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Posted: 6/18/2012 3:34:15 PM
Originally Posted By Balista:
Clifton PD says they have idea what the officer had a beef about. Lets see, Lost the expensive house in Pa in the divorce (Common practice, trade the house to keep the Pension), probably lost or losing NJ house to meet attorney costs and/or alimony, or to pay off Pa house... And probably said/did something over the line to make Wife get an RO against him, or, more likely given the way this sounds, Slapped the shit out of the now-Ex, which means most he'd be Finished, and lose his pension |
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Posted: 6/18/2012 3:37:16 PM
Did he run out of donuts or something?
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Posted: 6/18/2012 3:40:08 PM
I lived in Clifton for 7 years. It's not a de facto shit hole... It's not nice by a long shot either. A blue collar town, horseshoed by two shit holes and another blue collar town. As to the info about pay, it's no secret that if you work for the man in NJ you are a) a protected class and b) paid well for it, teachers and cops especially. Passaic County is a liberal stronghold in a liberal stronghold state, so that goes double.
I applied for my firearms permits in Clifton. Let's just say it took a while. I recognize the scumbag in the photo, I never met him, but I hope he rots in prison. He'll get a break though for sure. They only throw the book at the plebes around here. |
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Posted: 6/18/2012 4:37:08 PM
Originally Posted By KnuckleSandwich:
I lived in Clifton for 7 years. It's not a de facto shit hole... It's not nice by a long shot either. A blue collar town, horseshoed by two shit holes and another blue collar town. As to the info about pay, it's no secret that if you work for the man in NJ you are a) a protected class and b) paid well for it, teachers and cops especially. Passaic County is a liberal stronghold in a liberal stronghold state, so that goes double. I applied for my firearms permits in Clifton. Let's just say it took a while. I recognize the scumbag in the photo, I never met him, but I hope he rots in prison. He'll get a break though for sure. They only throw the book at the plebes around here. Considering the crime took place in PA I found your last sentence .. amusing. |
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Posted: 6/18/2012 5:17:25 PM
Originally Posted By VooDoo3dfx:
Originally Posted By KnuckleSandwich:
I lived in Clifton for 7 years. It's not a de facto shit hole... It's not nice by a long shot either. A blue collar town, horseshoed by two shit holes and another blue collar town. As to the info about pay, it's no secret that if you work for the man in NJ you are a) a protected class and b) paid well for it, teachers and cops especially. Passaic County is a liberal stronghold in a liberal stronghold state, so that goes double. I applied for my firearms permits in Clifton. Let's just say it took a while. I recognize the scumbag in the photo, I never met him, but I hope he rots in prison. He'll get a break though for sure. They only throw the book at the plebes around here. Considering the crime took place in PA I found your last sentence .. amusing. I don't see this guy getting a break. |
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Posted: 6/18/2012 5:26:38 PM
Originally Posted By TheGrayMan:
Originally Posted By VooDoo3dfx:
Originally Posted By KnuckleSandwich:
I lived in Clifton for 7 years. It's not a de facto shit hole... It's not nice by a long shot either. A blue collar town, horseshoed by two shit holes and another blue collar town. As to the info about pay, it's no secret that if you work for the man in NJ you are a) a protected class and b) paid well for it, teachers and cops especially. Passaic County is a liberal stronghold in a liberal stronghold state, so that goes double. I applied for my firearms permits in Clifton. Let's just say it took a while. I recognize the scumbag in the photo, I never met him, but I hope he rots in prison. He'll get a break though for sure. They only throw the book at the plebes around here. Considering the crime took place in PA I found your last sentence .. amusing. I don't see this guy getting a break. Nor should he. |
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Posted: 6/18/2012 5:39:08 PM
Originally Posted By KnuckleSandwich:
I lived in Clifton for 7 years. It's not a de facto shit hole... It's not nice by a long shot either. A blue collar town, horseshoed by two shit holes and another blue collar town. As to the info about pay, it's no secret that if you work for the man in NJ you are a) a protected class and b) paid well for it, teachers and cops especially. Passaic County is a liberal stronghold in a liberal stronghold state, so that goes double. I applied for my firearms permits in Clifton. Let's just say it took a while. I recognize the scumbag in the photo, I never met him, but I hope he rots in prison. He'll get a break though for sure. They only throw the book at the plebes around here. Whatever you say there skippy.... 
