[motrhed]

if cops dont have to follow rules, then what would stop them from just shooting people for what ever reason they want? cops are there to ENFORCE the rules. if the commit crimes while enforcing those rules, then they are as criminal as the criminal. we do not hire criminals to be cops, do we?

or is it a case of some pigs are more equal than others?

[bandit905]

Thats what the bitch gets dont fuck around and throw water in people face

[breakersailer]

Too bad she did not do that in PR we would have some great footage of the cops sticking their clubs up her ass!

[DiamondSmiles]

Originally Posted by motrhed ↗

or is it a case of some pigs are more equal than others?

Originally Posted by breakersailer ↗

Too bad she did not do that in PR we would have some great footage of the cops sticking their clubs up her ass!

Originally Posted by bandit905 ↗

Thats what the bitch gets dont fuck around and throw water in people face

All three of you are wrong! The woman didn't do anything.

The cop has been on report over a dozen times. Even if he was not a cop, he was a big bully!

He has been dismissed by our police commissioner, but, wants to go to court to fight for his, "job," back

You can all have him!

Where were all the black ACLU members to fight for a Hispanic woman's rights?!?!? A bunch of racists who never aplogize when they are wrong! You can have them, too!

[redfox2045]

Just gonna say, imagine if you are at work and some annoy bitch throws water in your face. While yes he over reacted, especially with a girl, what did you think was going to happen, I've noticed something with the police. They have a shit job and get treated like shit by the scum of the earth all the time to keep you safe, so if they ask you to do something, politely do it, and don't do stupid shit and fuck with them, and you'll be fine. I have never seen someone just standing around get punched or tased by the police, so I think the problem here is pretty simple...

[ALBARRAN85]

FUCK THAT! U LET ONE PERSON GET AWAY WITH IT, THEN THEY ALL START DOING IT. THAT'S JUST THE WAY PEOPLE ARE.

[breakersailer]

Watch the video more carefully she did not throw the water a guy behind her did. Anyway just shows a black cop can beat up a latina or white and nothing happens. If she was black and he was white we would still be watching this on CNN.

[DiamondSmiles]

Originally Posted by breakersailer ↗

Watch the video more carefully she did not throw the water a guy behind her did. Anyway just shows a black cop can beat up a latina or white and nothing happens. If she was black and he was white we would still be watching this on CNN.

I've been waiting for Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton for months! Talk about racists!

They never apologized the the NC LaCrosse team!

The old white cop had it under control.

If josie had a problems with Hispanics, he should have asked to switch his assignment at one of their festivals

[DiamondSmiles]

http://abclocal.go.com/wpvi/video?id...26&pid=9203288

I can only hope they put his racist ace in a Hispanic community and he is found with a tire around him, flammable liquid poured on him and what is left of him being burned alive!

**Philadelphia Cop Who Punched Woman Gets Job Back**

Tuesday, August 13, 2013

By DAVID HENRY and DANN CUELLAR

PHILADELPHIA - August 12, 2013 (WPVI) -- The former Philadelphia police officer who punched a woman in an incident that was caught on video is getting his job back.

Lieutenant Jonathan Josey will be reinstated to his post on the police force and will get all the pay he is entitled to from between now and when he was fired last September.

A now-infamous video that went viral is what sparked it all. The video allegedly shows Josey slugging a woman who he thought had sprayed beer on police officers after the Puerto Rican Day Parade.

Police Commissioner, Charles Ramsey, reviewed that cell phone video and fired Josey a short time later.

Josey was later acquitted in court of assault charges, and the Fraternal Order of Police appealed his dismissal to an arbitrator.

A hearing was held in June, and that arbitrator has now issued an 18-page decision in Josey's favor.

The arbitrator says a frame-by-frame review of the video supports Josey's claims.

He testified that Aida Guzman refused his order to drop a bottle of beer she was holding. He says he was trying to swat the bottle out of her hand when her left foot went out from under her as she stepped on a can. Guzman fell to the street, and the arbitrator ruled that's what caused her bloody lip, not a punch in the face.

"No. That's a lie," Guzman said through an interpreter Monday. "I didn't fall on my face! That's a pure lie! I feel offended like they punched me in the face again."

Guzman and her attorney spoke to reporters outside her home in Chester, PA. She said she is disappointed with the arbitrator's finding, and her attorney, Enrique Latoison, says it sends a terrible message to everyone else.

"This gives them free reign to continue to do what they're doing," Latoison said. "Because even when you're caught on video, you can still find a way to get away with that, and you still send a very, very scary message to all the citizens out there."

For his part, Police Commissioner Ramsey said he is disappointed with the ruling, but says he has to accept it and return Lt. Josey to the police force.

"I have no regrets about the action I took at the time this took place," said Ramsey. "The decision has been rendered, and I'll abide by it."

Philadelphia City Councilwoman, Maria Quinones-Sanchez, says the ruling sends a bad message.

"God forbid there's another incident," she said. "How is the community going to respond? And it really puts the officers in jeopardy, because we're trying to create these bridges, and this has been a huge setback."

Lt. Josey was unavailable for comment Monday.

His attorney, Fortunato Perri, says he worked a lifetime to get where he was, and it was all destroyed in just 3 seconds.

"We've now had 2 separate fact finders review the facts and circumstances of this case and have come to the same conclusion that Jon didn't do anything wrong that day other than do his job," said Perri.

He says Josey is now looking forward to resuming his career.

Josey could be back at work as early as Tuesday. Commissioner Ramsey says it has not been decided where he will be placed. That has yet to be worked out.

[DiamondSmiles]

I bet he started the fire! Would not surprise me!

WPVI

July 25, 2014

South Philadelphia, PA (WPVI) -- A Philadelphia police officer, once accused but later acquitted of all charges for punching a woman on camera, is being credited with saving three lives during a fire in South Philadelphia.

The blaze broke out just after 6 a.m. Friday in the 1700 block of Sigel Street.

In a news briefing at the scene, a police official said Lt. Jonathan Josey - who was in the area for an unrelated matter with another officer - saw the fire and called it in over police radio.

Then, without protective equipment, police say Josey kicked in the front door of the burning home and was able alert the people inside, telling residents to go out the back door.

Three people, including a child, were able to get out with non life threatening injuries.

Capt. Lou Campione said, "He may have saved three lives today."

A man was reportedly seen throwing something at the home before the blaze.

Capt. Campione said the fire, "went up rapidly. We need to determine what caused it to go up so suddenly."

The fire has been ruled as suspicious. Investigators say an arrest has been made, and that Josey was the one who took a man into custody at the scene.

Police have not released details pertaining to the identity of the suspect or the charges he is facing.

Family members of the victims are thankful the police were in the right place at the right time.

"If he hadn't been on the job I don't think they would've survived," said cousin Karen McDuffy.

Josey had once been fired from the force after he was seen on video punching a woman after the Puerto Rican Day Parade in September, 2012. After he was acquitted, an arbitrator ruled he was to be reinstated.

Four people are being assisted by the Red Cross. Fire officials say the homes on either side were not seriously affected.

The puke is for the bully, not the victims.