LA school officer convicted in fake shooting

 

I think officers who convict felonies should get at least 2x the sentence

 

I dont understand people that go through the effort to do all this, shoot yourself in the chest, commit several felonies, and then just fess up after a short interview.

 

 

What's confusing about that? If you're supposed to enforce, and uphold the law of your land, and you're convicted of a felony you should pay double the sentencing.

 

What's confusing about that? If you're supposed to enforce, and uphold the law of your land, and you're convicted of a felony you should pay double the sentencing.
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I'm not the grammar police or anything, because I've been corrected enough times, but your post makes no sense. I'm guessing you meant "commit" or "are convicted of" instead of convict.

 

Err whoops now I see the confusion, I didn't even spot that. Yes you're right I meant commit (or convicted of)

 

In before Kyushin

 

Where has Kyushin been?The OT search tells me his last post was 8/4.

 

"At the end of the interview, however, he recants and admits to fabricating his story. His initial report prompted the lockdown of 9,000 students at area middle, elementary and high schools for up to 10 hours while police delayed traffic and searched for a suspect....."

I remember this back in January. That jerkoff caused the waste of an incredible amount of public service resources, not to mention the lockdown of schools and neighborhoods.