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Posted: 6/18/2012 7:14:38 PM
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The plot thickens.
“He was having a bad time psychologically,” Bucks County District Attorney David Heckler said. “There was some mention that he was on disability at work” with the Clifton, N.J., Police Deparment. “There was mention that medication was involved.” The Klementovich couple, who have two children, are in the middle of a divorce that was filed last October. Police responded to a domestic call here last November. No action was taken, but Clifton police were notified.
Bucks County District Attorney David Heckler said Klementovich had been served divorce papers a day or two ago.
Clifton officers declined to talk about Klementovich. They did say he had been on a short, non-work-related period of time-off, but not disability,
One retired Clifton cop, who declined to be named, said Klementovich had “odd tendencies” and mostly kept to himself.
The couple had married in 1997 and WPVI-TV was reporting that police had been called to the home in the past for domestic disputes.
Police say they counted over 118 shots fired from the home into three responding police vehicles and one neighbor’s car on the street.
http://www.philly.com/philly/blogs/bucksinq/159466636.html http://www.northjersey.com/news/Off_duty_Clifton_cop_charged_in_standoff_said_he_was_angry_at_his_job_used_steroids.html?c=y&page=2 
Investigators marked all of the bullet holes on a Doylestown police cruiser Monday afternoon. |
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Posted: 6/18/2012 7:44:52 PM
Is it ok to call him a roid raging wife beating peice of shit as long as we don't say he's fat and overpaid?
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Posted: 6/18/2012 9:50:43 PM
Originally Posted By VooDoo3dfx:
Originally Posted By KnuckleSandwich:
I lived in Clifton for 7 years. It's not a de facto shit hole... It's not nice by a long shot either. A blue collar town, horseshoed by two shit holes and another blue collar town. As to the info about pay, it's no secret that if you work for the man in NJ you are a) a protected class and b) paid well for it, teachers and cops especially. Passaic County is a liberal stronghold in a liberal stronghold state, so that goes double. I applied for my firearms permits in Clifton. Let's just say it took a while. I recognize the scumbag in the photo, I never met him, but I hope he rots in prison. He'll get a break though for sure. They only throw the book at the plebes around here. Considering the crime took place in PA I found your last sentence .. amusing. I stand corrected, I just had a chance to re-read, didn't realize it wasn't in Clifton. I agree, no break. |
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Posted: 6/18/2012 10:33:13 PM
Flashing tin may have gotten him out of trouble in the past, but that kind of goes out the window when you shoot at cops from another state.
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Posted: 6/19/2012 5:49:59 AM
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I fail to see why anyone would criticize busting on this shit head cop for being a fat over paid fuckhead. Maybe they should stick to the facts instead of leaping on the donut and weight jokes. But no, so many times when its an LEO in a thread, what stuff gets trundled out to be beat to death as a comment? Besides, the body pic of him by the patrol car doesn't show a "fat" guy. Critique his actions on the facts without the cheap usual jokes was my point. |
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Posted: 6/19/2012 6:06:39 AM
Originally Posted By tc556guy: Originally Posted By Aimless: I fail to see why anyone would criticize busting on this shit head cop for being a fat over paid fuckhead. Maybe they should stick to the facts instead of leaping on the donut and weight jokes. But no, so many times when its an LEO in a thread, what stuff gets trundled out to be beat to death as a comment? Besides, the body pic of him by the patrol car doesn't show a "fat" guy. Critique his actions on the facts without the cheap usual jokes was my point. I bet and I think you suspect this, that he was "that guy" the weird kind of jerk off in the department no one liked, no one wanted as back up and who eventually no one wanted to socialize with. |
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Posted: 6/19/2012 6:09:06 AM
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I bet and I think you suspect this, that he was "that guy" the weird kind of jerk off in the department no one liked, no one wanted as back up and who eventually no one wanted to socialize with. Maybe so. If thats the case, it'll eventually come out. |
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Posted: 6/19/2012 7:46:12 AM
