A female police officer sent to jail for ten years for police brutality has spoken out about what she claims is her unjust conviction, and what it means to have missed her son’s childhood.
Former police officer Stephanie Mohr was convicted of deprivation of civil rights in 2001, according to the Daily Mail, after an incident in which she set her police dog on a homeless man in Washington D.C. who was a suspect in a burglary. The end result of that encounter was a torn muscle in the man’s leg.
He has has since been deported, as he was in the U.S. illegally.
On the one hand, it's hard to feel sorry for a PG-county Pig. I've dealt with them and they were among the worst.
ReplyDeleteOTOH, it DOES sound like she got railroaded.
Considering what other pigs do to people every day and don't even lose a day's pay, much less 8.5 YEARS?
Bottom line here: out of control feds, out of control county, this one got stuck in the middle.
Sucks to be her, but she ain't Jose Guerena, either...
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*Peace Officers ain't pigs. If you don't know the difference, well... Oink-oink-oinkoink-SNORT!
Sucks to be her, but she ain't Jose Guerena, either...
ReplyDeleteYep.