Am I the only one bothered by the fact that other officers are giving him their sick leave?
I think each one that does should be named, and the public should express their outrage to them.
Am I the only one bothered by the fact that other officers are giving him their sick leave?
source: Daniel Harless fired from Canton police force - Canton, OH - CantonRep.comHarless was placed on medical leave and other officers donated their sick days to him when his paid sick-leave time ran out.
Of course they do.Check this out - who says LEO don't circle the wagons:
I am not a savage, maybe a jack booted citizenOf course they do.
It's a logical defense when you're attacked on all sides by savages.
For now. He's appealing and claiming it's PTSD. While I don't mean to downplay PTSD, I'm seeing it first hand with a good friend and in hindsight I know my Dad has suffered from it, I think that it's a convenient excuse at this point for the guy. I sincerely hope he doesn't end up back out on patrol.
Actually if he does really have PTSD then that is all the more reason he should not be in law enforcement.
This is the first thing I thought of when the article made mention of PTSD.
Check this out - who says LEO don't circle the wagons:
source: Daniel Harless fired from Canton police force - Canton, OH - CantonRep.com
Liberty Sanders explained it awhile ago. Basically the officers were forced to "donate".
Actually if he does really have PTSD then that is all the more reason he should not be in law enforcement.
It makes no sense to give someone with a serious psychological condition a weapon and stick them out in the street with said weapon and the government backed power to use it.
If it is determined to be legit he can be rehired and transferred to a civilian position where he does not have interaction with the public nor "police powers".
IMO he should also face any charges, if any, that a civilian would have been had they done the same thing as he did.