Originally Posted By tc556guy:
Maybe they should stick to the facts instead of leaping on the donut and weight jokes. But no, so many times when its an LEO in a thread, what stuff gets trundled out to be beat to death as a comment? Besides, the body pic of him by the patrol car doesn't show a "fat" guy. Critique his actions on the facts without the cheap usual jokes was my point. I generally don't favor too many rhetorical courtesies for shitheads who try to kill cops. |
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Posted: 6/19/2012 8:33:27 AM
Originally Posted By John_Wayne777:
Flashing tin may have gotten him out of trouble in the past, but that kind of goes out the window when you shoot at cops from another state. No JW...Cops can get away with ANYTHING because they're cops......it's a well known fact in GD  |
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Posted: 6/19/2012 8:35:06 AM
Originally Posted By Aimless:
Originally Posted By tc556guy:
Originally Posted By Aimless:
I fail to see why anyone would criticize busting on this shit head cop for being a fat over paid fuckhead. Maybe they should stick to the facts instead of leaping on the donut and weight jokes. But no, so many times when its an LEO in a thread, what stuff gets trundled out to be beat to death as a comment? Besides, the body pic of him by the patrol car doesn't show a "fat" guy. Critique his actions on the facts without the cheap usual jokes was my point. I bet and I think you suspect this, that he was "that guy" the weird kind of jerk off in the department no one liked, no one wanted as back up and who eventually no one wanted to socialize with. I'm trying to rech out to the one guy from Clifton I know to get a read on this..I think he retired though |
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Posted: 6/19/2012 8:46:22 AM
Interviews Monday with law enforcement officials suggest Klementovich may have been planning his siege for weeks.
"It appeared that he had multiple weapons," Heckner said. "It had been indicated that he had been buying a lot of ammunition and weapons in the weeks leading up to this." Klementovich, who has been out of work for the past two months because of a back injury, showed up at Clifton police headquarters last week. He began giving away items from his locker and was "exhibiting some strange behavior," according to a law enforcement source familiar with the situation. http://www.nj.com/news/index.ssf/2012/06/authorities_clifton_cop_was_pr.html |
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Posted: 6/19/2012 8:53:52 AM
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Interviews Monday with law enforcement officials suggest Klementovich may have been planning his siege for weeks.
"It appeared that he had multiple weapons," Heckner said. "It had been indicated that he had been buying a lot of ammunition and weapons in the weeks leading up to this." Klementovich, who has been out of work for the past two months because of a back injury, showed up at Clifton police headquarters last week. He began giving away items from his locker and was "exhibiting some strange behavior," according to a law enforcement source familiar with the situation. http://www.nj.com/news/index.ssf/2012/06/authorities_clifton_cop_was_pr.html That's what detectives call "a clue". |
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Posted: 6/19/2012 9:42:10 AM
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Is it ok to call him a roid raging wife beating peice of shit as long as we don't say he's fat and overpaid? Yes......  |
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Posted: 6/19/2012 10:17:18 AM
Originally Posted By SmilingBandit:
Originally Posted By Balista:
Interviews Monday with law enforcement officials suggest Klementovich may have been planning his siege for weeks.
"It appeared that he had multiple weapons," Heckner said. "It had been indicated that he had been buying a lot of ammunition and weapons in the weeks leading up to this." Klementovich, who has been out of work for the past two months because of a back injury, showed up at Clifton police headquarters last week. He began giving away items from his locker and was "exhibiting some strange behavior," according to a law enforcement source familiar with the situation. http://www.nj.com/news/index.ssf/2012/06/authorities_clifton_cop_was_pr.html That's what detectives call "a clue". Meh. I started giving away uniforms and equipment out of my locker after my injury also. I knew I was never going back out on the street. |
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Posted: 6/19/2012 6:35:25 PM
Originally Posted By Extorris:
Originally Posted By SmilingBandit:
Originally Posted By Balista:
Interviews Monday with law enforcement officials suggest Klementovich may have been planning his siege for weeks.
