Although it has been some time since we last posted it was evident to us that it was time to rekindle the spirit in terms of justice and the freedoms of expression that we once enjoyed. I can guarantee based on numerous current affairs that the Phoenix Police Department is now and should be under considerable scrutiny not only by the Federal Government and the Inspector General but also by the heavily taxed public who pay their ginormous salaries and overtime.
In the past few years we have acquired a multitude of news broadcasts and reports that clearly validate our allegations that there are Rogue officers within the Phoenix Police Departments ranks. The public generally doesn't hear about this misconduct until long after the broadcast of news media obtains the reports. The police department will often try to cleanse the report often times providing little clarity of what actually transpired. This holds true in the Sergeant Drenth murder case whereby there must be a cache of suspects yet the PD claims they have few leads. It is also well settled that several officers filed a Civil Rights lawsuit claiming that they were coerced and forced to take DNA testing so that they could be disqualified as a potential suspect. These officers filed their case in Federal Court as have many law enforcers employed by the PPD.
Should you value news reporting and transparency here a few of those cases that paint the Phoenix Police Department in a negative light. By removing Chief Jack Harris and replacing him with an outside Administrator only caused more friction within the top ranks of leadership.
In the past few years we have acquired a multitude of news broadcasts and reports that clearly validate our allegations that there are Rogue officers within the Phoenix Police Departments ranks. The public generally doesn't hear about this misconduct until long after the broadcast of news media obtains the reports. The police department will often try to cleanse the report often times providing little clarity of what actually transpired. This holds true in the Sergeant Drenth murder case whereby there must be a cache of suspects yet the PD claims they have few leads. It is also well settled that several officers filed a Civil Rights lawsuit claiming that they were coerced and forced to take DNA testing so that they could be disqualified as a potential suspect. These officers filed their case in Federal Court as have many law enforcers employed by the PPD.
Should you value news reporting and transparency here a few of those cases that paint the Phoenix Police Department in a negative light. By removing Chief Jack Harris and replacing him with an outside Administrator only caused more friction within the top ranks of leadership.
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