Cop in America doing a bad job, again

http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/ma...gttf-testimony-highlights-20180126-story.html

» Ward said the officers kept BB guns in their vehicles “in case we accidentally hit somebody or got into a shootout, so we could plant them.” He did not say whether the officers ever planted a BB gun on anyone.

» In one incident, police took a man’s house keys, ran his name through databases to find his address, went into the home without a warrant and found drugs and a safe. The officers cracked open the safe, which had about $200,000 inside. They took $100,000 out, closed the safe back up, then filmed themselves pretending to open it for the first time. “Nobody touch anything,” Jenkins can be heard saying on the video, which was played for jurors.

» After the man’s arrest, Jenkins listened to the man’s calls made from jail. He was discussing the officers taking his money, and said he wanted to hire a good lawyer to go after them. Ward said Jenkins determined the man’s wife was arranging his legal matters, and wanted to cut her out. They wrote a note purporting to be from another woman, saying the man had gotten her pregnant, and left it in the man’s door, Ward said.

» Ward said the unit’s supervisor, Sgt. Wayne Jenkins, instructed the officers to carry replica guns to plant if they found themselves in a jam. Police recovered a replica gun from the glove box of Taylor’s vehicle after he was arrested last year. The gun, shown to jurors, is nearly indistinguishable from Taylor’s service pistol.

» Ward said Taylor had a “source” in internal affairs who informed them that their overtime was being investigated and their phones and vehicles were being tracked. He also said that Jenkins told them that a sergeant named Ryan Guinn had informed Jenkins that federal agents investigating two of their colleagues had visited him.

» Rayam said the officers once recovered a pound and a half of marijuana and a gun in a search conducted before they had secured a warrant. Jenkins told him to “just get rid of it,” and Rayam said he and another officer sold the drugs and gun back onto the street.
 
It's like a horror story conveyer belt

Kansas chemistry instructor arrested by ICE while taking his daughter to school
http://www.kansascity.com/news/politics-government/article198215114.html

The 7th-grade girl ran into the house to alert her mother and brother, while Jamal, a chemist, was handcuffed and led into a car. When his wife tried to hug him, an agent said she could be charged with interfering in an arrest, said son Taseen Jamal, 14.
 
ICE have a job to do but should focus their efforts on illegals that have criminal records before going after illegals that are no threat to the community.
 



Unfortunately part of the process to determine if a spouse should be granted GC or citizenship status is to ask what their motives are for getting married. I have friends that were in the US legally, got married and then got heavily scrutinized for years. If you're an illegal immigrant the chances are they will determine the purpose of the marriage is questionable.
 
Unfortunately part of the process to determine if a spouse should be granted GC or citizenship status is to ask what their motives are for getting married. I have friends that were in the US legally, got married and then got heavily scrutinized for years. If you're an illegal immigrant the chances are they will determine the purpose of the marriage is questionable.

You're all illegals really though. Let's run your DNA.
 
@Eboue aside from the individual fcukery these guys are carrying out. Do you have a link to an article/video that somewhat succinctly lays out what they are doing? Like a Vice video or something like that?
 
Why do I keep coming into this thread? It just makes me sad. These ICE tweets read like something out of some dystopian future. It's some 1984 / Lord of the Flies shit- only far more terrifying.
 



Shouldn't this post be in a "Cops doing a good job" thread? I think the final number for the year was close to 90% of ICE arrests were people with a criminal record. If you are in a country illegally at least have the common sense to stay on the good side of the law.

I doubt there are too many Americans that would support an amnesty for illegal immigrants with a criminal record. So serious question....what are ICE expected to do?
 


It's a serious question. ICE have a job to do and based on the 2017 numbers they are executing that job pretty well. They don't make the laws they just enforce them based on the direction from the top. Some of the cases you highlighted are valid concerns with their actions, but more importantly the directives they are acting on.

If you polled the US public and asked should illegal immigrants with criminal records be arrested and deported I think the overwhelming majority would vote yes.
 
i gave a serious answer. every single ice agent should resign. ice itself should be disbanded.


So everyone goes? The guys that investigate child exploitation, the guys that investigate arms trafficking, the guys that investigate drugs tracking, the ones that investigate cyber crimes and the transnational gangs investigators.....they all have to go?
 
Shouldn't this post be in a "Cops doing a good job" thread? I think the final number for the year was close to 90% of ICE arrests were people with a criminal record. If you are in a country illegally at least have the common sense to stay on the good side of the law.

I doubt there are too many Americans that would support an amnesty for illegal immigrants with a criminal record. So serious question....what are ICE expected to do?

It’s a weird situation really. I see things like this on a smaller scale almost daily. It’s the people driving on suspended licenses, or who have never had a license, who are speeding, driving on the shoulder past traffic, cutting people off etc. common sense would make you think that if you are driving illegally, you probably shouldn’t be driving like a jackass.
 
It’s a weird situation really. I see things like this on a smaller scale almost daily. It’s the people driving on suspended licenses, or who have never had a license, who are speeding, driving on the shoulder past traffic, cutting people off etc. common sense would make you think that if you are driving illegally, you probably shouldn’t be driving like a jackass.


Stupid is as stupid does I guess.
 
It’s a weird situation really. I see things like this on a smaller scale almost daily. It’s the people driving on suspended licenses, or who have never had a license, who are speeding, driving on the shoulder past traffic, cutting people off etc. common sense would make you think that if you are driving illegally, you probably shouldn’t be driving like a jackass.

do you think people should be sent to another country away from their friends and family for speeding? i sped on my way home from work today. good thing i was born here so theres no threat of me being shipped off to a country i havent been to since i was a child where i know no one and dont speak the language.
 
ice has only existed for 15 years. im confident the fbi can slash water bottles and detain 1 year olds and break up families too


The department may have been brought under the ICE banner 14 years ago but they same job used to be done by other agencies. The INS used to do criminal investigative, detention and deportations.