"It appeared that he had multiple weapons," Heckner said. "It had been indicated that he had been buying a lot of ammunition and weapons in the weeks leading up to this." Klementovich, who has been out of work for the past two months because of a back injury, showed up at Clifton police headquarters last week. He began giving away items from his locker and was "exhibiting some strange behavior," according to a law enforcement source familiar with the situation. http://www.nj.com/news/index.ssf/2012/06/authorities_clifton_cop_was_pr.html That's what detectives call "a clue". Meh. I started giving away uniforms and equipment out of my locker after my injury also. I knew I was never going back out on the street. I started giving away cold-weather stuff as soon as we switched to short sleeves..... |
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Posted: 6/19/2012 6:49:56 PM
Unpossible.
After all, to the liberal intelligentsia that enacted the majority of the gun control laws in Joisey, cops are the only ones who can really be trusted with guns. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile |
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Posted: 6/19/2012 6:51:02 PM
Women drive police officers crazy as well as they do every other man.
Seriously though, I've seen more police officers get in trouble over "domestic issues" than anything else. |
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Posted: 6/19/2012 6:54:22 PM
Originally Posted By SilentType:
Women drive police officers crazy as well as they do every other man.
Seriously though, I've seen more police officers get in trouble over "domestic issues" than anything else. So have I..that said, I've known DOZENS of guys who have managed to go through divorces and get GUTTED financially by their exes..without having a fucking Asshole Drama Queen moment like this fucktard. “They [police] will do the job I couldn't and take my life,” Klemantovich wrote in the email, according to court documents released Monday. “I hope whomever comes to our house is ready to die tomorrow because I will be [ready to die,] Jill. ”
Fuck Him...if you're gonna off yourself, then do it, but if you dont have the balls, then dont put some other poor schmoe into the position of having to kill your ass because you're a coward. |
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Posted: 6/19/2012 7:03:46 PM
Originally Posted By AJK07734:
So have I..that said, I've known DOZENS of guys who have managed to go through divorces and get GUTTED financially by their exes..without having a fucking Asshole Drama Queen moment like this fucktard. Fuck Him...if you're gonna off yourself, then do it, but if you dont have the balls, then dont put some other poor schmoe into the position of having to kill your ass because you're a coward. The ones I knew that were assholes were assholes long before any woman was involved with them. |
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Posted: 6/19/2012 7:13:02 PM
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Originally Posted By John_Wayne777:
Generally speaking, police officers have hideous judgment about relationships. Bad judgment about selection of a mate can lead to bad judgment about interacting with said mate and that can lead to a domestic problem that goes ballistic. Every human being has limits...so it's really bad when you pick as your partner someone who is able to push you to yours. OR The guy could be a crazy asshole. I've had a number of bad relationships, paid my life savings to a divorce lawyer, etc. So far haven't barricaded myself in home of any estranged women. You'll notice that abusive husbands often resort to murder/suicide when they object of their abuse manages to escape. It's just a head full of bad wiring and there's no point in trying to make it sound normal or some extreme case of a normal emotion. |
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Posted: 6/19/2012 7:41:20 PM
Originally Posted By BNARGG:
I grew up right next to Clifton, doesn't surprise me at all. WTF? So it's typical of Clifton area cops to do this? |
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Posted: 6/19/2012 8:29:02 PM
Originally Posted By 46and2:
Originally Posted By BNARGG:
I grew up right next to Clifton, doesn't surprise me at all. WTF? So it's typical of Clifton area cops to do this? of course..ALL Cops are lit fuses about to go off on a rampage like this...
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Posted: 6/19/2012 11:27:25 PM
the officer was just jealous the PA cops could have 30 round mags, flash hiders and even fkn NFA. LOL
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Posted: 6/20/2012 8:11:43 AM
Body armor and barricades. Sounds less like suicide by cop but revenge for some reason. I have never seen a case where a SBC went to these lengths to protect himself from bullets –– seems counter productive if you are trying to kill one's self.
Heckler said investigators found "an elaborate system of barricades" set up throughout the home when they began processing the scene on Tuesday, gathering evidence for the prosecution.
The barricades were designed to make it difficult for responding officers to reach the suspect, Heckler said, declining to be more specific as the investigation is ongoing. When police were negotiating his surrender at the end of the night, Heckler said they instructed the suspect to toss his rifle out the window to them.
