So the Moco police chief released a statement on the Minneapolis police killing

[Anonymous]

But he won’t on duncan Lemp who was killed by his own police force. They refuse to release body cam footage

[Anonymous]

I think it’s really good that police forces are starting to speak out against corrupt cops. The blue line used to be something that nobody would cross but now people are speaking up.

[Anonymous]

Same with the Takoma Park chief.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think it’s really good that police forces are starting to speak out against corrupt cops. The blue line used to be something that nobody would cross but now people are speaking up.

I think you must have read the title, but not OP's post.

[Anonymous]

MOCO does not lead the investigation of police officer involved shootings in their county, a neighboring county does.

I would expect that police chief to make a statement about the shooting but not the officers/county under investigation.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think it’s really good that police forces are starting to speak out against corrupt cops. The blue line used to be something that nobody would cross but now people are speaking up.

I think you must have read the title, but not OP's post.

DP but it’s true that many more police chiefs spoke out against this killing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:But he won’t on duncan Lemp who was killed by his own police force. They refuse to release body cam footage

He’s waiting for the Howard County States Attorney investigation to conclude. You know he can’t say anything til then.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:MOCO does not lead the investigation of police officer involved shootings in their county, a neighboring county does.

I would expect that police chief to make a statement about the shooting but not the officers/county under investigation.

That’s actually a great policy that increases the chances of officers being held accountable for their actions. Glad to hear it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:MOCO does not lead the investigation of police officer involved shootings in their county, a neighboring county does.

I would expect that police chief to make a statement about the shooting but not the officers/county under investigation.

That’s actually a great policy that increases the chances of officers being held accountable for their actions. Glad to hear it.

It's an excellent policy that should be implemented everywhere.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:MOCO does not lead the investigation of police officer involved shootings in their county, a neighboring county does.

I would expect that police chief to make a statement about the shooting but not the officers/county under investigation.

That’s actually a great policy that increases the chances of officers being held accountable for their actions. Glad to hear it.

It's an excellent policy that should be implemented everywhere.

It really is. PG county is the county, though, so I wish it was a county with a cleaner record of its own.