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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]As expected (yet comments deleted multiple times) Monday has now come and this story is being buried in National news media. By next Friday, this will be ancient history. Pretty clear agenda and priorities the main stream media has (specifically racially oriented division)[/quote] More national news tonight that three EMTs and a seventh police officer have been fired. Not sure what stupid point you’re trying to make but this story is not “buried.”[/quote] It’s incredibly depressing that *even the EMTs* were caught up in the corruption. The real heroes here are the cameras. Without them I doubt there would have been any justice for the Nichols family.[/quote] How exactly were those five cops hired? Looks like no one decent even wants to be a cop these days. So they’re forced to hire almost anyone who applies. Imagine that. [/quote] [quote]At least two out of of five Memphis police officers charged with murder in the fatal beatdown of Tyre Nichols joined the force after the department relaxed its hiring requirements. Tadarrius Bean and Demetrius Haley both joined the Memphis Police Department in Aug. 2020, NBC News reported, more than two years after the department dramatically loosened the education qualifications to become an officer. Recruits no longer needed an associate’s degree or 54 college credit hours to join the force, and could get by with five years of work experience, Action 5 reported. Loosening the required qualifications however means that the department is ultimately getting “less desirable” job candidates, Mike Alcazar, an adjunct professor at John Jay College of Criminal Justice and a retired NYPD detective, told The Post. “They’re desperate. They want police officers,” Alcazar said. “They’re going through it, they check off some boxes, saying, ‘Ok, they’re good enough, get them on.”‘Ok, they’re good enough, get them on.”[/quote] https://nypost.com/2023/01/28/memphis-cops-in-tyre-nichols-murder-hired-after-pd-relaxed-job-standards/ [/quote]
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