"He said, 'I just paid $2,500 for this rifle, I'm not going to throw it out the window,' " Heckler said. http://doylestown.patch.com/articles/da-nj-cop-helped-talk-down-standoff-suspect |
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Posted: 6/20/2012 8:18:09 AM
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Steroid use among law enforcement: 'It’s not taken as seriously as a threat'
June 20, 2012 While many people are familiar with steroid abuse among athletes, few are aware of its prevalence within the law enforcement community, particularly in more urban areas, said John Hoberman, who has extensively studied steroid use and trends among law enforcement. "There is a great deal of steroid use by police officers in the U.S. It’s probably in the tens of thousands," he said. "It’s not taken as seriously as a threat as other so-called drugs of abuse." An article in a FBI Law Enforcement bulletin called anabolic steroid abuse by police officers a "serious problem" that merited greater awareness by departments nationwide –– and that was in 1991. But today only a handful of U.S. police departments include steroids in the routine random drug testing for police officers.
The New Jersey Office of Attorney General last year introduced a series of reforms designed to eliminate the abuse of anabolic steroids and human growth hormones among New Jersey’s law enforcement ranks.
The reforms followed a state task force report that found, among other things, law enforcement and other federal and state publications advertised hormone replacement treatment and "wellness centers" that provide the drugs, and doctors directed law enforcement officers to out-of-state pharmacies to obtain the performance-enhancing drugs.
The law enforcement magazine "The Police Chief" addressed the issue in a 2008 article that suggested that some steroids may appeal to police officers who want a "tactical edge" or "intimidating appearance." Steroids are not part of the twice-annual random drug testing protocol at the Clifton police department, Detective Sgt. Robert Bracken said. http://www.phillyburbs.com/news/local/courier_times_news/steroid-use-among-law-enforcement-it-s-not-taken-as/article_94141578-04b4-5bd7-87d1-3aefc2962433.html Federal and most state laws dictate that the sales of anabolic steroids, possession of steroids, or possession of steroids with intent to sell, are all classified as felonies.
Tens of thousands of felons. |
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Posted: 6/20/2012 8:23:25 AM
Originally Posted By Balista: Body armor and barricades. Sounds less like suicide by cop but revenge for some reason. I have never seen a case where a SBC went to these lengths to protect himself from bullets –– seems counter productive if you are trying to kill one's self. Heckler said investigators found "an elaborate system of barricades" set up throughout the home when they began processing the scene on Tuesday, gathering evidence for the prosecution. The barricades were designed to make it difficult for responding officers to reach the suspect, Heckler said, declining to be more specific as the investigation is ongoing. When police were negotiating his surrender at the end of the night, Heckler said they instructed the suspect to toss his rifle out the window to them. "He said, 'I just paid $2,500 for this rifle, I'm not going to throw it out the window,' " Heckler said. http://doylestown.patch.com/articles/da-nj-cop-helped-talk-down-standoff-suspect could still be - but wanted to take as many with him as possible..... He knew it would still end the same way - he just wanted to prolong the "getting there" |
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Posted: 6/20/2012 8:23:25 AM
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Originally Posted By Balista:
Steroid use among law enforcement: 'It’s not taken as seriously as a threat' June 20, 2012 Only counts as serious if you play baseball |
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Posted: 6/20/2012 9:27:52 AM
New Jersey Lawmakers Move to Fight Steroid Use in Firefighters, Police
Thursday, June 07, 2012 A bill will be introduced in the New Jersey Assembly today that would require firefighters and police officers who use anabolic steroids or human growth hormones to undergo fitness-for-duty evaluations.
