! Freakin' evaporated like a dingy, stinkin' mud puddle. One-one day you...you...you see your reflection in it, and the next day i...it's a...it's a...it's a damn oil spot on your cracked driveway, staring back at you, mocking you, blah blah blah, knowing the perverted truths that rot in the pit of your soul... that's how my freakin' day was.
Shit like this should trigger an FBI investigation into the entire department.
It calls into question everything that's happened in that department, and the reliability of every officer working there.
I'm tired of the "few bad apples" bullshit >


I'm tired of the "few bad apples" bullshit

Especially when the people fond of spouting that phrase constantly ignore the "spoils the bunch" part, which is the entire point of the idiom. >

Same with the “pulling up by bootstraps”. 
It’s literally impossible to pull yourself off the ground by tugging at your boots.
But somehow folks overlook that and misuse that phrase as if it somehow captures “hard work and overcoming obstacles.” >

They're just taking the road less traveled. >

What? Imaginary? >

No, it's just another quote that is frequently misunderstood by people who use it.  Frost intended it to be ironic. >

What a bleeding heart, 
(Another saying, weirdly used almost exclusively by Christians) >

They do say that blood is thicker than water
(means the exact opposite; the bonds we make are stronger than the bonds we're born with). >

Blood of the covenant is thicker than the water of the womb. >

Every case this fuck touched should be reviewed, especially drug cases... >

It will be. Every lawyer who represents anyone prosecuted with evidence that ran through that police department or that they investigate will be filing suit poste haste. This is an absolute nightmare for the DA. >

Ya ok... they're going to do an "internal investigation " not find misconduct in anything related to handling crime and then they will be immune to any liability.  This story will be nothing by tomorrow. >

The expression "Cops have the best dope" exists for a reason. >

the cops have a drug problem. >

It sure seems like it >

It's always the guys who look like thumbs >

Joe Rogan sweating bullets >

Every day another story about a dirty cop. Be they crooked, murderous, brutalizing, sexually transgressive, abusive of power, etc.. Every. single. Day. >

People in trusted professions should get twice the jail time as regular people. >

Any public servants should get far harsher sentences for crimes than average citizens. This includes politicians. We need to hold our public servants accountable. >

They'd probably have fewer criminals in the department if they handed out badges to randos on the street. Or make it the prize in Cracker Jacks. >

Better policing by adopting the Jury Duty model of recruitment. >

He looks like Hank Schrader >

He's definitely got some strong cop phrenology. >

Needs trepanation. >

Im beginning to think that having a badge doesn’t prove anything about morals or integrity. >

Beginning to think? >

These days you gotta create job security, ain't nobody gonna hand it to you >

Took the side hustle a bit too far, Chief. Should've stuck with the OnlyFans... >

This poor man has been through enough. Let's make sure he quietly retires with his full pension and make that the end of the investigation again. >

I mean clearly just a good man who fell into hard times and just trying to make a living. Law enforcement is a difficult and underappreciated job. I'm sure he feels ashamed of his actions, so a nice plea deal should be enough. Nothing too serious - maybe set him up with a new gig at a different department.
Obviously he's not like those vile thugs spreading poison in the streets. He definitely doesn't deserve the same treatment.
/s just in case it's not obvious >

Why do all cops look so similar? Is it just me? >

You mean that shaved fat head thing? Yh. I guess some kind of LARPing. >

The mom of a girl I dated in college always bought her coke off of cops. Being a naive Air Force brat, I was like from a cop? The girls reply was yeah the cops have the best drugs. >

When I was a kid, cops would show up at my house to buy weed from my dad. I guess that says something about the quality of his shit. >

DEA used a CI just like he did many times I'm sure. >

This guy watched The Shield too many times. >

Fuck I miss that show. >

I rewatched it about a year ago. Still holds up well >

Biggest street gang in the world. >

“We’re going to need a bigger basket for all these bad apples” >

Fine blue line between cop and criminal >

Doin a great job fighting that “war on drugs” lol. >

Hands down victory for drugs. >

I lived  in Greensburg for several years, I am not at all surprised. >

I currently live there, still not surprised. >

godspeed. no greater punishment than living in westmoreland county in general, having been born there. at least there's the cat cafe, i guess? >

Thanks! I travel a lot for work. But I don’t try to go to the cat cafe as much as I can! >

Next can we arrest the cops that are killing people? >

Only if they're not white, apparently... >

I have feeling this is more common than anyone wants to believe. >

He's been chief of police since he was 21 ?!?! >

He's 41 and been chief since 2022. His drug operation began in 2021 they believe. It's a small city dept but they are very very busy. I have family in the area. This is a nightmare for their county DA. She's only been in office there a year. >

They must have corrected a typo or I completely misread it >

Relevant question: when and where will 🐖 be reinstated with absolute immunity? >

A neighboring county. >

Ah, my hometown. Figures. >

Guys it’s okay; he feared for his life. >

Above the law, until he wasn’t. Hope he gets a long, long sentence just like the people he arrested. >

Sad day for Officer Pilkington here >

Head like a fucking orange. >

This sounds serious.  He might even lose his job over this..... >

He’ll just be rehired in the next town over. >

This happened in my town I was told. We now only have a sheriff station. PD shut down, no more mayor because I guess he was also involved. Crazy.
I like not having a police department tbh. >

This guy was allowed to put other people in jail for breaking the law. And then when they pull up behind me I should stop? I think not friend. >

Cops are criminals… Worth a headline, yes. Surprising, no. >

I live in Greensburg.  Westmoreland County is corrupt as fuck >

Live 30 mins away in Allegheny, not much better 😂 >

Extremely corrupt nation. >

Greensburg knows how to party! >

Couldn’t ask for a better dealer… >

Bad boys bad boys, whatcha gonna do, whatcha gonna do when they come for you….. >

Everyone's got a side hustle these days. >

Dude looks like he’s been hitting up his products.