Actually if I remember correctly from the news
coverage of this issue her family made it very clear
they did not want her labelled as "mentally ill".
Someone correct me if I am wrong but that is how I
remember it. I believe she may have had a chemical
dependency problem. That does not translate to
You forgot to add that I am a Minneapolis Police Reserve officer and worked in the
department until the budget cuts...
I guess creative journalism works...
(Just in case... "As a reserve officer with the Minneapolis Police reserve, our
uniforms are almost identical to that of the sworn office
I wonder how Russell knows this to be a fact.
As there has been only 1 Minneapolis officer shot and killed in the past 10
years, and she was shot by a crazed woman who was not in any gang, this
seems unlikely to be true.
Or have no gang members moved up in rank in the past 10 years in Minneapol
<< the legislature told the city they could not require
> police to live within the city.
In a message dated 9/20/03 12:38:35 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Carpetbagger cops.
Time to do whatever it takes at all levels to change the law back.
No way should our (p
On Fri, 19 Sep 2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Perhaps this issue has already been dealt with, but police officers used to
> be required to live within the city. Then about ten years ago they (police)
> went to the legislature and the legislature told the city they could not require
> police to li
Giving officers incentives or requiring them to live in the city that they work in is
a good idea, however it may not have as much as an impact as you may think.
As a reserve officer with the Minneapolis Police reserve, our uniforms are almost
identical to that of the sworn officers, however whe
In a message dated 9/19/2003 8:08:43 AM Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I don’t think it is possible or necessarily important to have officers living inside city limits; I certainly don’t begrudge Minneapolis police officers of firefighters from living in Richfield, or St. Louis P
In a message dated 9/19/03 6:08:45 AM Pacific Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
<< I had a similar experience with a Minneapolis police officer at a social
occasion earlier this summer. He told me that several years ago he
bought land and built a house "almost halfway up to (Lake) Mille
Dennis Plante Responds:
Maybe the answer is not to require officers to live within the City limits,
but to incentivize their pay for doing so. A long time ago, I lived in a
remote town in South Central AK (Cordova). No roads in, no roads out. If
you wanted to go elsewhere (even for the day),
I had a similar experience with a Minneapolis police officer at a social occasion earlier this summer. He told me that several years ago he
bought land and built a house “almost halfway up to (Lake) MilleLac to get away
from all “that city crap”.
When I asked him why he lives so far away
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