Comments on: Mayor Hotline December 17 to 23

By: Matt Alan

Matt Alan — Mon, 09 Jan 2012 07:43:59 +0000

I am a militant filmmaker. I did a film and someone started threating my life. I have had quite a few death threats for my opinions but i can usually dismiss them.

However, I received a threat that was so intensely personal that it was obvious that my life was in danger.

The threats were so bad I had to move from my apartment to maintain my safety. I called the police and they completely dropped the ball.

In the end I got all the way to Captiabn Mulkahey of internal affairs who took my complaint and 5 weeks later has still never contacted me with any information.

After 30 days of not leaving my house, with my girlfriend having panic attcks I left boise and moved out of the sate for my safety.

To this day someone is still threatening my life and the police refuse to do anytihng about it.

I even told them I would blast them publicly but they are so arrogant and out of control that they just laighed at me and let me live in fear for mine and my families life.

I tried to contact the police ombudsman but the police have learned that if they activate a case and bury it the ombudsman cannot intercede as they can only deal with closed cases.

So yes, the boise police allowed another human being to destroy my life to the point that i had to move hundreds of miles away to feel safe.

I think you should stand up and fight these (expletive deleted) and make them do their jobs.

As of now i am looking for people who have been wronged or had thier cases buried by the boise police. When i get the info I am looking for I am going after the mayor for not providing the proper checks and balances over the police force.

He may not care now but when his political sincerety is questioned in a very public manner he will pound his fist and demand that something be done about this atrocity!

lol

I’m not new and I’m not within the jurisdiction of the boise police anymore as well. So those pigs can go f*&% themselves.

You can’t fight city hall from within a city but from 600 mies away it’s much more entertaining and winnable.

By: Zippo

Zippo — Thu, 05 Jan 2012 16:46:08 +0000

The police and our government do something everyday to make me feel free and safe. God Bless America! God help us if they get any better at what they do for us.

PS: Is O’bamis’ family still hiding out in Philly or did they get sent home yet?

http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-504083_162-57352431-504083/report-missing-texas-14-year-old-mistakenly-deported-to-colombia/?tag=strip

Editor, thanks for tollerating my fun on this and other posts. I’ll take a break for awhile.

EDITOR NOTE–You are pushing the envelope! We don’t mink links to topics we post, but it is kinda bad taste to take readers away from the GUARDIAN.

By: Rick

Rick — Thu, 05 Jan 2012 04:04:59 +0000

In response to the dumb dumb dumb story… that’s people… should he be sued… prob not.. should he get biffed in the back of the head and a good arse chewing defiantly.

In response to the kid in school, that ones on the parents in my opinion, you can argue that the cops could have done it differently.. it could have.. but they did what they thought they had too with the info they had at the time. It’s too bad they had to kill him, LTL woulda been better but you work with what you got not every PD has LTL. No matter what anyone says you never shoot to wound you always shoot center mass.

Kinda like the incident here a few years back when the dad called in his kid and told the cops the kid had a gun…kid comes around the corner in the dark… cop did what he felt he had to do…come to find out the gun wasn’t real… but I for one aint gonna let someone get the drop on me on the off chance it is a toy/BB/fake gun thats just not smart.

By: Zippo

Zippo — Thu, 05 Jan 2012 00:02:59 +0000

An example of how the cops do have a crappy job a lot of the time. They do a lot better with these school situations where they will now enter the building immediately. In the past they would make sure it was safe for the officers first before driving an APC in to look around after the bad guy was out of ammo.
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2012/01/04/police-shoot-kill-armed-teenager-in-texas-school/?test=latestnews

By: Zippo

Zippo — Wed, 04 Jan 2012 04:36:55 +0000

Dumb, Dumb, Dumbdumb: http://chicago.cbslocal.com/2012/01/03/lawsuit-suburban-cop-issues-ticket-asks-for-date/

By: SUMF

SUMF — Tue, 03 Jan 2012 18:55:57 +0000

Why do you keep bringing up California law? What type of briefings have you got on that from a BPD officer? For a guy who is taking CJ courses, and has had very little interaction with BPD officers, you still are very against them, even though you have no alleged personal interaction but talking to a few. Anyway, like I said, put in for a ride along, since you have never been in trouble for anything you can do one and maybe see what really goes on.

By: Rick

Rick — Tue, 03 Jan 2012 18:31:53 +0000

It probably was an accident but, I’ll bet he didnt go through the same hoops as Bubba would have for the same accident.

By: Zippo

Zippo — Tue, 03 Jan 2012 06:53:49 +0000

Now that’s odd. Why do you think he won’t be charged?

http://video.foxnews.com/v/1361733196001/woman-shot-in-hunting-accident/?playlist_id=86856

By: Rick

Rick — Tue, 03 Jan 2012 00:15:42 +0000

SUMF
Evidently I have not done a very good job at getting my point out there. I have no desire to change your opinion. I have attempted to say that there is more than one valid side to every discussion, and that there are some things that cops do that need to be revamped. I don’t think personal attacks have a place on here, if I have made any comments that you feel were derogatory and were pointed directly at you I apologize, that was not my intent.
You say I am anti police, on that I disagree. If I did not think that cops have a very important role to play in our society I would not have spent two years with that sheriffs department. A position that came with 0 pay, 0 insurance, and very little training, we bought our own weapon, belt, cuffs, asp, pepper, ammo and even got to pay dues we did get a uniform shirt and a badge. We even had to supply the pepper spray that we got sprayed.
I did however get the opportunity to drive the car of another reserve back to his house after he was pulled over for a DUI, he rode home with the deputy and by home I don’t mean the county jail. I also got to set in front of the house of a city cops house while the deputy I was riding with went inside for a tryst, my job was to honk the horn if we got a call, or her husband (also a cop) let dispatch know he was leaving his office. Maybe these things have tainted me slightly.

By: Rick

Rick — Mon, 02 Jan 2012 23:09:59 +0000

Curious
I am a bit confused. You might want to reread my answer to CJ.
For clarity let me say this I have never been arrested by, ticketed by, or pulled over by BPD.
The main interaction’s I have had with BPD revolve around a BSU CJ-102 class I took at Gowen Field which was taught by a BPD detective, I did also have a few passing conversations with a BPD officer who moonlighted as a bouncer at the Buffalo Club. I did ask a BPD/BSU cop a question and got a through briefing on California law.
I have not bashed one BPD cop personally, my comments go to the systemic problems that are and have been rampant in PD’s across the country and seem to be becoming more and more frequent. My contempt for cops comes from time spent as a reserve deputy with a rural sheriffs department having seen how differently those on the inside are treated than those on the outside.
My defense of Nancy, although totally irrelevant to this discussion, was in response to what I took as personal attacks on her (Who she hires, fires, and whether she has had plastic surgery or not to name a few). There are things in her program as well as things the police do that I agree with whole heartedly while other things I am vehemently against.