2wolves: I feel bad for the decent LEOs (yes they do exist) out there.

Bob and Fred will be just fine. Don't worry about them.

untaken_name: 2wolves: I feel bad for the decent LEOs (yes they do exist) out there.

Bob and Fred will be just fine. Don't worry about them.

And I have my doubts about Fred.

/He looks shady.

To be fair, how's a 68-year-old going to get sex from a hot young guy without giving him drugs and getting him high?

Wonder how many skulls he cracked for drug related offences in his day.

haemaker: This, ladies and gentlemen, is why you dedicate buildings posthumously.

In fact, there is a law preventing any living person from appearing on US currency.

Posthumously plus 20 years should be the rule. If one generation removed thinks you're still worthy, then fine.

/googled "crazy georgia congressman" to remember who I was thinking of - and google remembered Cynthia McKinney for me
//she and her dad both had streets named after them in Georgia
///no more

you just know he's going to be the one to constantly drop the soap in the shower

As part of the investigation authorities say Sullivan agreed to meet a male informant and provide the man drugs in exchange for sex.

what is it about crystal meth and gay sex? they just seem to go together like peanut butter and chocolate.

Retired folks gotta make ends meet somehow.

Melph: As a former inmate of that facility i'm getting a kick out of this article.

As someone named Patrick Sullivan I'm getting a kick...

Ooba Tooba: Wonder how many skulls he cracked for drug related offences in his day.

Wouldn't it be hilarious to get locked up for pot and thrown in a jail named after a tweaker?

BronyMedic: ArkAngel: Here's hoping the Joe Arpaio Memorial Jail is soon similarly situated

I'll second that motion.

Thirded.

Another corrupt cop.
What a shock.

Fett56: Ooba Tooba: Wonder how many skulls he cracked for drug related offences in his day.

Wouldn't it be hilarious to get locked up for pot and thrown in a jail named after a tweaker?

umm...no

lord-humungus: As part of the investigation authorities say Sullivan agreed to meet a male informant and provide the man drugs in exchange for sex.

what is it about crystal meth and gay sex? they just seem to go together like peanut butter and chocolate.

I was just wondering what church he goes to.
Is he married?

Sid_6.7: There's currently no evidence that he acted in a corrupt fashion while on the job.

Most drug users aren't using on the job, either. But they don't arrest and prosecute themselves, right?!

Wasn't this titled "Through a Scanner Darkly" the 1st time?

"Wow, thats like rain on your wedding day!"

Make that "A Scanner Darkly".

:/

What's the difference between crystal meth and regular meth?
Seriously.

That is the greatest thing I've ever heard.

AbbeySomeone: What's the difference between crystal meth and regular meth?
Seriously.

Crystal meth was cooked up by an artist. Regular meth is all cloudy and shiat.

/br
//ba

-laughs- nuff said

Say it ain't so, joe

Hah! As meth using sheriff I'm getting a kick out of this thread.


/not really a sheriff

FTFA: "CBS4 has also learned that in the last several years Sullivan posted bond numerous times for suspects in drug cases who were being held at various jail facilities. According to public records, in 2007 and 2008 Sullivan was an active participant in state and local methamphetamine task forces, helping craft a state plan to deal with the scourge of methamphetamine."

Sounds like he's been running a ring for a while and was using his contacts to scout out competitors.

Another victim of the war on drugs. Soon our jails will be filled with meth-head cops.

Clearly this calls for strict, random, invasive and continual drug test monitoring of all law enforcement officials everywhere, at every level, for the rest of their lives. You know, for national security. Or something.

It's actually kind of sad. The mug shot roundup on that page is worth a stroll, though.

I tried to post some images, but they're java'ed into frames. Some funny stuff.

Impasse: Clearly this calls for strict, random, invasive and continual drug test monitoring of all law enforcement officials everywhere, at every level, for the rest of their lives. You know, for national security. Or something.

Don't stop there, we need to protect the children by testing all public servants and elected officials every 30 days and anyone caught dirty will be subjected to mandatory minimum sentences that are twice as long as those handed to average citizens.

/oh look, sudden support for ending the war on drugs