A second bill to be introduced urges Paula Dow, the state's Attorney General, to add anabolic steroids and other 'designer drugs' to a list of substances that law enforcement officers are randomly tested for. Both bills stem from a three-part series that ran in Newark's Star-Ledger newspaper in December that found firefighters from 53 agencies and at least 248 police officers obtained the drugs from a recently deceased Jersey City doctor. Many of the drugs were paid for with government health benefits. http://www.nj.com/news/index.ssf/2011/01/nj_lawmaker_to_unveil_bill_reg.html 
Rafael Galan, an officer in the Passaic County Sheriff's Department, filled prescriptions for anabolic steroids from Jersey City physician Joseph Colao. Galan, shown posing in 2006 for a calendar shoot, faced a criminal charge of official misconduct for allegedly tipping off the subject of a drug investigation. The charge was dropped, and he was reinstated earlier this year, according to Bill Maer, the department's spokesman. |
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Posted: 6/20/2012 9:51:53 AM
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Steroid use among law enforcement: 'It’s not taken as seriously as a threat' It is by my former department. We got randomly screened for steroids all the time and my department fired a bunch of people who tested positive. (Except for the Chief that tested positive, shocking )
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Posted: 6/20/2012 12:04:31 PM
Originally Posted By d1jinx: Originally Posted By Balista: Steroid use among law enforcement: 'It’s not taken as seriously as a threat' June 20, 2012 Only counts as serious if you play baseball Where I grew up it was a known thing but the cops weren't going to stop it. |
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Posted: 6/20/2012 7:18:59 PM
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Body armor and barricades. Sounds less like suicide by cop but revenge for some reason. I have never seen a case where a SBC went to these lengths to protect himself from bullets –– seems counter productive if you are trying to kill one's self. Heckler said investigators found "an elaborate system of barricades" set up throughout the home when they began processing the scene on Tuesday, gathering evidence for the prosecution.
The barricades were designed to make it difficult for responding officers to reach the suspect, Heckler said, declining to be more specific as the investigation is ongoing. When police were negotiating his surrender at the end of the night, Heckler said they instructed the suspect to toss his rifle out the window to them.
"He said, 'I just paid $2,500 for this rifle, I'm not going to throw it out the window,' " Heckler said. http://doylestown.patch.com/articles/da-nj-cop-helped-talk-down-standoff-suspect So, How many barricaded suspects HAVE you dealt with????? His OWN Statment, may the fuck ever be upon him.." “They [police] will do the job I couldn't and take my life,” Klemantovich wrote in the email, according to court documents released Monday. “I hope whomever comes to our house is ready to die tomorrow because I will be [ready to die,] Jill. |
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Posted: 6/20/2012 7:20:34 PM
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Steroid use among law enforcement: 'It’s not taken as seriously as a threat' It is by my former department. We got randomly screened for steroids all the time and my department fired a bunch of people who tested positive. (Except for the Chief that tested positive, shocking )
Same here.....We get piss tested a couple of times a year and the State lab tests for Steroids as well as narcotics. |
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Posted: 6/22/2012 4:02:36 PM
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We Don't Know Nut'in
When asked whether or not there had been a restraining order against Klementovich filed by his wife, Doylestown acting Police Chief Dean Logan said he had no idea.
Several days later after this incident, the local chief has no idea if there was restraining order on file? If I was a woman with an order in his jurisdiction, I would be worried. When asked about whether or not he had any insight as to why Klementovich was angry with his "job and law enforcement," Clifton Police Department Spokesman detective Sgt. Robert Bracken said he had no idea.
http://www.northjersey.com/news/159972345_Clifton_officer_in_armed_standoff.html?page=all |
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Posted: 6/22/2012 4:17:38 PM
Originally Posted By Balista:
We Don't Know Nut'in
When asked whether or not there had been a restraining order against Klementovich filed by his wife, Doylestown acting Police Chief Dean Logan said he had no idea.
Several days later after this incident, the local chief has no idea if there was restraining order on file? If I was a woman with an order in his jurisdiction, I would be worried. When asked about whether or not he had any insight as to why Klementovich was angry with his "job and law enforcement," Clifton Police Department Spokesman detective Sgt. Robert Bracken said he had no idea.
http://www.northjersey.com/news/159972345_Clifton_officer_in_armed_standoff.html?page=all Does the woman live in PA or Jersey? |
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Posted: 6/22/2012 4:17:40 PM
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Ok Ballsta we get it, you don't like cops.
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Posted: 6/22/2012 6:42:03 PM
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Ok Ballsta we get it, you don't like cops.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v361/Extorris/Pics/horse.jpg Not even close, I am surrounded by cops on a daily basis both federal and state at work. I come from a LEO family. I just don't like crooked cops. I have seen the wreckage they have done. I don't like folks who abuse their position of trust or those who give a wink and a nod to it. You won't see me be critical of police in general, just the fuck ups. There is a difference.
