[Altariel]

You know, I'm sure the reaction of nearly any coworker would be to *hug* a coworker whom you just witnessed killing his wife.

After all, we have to keep our priorities straight.

[gorush]

I haven’t spoken to my wife in over three months. We’re not fighting, I just don’t like to interrupt.

[Impy]

Well, imagine you had a close friend who committed a terrible crime.

[Darksheare]

I’m told that I am a heartless and cold sob.
If a friend of mine did that, he could expect that I would pound the ever loving daylights out of him up to and until I was dragged kicking off his brutalised and pitiable remains.

[LittleBillyInfidel]

I’m half serious when I say that those hugs are body language for “Better you than me, brother... better you than me.”

[Navy Patriot]

LeMieux said Phillip Seidle was known to the officers on scene. When asked why officers didn't use force against Seidle while he fired off a second round of shots in police presence, LeMiuex said that's "under investigation at this point in time."

Seems the stubborn Tamara Seidle refused to bleed out, so Neptune's finest allowed Seidle to pump a few more into her, ...after all, she made little Phil cry.

[Half Vast Conspiracy]

You know, I'm sure the reaction of nearly any coworker would be to *hug* a coworker whom you just witnessed killing his wife.

I wish I could find the post, but earlier today, a Freeper commented that cops defend each other UNLESS they know that another cop is guilty. Then they treat them more harshly than they would a "common" criminal.

Well then....

[miss marmelstein]

Sad to know Neptune & Asbury Park are still a mess despite all the gentrification. And, yes, the hugs were totally weird.

[Cen-Tejas]

I just hope the little girl’s vision was somehow blocked and later in life she has no memory of this horrible tragedy.

[Vendome]

She finally shut up, so maybe the neighbors will finally get some rest...

[Hugin]

One more example of only police should be allowed to have guns.

Oh, never mind.

[strider44]

Not condoning what this guy did, but the anger generated by these situations should never be underestimated. My brother’s marriage of 17 years was destroyed by his wife cheating on him a few years ago. They have 3 sons. While he was/is still furious with his ex, he realizes that she is still the mother of his children and the children need/love her.

But when my brother talks about the guy that slept with his wife a dark cloud goes comes over his expression. I know he thinks about killing that guy. He still talks about it. As time goes by I grow less worried about it, but I still would not be shocked to get a phone call from the police...I tell him to think about his boys that need him.

I’d be lying if I said I didnt wish horrible things on his *unt ex-wife though.