Susan Murphy-Milano...

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2008/2/4

Cowardly Dangerous Tin Badge Deputy Christian Keen Charged: Felony Stalking

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@ 03:22 AM (6 months, 26 days ago)

Men who stalk women like prey behave this way because they are cowards.  Officer's who are sworn to serve and protect often make a victim's life a living hell, especially when a victim of this type of crime courageously steps foward leaves the relationship and attempts to move on with their lives.    For most wives and girlfriends of current and former law enforcement, leaving often means looking over their shoulders for many years.  

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2008/1/21

Officer Knaust Charged: Sexual Indecency with A Child

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@ 07:34 AM (7 months, 10 days ago)

2007/4/13

18-year Veteran Deputy Will Stand Trial on Felony

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@ 12:30 PM (16 months, 23 days ago)

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2007/2/8

No More Donuts For this Police Officer

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2007/1/31

Former Deputy Should Remain in Retirement

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@ 02:47 AM (19 months, 5 days ago)

Take a good look at this retired "Bozo" who has decided to run for Sheriff.  Oh I forgot he is also a grandfather.  This upstanding citizen, arrested for a felony among other things is actually able to have people sign his petition for office.  I thought maybe they had not read a newspaper or it could be that the man has a very large family.  I doubt it.  Mr. Hatcher should seriously consider remaing in retirement. Let's go and ask his victim what they think, shall we?

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2007/1/18

"Good Police Officer Almost Kills Wife"

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@ 03:35 AM (19 months, 18 days ago)
Gee, this is a headline I like to drink my morning cofee over: "MA Officer Arrested; Shot At Wife During Drunken Domestic"...And they are actually going to determine if the officer poses a danger should he be released on bail.  Where are the brains in the judge's thinking?  Case after case we continue to see "special circumstances" for those officers who commit felonies.  When these cases happen and the victims are still alive, case by case the State's Attorney should work towards a safety plan that actually includes remaing safe.  As should the judge's who allow these "person's" to walk back out on our streets. We would not return a child to an unsafe environent, why not then give spouse's the same considerations at these types of hearings.         

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2006/9/27

Cop Gets Off Easy With $25,000 Bond

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@ 03:17 AM (23 months, 11 days ago)
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Rules are definate  
 
Very Pretty Picture--NOT!!  Rules are clearly different for officers who commit crimes across the country. The legal system does not apply the same treatment to officers as it does other offenders.  In this case, just as in others that involve law enforcement, higher bonds need to be in place as well as the removal of all weapons and the surrender of their shield pending the outcome.  And they should be court ordered to wear a monitoring device while out on bond.
 
An Indiana sheriff's deputy was formally charged with three felony counts following a 14-hour standoff at his home... they went to the home of Jonathan Lambert, 34,  at about 10:30 a.m. on Friday after criminal charges were filed against him... The charges stem from an incident where Lambert is charged with threatening to kill his girlfriend so she would have sex with him. Lambert also is accused of forcing her to touch him and allegedly choking her, leaving red marks around her neck. Authorities have yet to disclose the contents of the arrest warrant that had been issued for Lambert before the standoff at his home in the town of Cloverland, and all court documents connected to the case have been sealed... Police set up a perimeter around Lambert's home and called the Indiana State Police Emergency Response Team after he refused to exit the residence... At least 50 police officers were at the home... Lambert came out of his home at about 2:15 p.m. carrying a long gun. He fired a round into the ground and then went back inside, state police said. About 20 minutes later, he came out again and fired a round from a handgun..
Sheriff's deputy charged with sexual battery, confinement
Fort Wayne News Sentinel, IN 
Sep. 26, 2006 BRAZIL, Ind. - A Clay County sheriff's deputy was formally charged with three felony counts following a 14-hour standoff at his home with police officers who had come to arrest him.
 
A not guilty plea was entered for Jonathan Lambert, 34, during a hearing in Clay Circuit Court on Monday. He faces charges of criminal confinement, intimidation and sexual battery, all felonies that each carry possible sentences of six months to three years in prison.
 
He was being held Tuesday at the Parke County Jail in Rockville on a $25,000 cash bond.
 
The charges stem from an incident where Lambert is charged with threatening to kill his girlfriend so she would have sex with him. Lambert also is accused of forcing her to touch him and allegedly choking her, leaving red marks around her neck.
 
Authorities have yet to disclose the contents of the arrest warrant that had been issued for Lambert before the standoff at his home in the town of Cloverland, and all court documents connected to the case have been sealed.
 
Lambert's defense attorney, Joseph K. Etling of Terre Haute, said after the hearing that he did not believe Lambert violated the law, but that he would reserve further comment until prosecutors completed their investigation.
 
Lambert was also charged with domestic battery and criminal recklessness, both misdemeanors.
 
The standoff began about 10:30 a.m. Friday when state troopers and Clay County Sheriff's Department officials went to Lambert's home about along U.S. 40 about 10 miles east of Terre Haute to arrest him.
 
The Sheriff's Department had received a 911 call earlier that day about a domestic disturbance, Sheriff Mike Heaton said.
 
Lambert came out of his home around 2:15 p.m. carrying a long gun and fired a round into the ground before returning inside, state police said. About 20 minutes later, he came out again and fired a round from a handgun.
 
No shots were fired toward officers and no one was injured. About 12:20 a.m. Saturday, after talking to negotiators, Lambert walked out the back door and was arrested without incident.
Source:www.behindthebluewall.blogspot.com
 

2006/3/26

It is a crime, a felony and it warrants serious jail time.

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@ 04:11 AM (29 months, 16 days ago)

A lot of discussion and ink recently over the Debra LaFave case (the teacher who had sex with her student) has prompted the state of Florida to add an educational overview to teachers "urging educators not to have sex with students." According to a 2004, Department of Education study, 9.6% of children grades 8-11 reported unwanted sexual contact by a teacher. If you stop and think about it, one child is one too many.  It makes me wonder how many other cases have gone unreported.  This past week, yet another teacher confessed to having sex with a student. I'm certain that the legal system will demand jail time in this case.  Just think if he were as attractive as LaFave he could plea out using the "bipolar" defense strategy.  Teachers are the new sexual preditors/molesters in what use to be the safest place for our children.  Because they have a college degree, society looks upon them as making a bad decision.  It is a crime, a felony and it warrants serious jail time.

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