By sorry cops who, instead of handcuffing him, decided to play 'Simon Says' with his life? The city of Mesa is paying the widow, but the sorry excuse for a peace officer who killed him?
A former Mesa, Arizona, police officer who was acquitted two years ago in the fatal shooting of an unarmed man seen on video pleading “please do not shoot me” was temporarily rehired by his department last year so he could apply for an accidental disability pension.
Philip Mitchell Brailsford, 28, is now retired from the force with a tax-free pension worth $31,000 a year for life — and his attorney confirmed Friday that the settlement was a result of him suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder due to the shooting involving Daniel Shaver of Texas…
I have no words.
4 comments:
typical ...
its why when i attended po'lice academy back in the 70's i took a very close look at all my classmates...
it resulted in my exit from any future po'lice work...
i never met so many freaks and assholes in one place except Berkeley in the hippie days (puke, barf, etc)...
Pension for PTSD cause by a criminal act?
I have some words. But I figure that I better not say them. discretion and the better part of valor and all, you know.
I have words also, He'd by God best change his name and move to another state!
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