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The Monsters Aren’t The Ones Beneath The Bed
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It certainly doesn't help, but this would have come as no surprise to the DA's office.I wonder what this does to a potential retrial?
It certainly doesn't help, but this would have come as no surprise to the DA's office.I wonder what this does to a potential retrial?
@KristinaRex
BREAKING: Trooper Michael Proctor has been relieved of his duties with Massachusetts State Police.
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8:31 PM · Jul 1, 2024
So because he's in a union, he gets suspended from his current duties as a State Trooper, and put on administrative duties at a desk job and out of the public eye where he can no longer be seen as an embarrassment. Could you imagine them having him attend to a crime scene after this! Unless he faces charges of some kind, I can't see him ever losing his job. MOO.@kirstenglavin
JUST IN: MA State Police Trooper Michael Proctor has been SUSPENDED, per MA State Police.“The department took immediate action to relieve Trooper Michael Proctor of duty and formally transfer him out of the Norfolk County District Attorney’s Office State Police Detective Unit.”
Like a slap on the wrist and some ‘sensitivity training’.He gets an internal hearing that is going to decide if he gets to keep working while this plays out, is given some administrative role while it plays out (desk job or something), or suspended with or without pay.
I'm sorry, I just saw your post now after writing mine.He gets an internal hearing that is going to decide if he gets to keep working while this plays out, is given some administrative role while it plays out (desk job or something), or suspended with or without pay.
@KristinaRex
More information — Proctor is relieved of duty, as in is technically a trooper but not working as one. The disciplinary hearing is a first step in a process that could eventually lead determination, but he is not directly terminated now, nor will he be from that hearing. #WBZ
8:45 PM · Jul 1, 2024
Just to be clear, I dont know that he is in a union. That's a moo. Thanks and regards!So because he's in a union, he gets suspended from his current duties as a State Trooper, and put on administrative duties at a desk job and out of the public eye where he can no longer be seen as an embarrassment. Could you imagine them having him attend to a crime scene after this! Unless he faces charges of some kind, I can't see him ever losing his job. MOO.
just upon learning of verdict, eh?
Wow! Wonder what the jurors are thinking of this news?
Respectfully snipped by me.And it just leaves me asking is everybody living around there an alcoholic?
just upon learning of verdict, eh?
As if those two things were related, they are not.
Every time they open their mouths they put massive Wellington boots in them..
high time they started showing respect for the public that pay them.
Another late stage gaslight is egregious/
Yes, I do agree people who work in LE may suffer from occupational stress such as PTSD. However, I don't know how the culture at those departments has obviously allowed their conduct to go on for so long. The way they were behaving was entrenched in their everyday lifestyle.I wonder if Commonwealth's money would be better spent on prevention? Open one big AA chapter in Canton, maybe one for Commonwealth Police, hire a good CD counselor (I bet one can find a very good CD counselor in Boston. The best ones were alcoholics themselves and have been sober for 25 years). Make a pilot program, after all. We all understand that lots of issues LEO deal with are PTSD-related, and alcohol may be an "acceptable way" of self-medicating.
The best part was when BA asked proctor to just leave his lost badge and firearm IN HIS MAILBOX!!!! You know where anyone could find it.Yes, I do agree people who work in LE may suffer from occupational stress such as PTSD. However, I don't know how the culture at those departments has obviously allowed their conduct to go on for so long. The way they were behaving was entrenched in their everyday lifestyle.
There should have been systems in place to monitor all of the above.
- Driving police vehicles around town while intoxicated.
- Driving own vehicles around town while intoxicated.
- Permitted to be at work while intoxicated.
- Permitted to hang around work on days off.
- Leaving badges and possibly firearms in police vehicles because of getting intoxicated.
- Sending confidential information to old high school buddies about active cases.
- Going for drinks during work hours while in possession of a police vehicle.
- Making decisions/conclusions about other people's crimes/lives while intoxicated.
I would hope all these individuals have now hit bottom and seek help, but I doubt it. I believe they will need more than AA because they're so far gone, they don't even realize how absurd it all is!
MOO.