But the officer, represented by the Florida Police Benevolent Association, argued that the officer is a victim of a crime and therefore can demand under Marsy's Law that his name be withheld as confidential or privileged information. [More]
Haven't they been through enough?
[Via Michael G]
2 comments:
Sometimes, good old rules of thumb grease your life better than complicate philosophies:
Never eat at a place called Mom’s.
Never play cards with a guy named Doc.
Never sleep with a woman crazier than you.
Never deal with anyone with a hyphenated name.
Never support a law named after some sympathetic victim.
Not to named, not to be shamed, not to be indicted, tried and convicted.
In some states cops, judges, politicians, etc. may remove their names, addresses, voting registrations from the public databases which we are forced into.
Just cannot accept the obvious, that they are uber and I am unter.
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