[peeps36]

A rookie probationary officer should know he is asking for trouble if he squeals on a senior officer. He reported the female training officer for roughing up a handcuffed suspect. He lost the trust of almost every officer in that department when he did that.

[StAnDeliver]

"rookie probationary officer should know he is asking for trouble if he squeals on a senior officer. He reported the female training officer for roughing up a handcuffed suspect. He lost the trust of almost every officer in that department when he did that."

How much do you want to bet this incident has previous parallels in his Navy record? And yet Navy recycled him, LAPD did not.

[kiryandil]

A rookie probationary officer should know he is asking for trouble if he squeals on a senior officer. He reported the female training officer for roughing up a handcuffed suspect. He lost the trust of almost every officer in that department when he did that.

I see your point. How can a n00bie jackboot gunthug be considered trustworthy if he gets squeamish about beating up an arrested, restrained & defenseless peasant?

"If it's true that "assault weapons" are "weapons of war" and don't belong on the streets of America, why do the police need them? Who are the police at war with?"

[Half Vast Conspiracy]

A rookie probationary officer should know he is asking for trouble if he squeals on a senior officer. He reported the female training officer for roughing up a handcuffed suspect. He lost the trust of almost every officer in that department when he did that.

It that how you gain trust in a LE organization? By covering up the illegal actions of your "brothers" (or sister, in this case.)