There is often an expectation that police officers will treat other cops differently than the general public. This isn’t rare and many officers admit that the ‘thin blue line’ of camaraderie that unites them includes special considerations. What does this mean? Do cops think they’re above the law they’re supposed to enforce?
Take, for example, the case of the department of Methuen, Massachusetts. If you’re a biased, dishonest cheater, then they’re looking for you!
In a standard interview for potential police, they now look exactly for those who are unethical liars with no conscience.
FIND OUT HOW THEY SEEK THE UNETHICAL ON THE NEXT PAGE:
Look a job for Obama.
Obama will need a job soon. Nobody lies like the sob
TOM BRADY
Try Washington DC and start in the Oval Office!
This should be quite easy.
someone needs to investigate this police dept….this just isn’t right…WOW
someone needs to investigate this police dept…this just isn’t right
Part of the problem. It puts good cops at risk unfortunately.
I have little doubts this is true. My department made a business of promoting the worst people in the ranks.. If a good person got promoted, it was always something they could not avaoid.
So basically they are hiring evil people to do thier dirty work….stock up M$#%&!@*achusetts