Notice it got real quiet in the thread once the facts came out? It was hard to defend his actions. |
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Posted: 6/22/2012 6:42:36 PM
Originally Posted By VooDoo3dfx:
Originally Posted By Balista:
We Don't Know Nut'in
When asked whether or not there had been a restraining order against Klementovich filed by his wife, Doylestown acting Police Chief Dean Logan said he had no idea.
Several days later after this incident, the local chief has no idea if there was restraining order on file? If I was a woman with an order in his jurisdiction, I would be worried. When asked about whether or not he had any insight as to why Klementovich was angry with his "job and law enforcement," Clifton Police Department Spokesman detective Sgt. Robert Bracken said he had no idea.
http://www.northjersey.com/news/159972345_Clifton_officer_in_armed_standoff.html?page=all Does the woman live in PA or Jersey? Doylestown, PA |
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Posted: 6/22/2012 7:58:30 PM
Originally Posted By Balista:
Originally Posted By Extorris:
Ok Ballsta we get it, you don't like cops.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v361/Extorris/Pics/horse.jpg Not even close, I am surrounded by cops on a daily basis both federal and state at work. I come from a LEO family. I just don't like crooked cops. I have seen the wreckage they have done. I don't like folks who abuse their position of trust or those who give a wink and a nod to it. You won't see me be critical of police in general, just the fuck ups. There is a difference.
Notice it got real quiet in the thread once the facts came out? It was hard to defend his actions. I dont recall ANYONE Defending his actions |
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Posted: 6/22/2012 8:01:29 PM
Originally Posted By Balista:
We Don't Know Nut'in
When asked whether or not there had been a restraining order against Klementovich filed by his wife, Doylestown acting Police Chief Dean Logan said he had no idea.
Several days later after this incident, the local chief has no idea if there was restraining order on file? If I was a woman with an order in his jurisdiction, I would be worried. When asked about whether or not he had any insight as to why Klementovich was angry with his "job and law enforcement," Clifton Police Department Spokesman detective Sgt. Robert Bracken said he had no idea.
http://www.northjersey.com/news/159972345_Clifton_officer_in_armed_standoff.html?page=all If she filed it in Pa, then his agency might NOT have automatically been notified..it would have been up to him to Do so. IN STATE?? Different story, i've had take a lot of other cop's guns over the years for RO's. |
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Posted: 6/22/2012 9:06:34 PM
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If she filed it in Pa, then his agency might NOT have automatically been notified..it would have been up to him to Do so. IN STATE?? Different story, i've had take a lot of other cop's guns over the years for RO's. The part in red just seems weird to me. |
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Posted: 6/23/2012 5:14:47 AM
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Originally Posted By AJK07734:
If she filed it in Pa, then his agency might NOT have automatically been notified..it would have been up to him to Do so. IN STATE?? Different story, i've had take a lot of other cop's guns over the years for RO's. The part in red just seems weird to me. You've obviously never dealt with PDs. |
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Posted: 6/23/2012 6:42:31 AM
Originally Posted By Extorris:
Originally Posted By SeanC:
Originally Posted By AJK07734:
If she filed it in Pa, then his agency might NOT have automatically been notified..it would have been up to him to Do so. IN STATE?? Different story, i've had take a lot of other cop's guns over the years for RO's. The part in red just seems weird to me. You've obviously never dealt with PDs. After reading many of your posts who would want to?  |
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Posted: 6/23/2012 8:38:23 AM
Originally Posted By Balista:
We Don't Know Nut'in
When asked whether or not there had been a restraining order against Klementovich filed by his wife, Doylestown acting Police Chief Dean Logan said he had no idea.
Several days later after this incident, the local chief has no idea if there was restraining order on file? If I was a woman with an order in his jurisdiction, I would be worried. When asked about whether or not he had any insight as to why Klementovich was angry with his "job and law enforcement," Clifton Police Department Spokesman detective Sgt. Robert Bracken said he had no idea.
http://www.northjersey.com/news/159972345_Clifton_officer_in_armed_standoff.html?page=all The Bergen Record, aka northjersey.com, is the most biased source of news in the tri-state area. They make CBS news look good. Any article found in that paper should be verified by other sources. They trash cops more than you do. |
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