To serve: Broward deputy arrested for drug trafficking

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The entire “Hero” by default theme needs to be re-written. Just because someone straps on a gun and uniform does not make them a hero.   Cops are just as likely to lie and break the law, if not more, than the average person. They get rewarded for their behavior because it is automatically assumed that they are telling the truth.   If you end up in court and hear sworn testimony by a “Sworn officer of the court” do not believe what they say without considering the cops contained on these pages.

“A Broward Sheriff’s deputy — who was acquitted on charges of stealing during a drug bust several years ago — is now facing a slew of new charges after detectives say he was involved in a drug-trafficking organization.

Albury Burrows, 47, who is stationed at the Port Everglades district, was arrested Monday while he was working. He faces 10 charges, including racketeering, using a two-way communication device to facilitate a felony, owning or renting a place for the purpose of trafficking drugs and tampering with evidence. His bond was set for $271,000.”

Hero of the week: Cop arrested after fiery hit and run

How about this guy? Sounds like a real winner doesn’t he? Yet for all of that he is re-hired after being fired for a cover up.    He worked right alongside his fellow cops and until the day he was fired he was a “Sworn officer of the court”.     Remember this guy if you ever get called to jury duty and the rest that are here on these pages.   Don’t take the word of someone who is given incentive to lie. Don’t convict a citizen of a crime because you believe what a “Hero” testifies to.  Hero is a deed, not a color.

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“An Orlando police officer with a history of traffic citations was arrested Wednesday on charges related to a fiery hit-and-run crash on State Road 408 in November.

Frederick Rolle Jr. was not on duty when he crashed his own pickup into a toll plaza about 6 a.m. Nov. 18, said Sgt. Eduardo Bernal, an Orlando police spokesman.

After an investigation, detectives obtained an arrest warrant on charges of leaving the scene of an accident with injuries, leaving the scene of an accident with property damage, driving under the influence with property damage and driving under the influence. His vehicle was the only one involved in the crash.

Rolle turned himself in and is off duty with pay, Bernal said.

The officer was previously fired on allegations that he covered up an unauthorized police chase in 2015, documents show. He was rehired earlier this year during an arbitration process.

Records show Rolle has been given nine traffic citations in Orange County since 1999, including a 2016 charge of possessing an open container, which was ultimately dismissed.

He also was under internal investigation in 2015 after he was arrested in Missouri on a charge of driving while intoxicated, documents show. Prosecutors in Missouri declined to prosecute Rolle on the case”

http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/crime/os-officer-arrested-in-hit-and-run-20171214-story.html

Heroes of the week : 2 cops rape and sodomize handicapped women

Jonathan Perry Works and Brian Edward Walker were arrested Monday, Dec. 11, 2017 after a grand jury indicted them on multiple sex charges. The two men have since resigned from the Southside Police Department. (Etowah County Jail)()

“Two former police officers in Etowah County were arrested Monday night on sex crime charges.

Jonathan Perry Works, 41, of Gadsden, and Brian Edward Walker, 44, of Rainbow City were booked into the Etowah County Jail in the early evening, records show. Both worked at Southside Police Department and their arrests followed indictments that were issued earlier in the day.

Works is charged with two counts of first-degree rape and two counts of first-degree sodomy, state court records show.

The rape indictments against Works state he engaged in sexual intercourse with a member of the opposite sex who was incapable of consent by reason of being physically helpless or mentally incapacitated. On the sodomy charges, Works is accused of engaging in deviate sexual intercourse with a member of the opposite sex who was incapable of consent by reason of being physically helpless or mentally incapacitated.

The victim’s name was redacted and it wasn’t clear if all four counts involved the same victim or different victims. Works’ bond is set at $100,000.

Walker is charged with two counts of rape. According to the indictment, Walker did engage in sexual intercourse with a member of the opposite sex who was incapable of consent by reason of being physically helpless or mentally incapacitated or,  having a legal duty to prevent the commission of the offense, did fail to make an effort he is legally required to make.”

Real heroes aren’t they? These could be the guys pulling you over on a dark highway. What do you think made them want to be cops? They “Wanted to help people” ?  Is it that or did they have the desire to control people?   What normal person wants to put others under their control?  What normal person wants to wear a gun and force others to do their will?    Not very many. These “Heroes” have more in common with rapists, bullies and wife beaters than with the “Normal” person.   Just because someone puts on a uniform doesn’t make them a hero. It makes them a person who chose this job for a specific reason.

