The latest Keystone Kops-like episode came when an off-duty cop was discovered passed out and drunk in his patrol car, the Miami-Dade, Fla., police department told local media.
And it gets worse: Instead of being cuffed and booked, Fernando Villa, 32, was allowed to go home after signing a form promising he would appear in court, the Miami Herald reported.
4 comments:
Fire him!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! No questions asked and Do not pass go!!!!!!! Don't waste the taxpayers dollars!!!! He is no better than anyone else!!!
why would they cuff and book him? they know he's not gonna flee, they have all his info and prints already. you people are just flat out morons
why would they cuff and book him? they know he's not gonna flee, they have all his info and prints already. you people are just flat out morons
December 10, 2011 11:36 AM
Because that is S.O.P. People who have been arrested before have their prints and photos on file too, and guess what? They take them again when they are re-arrested.
And nobody knows who will flee and who will not. If they did we could away with the whole bail option.
I think you sir are the flat out moron.
11:36, I agree with you, but after reading the whole story, it said that it is standard procedure for them to cuff and book the suspect. Here, they just take you to the dept. to write the citations and release you to someone. It's amazing that we all live in the same country, the rules are different wherever you go. Why can't it all be the same??
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