Head of police at PGCC busted drunk driving

[Anonymous]

And his victim is in serious condition. I wonder how many times he’s done this and it’s been successfully covered up?

[Anonymous]

So much corruption there.
Drain the swamp.

[Anonymous]

The usual suspects.

[Anonymous]

Blowing a 0.28 at 7:30 PM? That must have been one hell of a happy hour.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Blowing a 0.28 at 7:30 PM? That must have been one hell of a happy hour.

Every day, by the look of him.

[Anonymous]

Don't worry, DUI isn't a serious crime in Virginia. We will have back on the streets in no time.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Don't worry, DUI isn't a serious crime in Virginia. We will have back on the streets in no time.

It is when you cause someone to have life threatening injuries

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:And his victim is in serious condition. I wonder how many times he’s done this and it’s been successfully covered up?

Probably done it a lot. Just not been caught or caused a crash.

I doubt there were cover ups

[Anonymous]

Who knew community colleges had their own police dept?
MCCC has security but not its own PD.

[Anonymous]

Defund the police!
#BlackLivesMatter

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Don't worry, DUI isn't a serious crime in Virginia. We will have back on the streets in no time.

It is when you cause someone to have life threatening injuries

I understand that you can kill several people and still get a pass.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Don't worry, DUI isn't a serious crime in Virginia. We will have back on the streets in no time.

It is when you cause someone to have life threatening injuries

I understand that you can kill several people and still get a pass.

How did you come to this understanding, exactly

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Don't worry, DUI isn't a serious crime in Virginia. We will have back on the streets in no time.

It is when you cause someone to have life threatening injuries

I understand that you can kill several people and still get a pass.

How did you come to this understanding, exactly

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/newport-news-family-outraged-by-hit-and-run-suspect-s-release/ar-BB1prsGb

I wonder if they will be able to find him when his court date comes up. In the meantime, he can keep driving and killing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Who knew community colleges had their own police dept?
MCCC has security but not its own PD.

Not surprisingly, yes they do.

The Office of Public Safety provides 24/7/365 patrol coverage to all of our campuses through a hybrid model of uniformed Public Safety Officers and Campus Police Officers. All officers wear a blue uniform with a distinct shoulder patch and badge that delineates the authority differences. Campus Police officers are afforded law enforcement and arrest powers, whereas Public Safety officers do not possess law enforcement or arrest powers. All officers, regardless of authority, function as Public Safety officers at the core and proactively patrol by foot and vehicle, investigate incidents, provide first aid, and respond to all calls for service providing a wide variety of functions to assist and serve the community.

https://www.montgomerycollege.edu/offices/public-safety-health-emergency-management/public-safety/index.html

[Anonymous]

Only the best people.