@frizzybob@CTVNews FO you copied the comment above to act like your smart. I answered them I don't waste time on a twit who can't come up with their own comments.
@MidKnightKurama@CTVNews Oh and name calling makes you someone to listen too? Lol FO so suddenly the government is trustworthy and you don't investigate beyond the label. This chicken was questioned over a year ago in another post and you think those labels were not questioned? I said what I said.
This baby skunk has the cutest little attitude!
He’s perfectly content and sleepy when being held and petted… but the second his owner puts him down, he wakes up and throws the most dramatic (and adorable) little tantrum until he gets picked up again.
Then he immediately curls up into a happy ball and goes right back to sleep.
The cycle repeats and it never gets old 🥰
@GigglingGanon The scumbag pled guilty only to aggravated assault and was given probation. The judges that are presiding over these types of cases really need to be looked into.
Senior Albuquerque police officer gets arrested and stripped of all of his gear and uniform in real time. They even cut the shirt off the man with scissors.
Rio Rancho Police Department arrested senior APD officer Jeffrey Wharton following a severe domestic violence investigation at his home. The incident came to light after a home security camera captured audio and video of Wharton dragging his girlfriend into the house in a chokehold while she screamed for help.
The victim was later taken to a hospital, where medical staff discovered extensive injuries. She had suffered a brain bleed, deep lacerations to her face and head, severe facial bruising, and markings around her neck indicating she had been strangled. Due to the severity of the brain bleed, she had to be rushed to a specialized medical center.
Because Wharton was fully uniformed and on duty when the warrant was issued, arresting officers met him at a local sub-station to take him into custody. During the booking process, officers used trauma shears to physically cut and rip the APD patches, badges, and tactical gear off his body. This standard procedure ensures a detained officer does not retain department credentials in jail, but it also served as a stark public stripping of his authority.
Wharton was charged with kidnapping, aggravated battery on a household member, and interference with communications. He resigned from the department immediately following the arrest. He eventually pleaded guilty to aggravated battery and was sentenced to three years of probation after spending six months in jail.
Looking at the crime he committed also taking into account that he was a police officer, does the time fit the crime, or did he get off easy?