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• Police Face Tough Questions on Handling of Case Involving 3 Ohio Women Rescued After 10 Years (Plus — See Chilling Photos Taken Inside the House)

  May 8, 2013 at 2:08am

  In reply to stotlaat.

  Why? I’d just be handed a radar gun and told to go generate some revenue like all the other cops. If I wanted to be a tax collector, I’d just go work for the IRS.

• Police Face Tough Questions on Handling of Case Involving 3 Ohio Women Rescued After 10 Years (Plus — See Chilling Photos Taken Inside the House)

  May 8, 2013 at 2:04am

  In reply to michelle555.

  It’s not that they take training away, it’s that they take TIME away by basically using police as tax collectors for the state. Ticketing expired tags and speeding is all about revenue generation and has nothing to do with safety. Every cop sitting on the side of the road with a radar gun could actually be doing something that benefits society with that time, instead of taking peoples money under the bogus guise of “safety.”

• Police Face Tough Questions on Handling of Case Involving 3 Ohio Women Rescued After 10 Years (Plus — See Chilling Photos Taken Inside the House)

  May 8, 2013 at 1:58am

  In reply to DADDYWOREAWHITEHAT.

  No doubt. What a dysfunctional neighborhood that whole scene is.

• Police Face Tough Questions on Handling of Case Involving 3 Ohio Women Rescued After 10 Years (Plus — See Chilling Photos Taken Inside the House)

  May 8, 2013 at 1:56am

  In reply to OJMDC.

  Police don’t need a warrant to come back at another time and at least question the owner. They could have at least put some effort into it instead of heading back out to write speeding tickets. In my neighborhood nobody even bothers reporting theft or break-ins to the police because they know they won’t do squat about it. They’ll just file a report and then go back to shaking down the public with money generating traffic and license violations.

• Police Face Tough Questions on Handling of Case Involving 3 Ohio Women Rescued After 10 Years (Plus — See Chilling Photos Taken Inside the House)

  May 8, 2013 at 1:50am

  In reply to LeadNotFollow.

  Note I said ONE of the few things they do right, referring specifically to letting the victim’s family dish out the punishment to the criminals. Obviously most of the other stuff they do is 15th century savagery.

• Police Face Tough Questions on Handling of Case Involving 3 Ohio Women Rescued After 10 Years (Plus — See Chilling Photos Taken Inside the House)

  May 8, 2013 at 1:30am

  In reply to LeadNotFollow.

  That’s actually how they do it in some of the Muslim countries. It’s one of the few things they do right.

• Police Face Tough Questions on Handling of Case Involving 3 Ohio Women Rescued After 10 Years (Plus — See Chilling Photos Taken Inside the House)

  May 8, 2013 at 1:29am

  In reply to GoodStuff.

  Police also need to do their Fing job and follow up on it later, not just walk by one time and then head back to the doughnut shop because nobody was there.

• Police Face Tough Questions on Handling of Case Involving 3 Ohio Women Rescued After 10 Years (Plus — See Chilling Photos Taken Inside the House)

  May 7, 2013 at 11:27pm

  In reply to stotlaat.

  Certainly the cops should have been suspicious when they showed up and DID NOTHING. Of course if some local official told them there was a gun inside that had to be confiscated they would not hesitate to pull up with a swat team and kick the door down.

• Police Face Tough Questions on Handling of Case Involving 3 Ohio Women Rescued After 10 Years (Plus — See Chilling Photos Taken Inside the House)

  May 7, 2013 at 11:24pm

  In reply to Pyronaught.

  Oh, I can say “bastard” but The Blaze bleeps out “l-i-b-t-a-r-d?” Give me a break!

• Police Face Tough Questions on Handling of Case Involving 3 Ohio Women Rescued After 10 Years (Plus — See Chilling Photos Taken Inside the House)

  May 7, 2013 at 11:22pm

  Execution doesn’t involve enough pain for these three bastards. Lethal injection is too nice, there is no pain at all and it is over too fast. Why wish that on someone so deserving of a long, severe thrashing? Sometimes exceptions should be made to the rule forbidding torture, and this is one of them. At minimum solitary confinement for 10 years is a good start. Otherwise stick them in the general prison population and look the other way as inmates beat the crap out of them on a daily basis. It’s about the only justice we have left in our ******* driven criminal coddling “justice” system.