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carson
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The crooked cop
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Jun 26 21:21 UTC 1994 |
(You're a police officer working in drug enforcement. During a bust, you
discover that one of your fellow officers is not only a heavy cocaine
user, but that he's also taking money from various drug dealers to look
the other way. He has a wife and two kids, with another on the way, and he
is their only source of income.)
(do you turn in this crooked cop?)
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park
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response 1 of 21:
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Jun 27 08:34 UTC 1994 |
Hell yea...he put himself in that jepordy and now he deserves to spend the time
now if it was a friend of, a close friend, then i would talk it over with him
and get him to turn himself in
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dang
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response 2 of 21:
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Jun 27 17:12 UTC 1994 |
yes
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omni
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response 3 of 21:
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Jun 27 19:50 UTC 1994 |
yes. Lying is lying.
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gidget
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response 4 of 21:
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Jun 27 20:06 UTC 1994 |
I'd pray he'd OD before it came to that.
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kimba
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response 5 of 21:
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Jun 29 04:05 UTC 1994 |
Hell yea! The wife and kids would be better off without him!
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cicero
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response 6 of 21:
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Jul 3 15:18 UTC 1994 |
Yes I would, but most cops wouldnt. They have that loyalty thing.
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carson
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response 7 of 21:
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Jul 6 03:49 UTC 1994 |
(Depends. I think the first step would be to help him with his cocaine
addiction, as that would probably be the root of most of the problems. If
he seeks help for his habit, it would probably lead him to turn himself
in, which I think would be a better scenario.)
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jamie
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response 8 of 21:
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Jul 9 02:26 UTC 1994 |
addiction.
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vishnu
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response 9 of 21:
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Jul 12 08:06 UTC 1994 |
Wait, is he physically dependent? I would try to
get him off the drug until I believe there's no
way to do so without using force, then i'd turn
him in.
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alfee
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response 10 of 21:
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Jul 13 00:49 UTC 1994 |
yes, I'd turn him in because he is propagating the problem he has been
hired to expurgate. It's a conflict of interest. I'd also try to convince
him to get help so he can get back on the force and back to business. The
issue is not turning him in, it' getting him over the addiction.
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turtle
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response 11 of 21:
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Jul 13 17:21 UTC 1994 |
YES! I aggree with #1!
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y
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response 12 of 21:
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Aug 5 06:04 UTC 1994 |
I'd ask for a cut
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carson
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response 13 of 21:
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Aug 8 02:19 UTC 1994 |
(I guess honesty counts for something...)
(don't forget to send mail to swa, y!)
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swa
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response 14 of 21:
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Aug 11 06:56 UTC 1994 |
Thanks, carson. :)
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ewhisam
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response 15 of 21:
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Dec 27 22:42 UTC 1995 |
Yes you turn him in to Federal and State Authorities as well as internal
Affairs.
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simcha
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response 16 of 21:
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Mar 15 14:34 UTC 1996 |
definitely turn him in, but anonymously so your spouse isn't widowed as a
result. Also, do it in a way to get the ones paying off the cop.
when I was pregnant the first time I had to fire someone whose wife was due
the same day asa me. I was up a lot of nights over that. But firing him was
sthe *right* thing to do, and I finally decided that not sleeping well as a
result just meant I was a nice human.
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diznave
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response 17 of 21:
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Nov 9 06:31 UTC 1997 |
I'd pour any coke of his I could find into the gas tank of his cruiser. Then
I'd get "Big" Louie and the boys to lean on him.
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moonowl
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response 18 of 21:
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Nov 18 14:02 UTC 1997 |
Of course I turn him in. How else can his family be safe?
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mrhappy
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response 19 of 21:
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Oct 29 20:27 UTC 1998 |
This will sound cold, but I would shoot him,during a bust. That way,his family
recieves the insurance, and he would get a departmental funeral,and he would
be seen as a hero, instead of as a cancer.
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sekari
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response 20 of 21:
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Nov 20 11:44 UTC 1998 |
I can see you doing that.
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mrhappy
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response 21 of 21:
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Dec 25 18:29 UTC 1998 |
Thank you.
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