Hero of the week:Laguna Beach police officer arrested in fraud, elder abuse case

See that mug? That is the face of a hero. How do you know? Because he is a cop and wears blue.   Every day he goes out and risks his life to keep us safe.    Hero is a deed people, not a color.

Posted by Deborah Jarrett

FULLERTON – Three people – including a Laguna Beach policeman – were arrested this week on suspicion of defrauding two older relatives out of hundreds of thousands of dollars, police said on Friday.

The officer is 58-year-old Rock Wagner of Lake Forest. The other two suspects are his sister, Wendy Wagner, 55, and her boyfriend, Norman McBride, 58, both of Huntington Beach.

All three were arrested on suspicion of elder abuse and fraud.

Though Fullerton police would give few details about the case, they did reveal that the investigation began in June when they were told about the alleged misconduct by the Orange County District Attorney’s Office and Orange County Adult Protective Services.

Sgt. Jon Radus, Fullerton P.D.’s spokesman, said that agency took the lead on the investigation because a financial institution involved in the case is based out of that city.

Radus said that the victims, a man and woman, are relatives of the officer and his sister. The three suspects were arrested on Tuesday, Nov. 28.

The trio were booked into the Fullerton City Jail. They have since posted bail and been released. A representative with the District Attorney’s Office said no charges have been filed yet and declined to further discuss the case.

Wagner, a nine-year veteran of the Laguna Beach Police Department, is on paid administrative leave until an internal-affairs investigation is over, Chief Laura Farinella told the Register.

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Heroes in Blue : Compilation of cops arrested for 12/01/17

Pineville police officer arrested on Thursday for abuse of office

KALB News (press release)17 hours ago
Although we are disappointed in the allegations and arrest of this particular officer, we want to assure our citizens, the Pineville Police Department and its dedicated officers will continue to provide the best protection and service possible; continuing to meet and exceed the expectations of our community.” …
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Corrections officer arrested for sex with inmate

New York PostNov 28, 2017
Nakisha Newell, 28, was immediately fired after detectives in Butler County got a tip that the corrections officer — who had been on the job just 18 months — was bringing contraband into the county jail, including a cellphone and electronic cigarettes, Butler County Sheriff Richard Jones announced Monday …
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Orlando police officer arrested on domestic-violence charge, OPD …

Orlando SentinelNov 28, 2017
An Orlando police officer was arrested on a domestic-violence charge after he was accused of pinning his estranged wife against a wall, the department said Tuesday. Salvatore Polizzi, 42, was arrested Monday by the Seminole County Sheriff’s Office. Orlando Police spokeswoman Michelle Guido said he’s …
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Former police officer arrested for alleged bar fight

KALB News (press release)Nov 29, 2017
ALEXANDRIA, La. (KALB) – A former Pineville police officer, who also once worked for the Alexandria Police Department and Woodworth Police Department, has been arrested by Alexandria police for allegedly getting into a bar fight.
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Chattanooga police officer arrested, charged with assaulting wife

WTVCNov 27, 2017
We reached out to Chattanooga Police for more information on Christopher Day’s arrest and employment with the department. Chattanooga spokeswoman Elisa Myzal says that Officer Day is on leave with pay pending the investigation. Myzal says Day has been with the department since April 2015.
Chattanooga Police Officer Arrested For Domestic Assault In …
Local SourceThe ChattanooganNov 27, 2017

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Fake MPD officer arrested in West Virginia

WMC Action News 512 hours ago
Deputies said they were able to calm Vickers down and arrest him for DUI, impersonating an officer, and obtaining a prescription drug by fraud. Investigators learned Vickers was also wanted in Tennessee for multiple instances of very similar crimes. Vickers is being held in West Virginia, but he may later be …
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Former Utah corrections officer arrested for forcible sex abuse

fox13now.comNov 28, 2017
UTAH – A former Utah corrections officer charged with sexual abuse has been arrested in Hawaii more than a decade after the crime occurred. William Lawrence was certainly living the high life in Hawaii, but there he was known as John Phillips, according to Supervisory Deputy United States Marshal, …
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Off-duty Michigan police officer driven home, not arrested after …

MLive.com21 hours ago
FERNDALE, MI — An off-duty Roseville police officer, who was pulled over for suspicion of drunk driving while driving the wrong way on Woodward in Ferndale Nov. 9, was never given a breathalyzer or arrested, but instead driven home by police, WDIV-TV, Channel 4 News reported. Roseville Police Chief …