Police Lt. Orders Deletion of Thousands of Hours of Dashcam Video Involving Officer Who Killed Two Teenagers While Speeding -- Gets Suspended for One Day as PunishmentChris | InformationLiberationSep. 28, 2010 |
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The Connecticut Post reports: MILFORD -- A police lieutenant was suspended for one day without pay for inadvertently ordering the destruction of thousands of hours of dashboard video sought by the family of one of the two teens killed when a speeding Milford police cruiser slammed into their car.Of note is the way the Connecticut Post uncritically reported the police lieutenant "inadvertently" ordered the deletion in the first sentence of their article. How they can know whether or not his intent was direct or not is entirely left out. Seeing as to the nature of the evidence, and that the police actively knew not to destroy the evidence, to assume it was some innocent mistake and the deletion was "inadvertent" is utterly ridiculous. The Lieutenant ordered the destruction of evidence which could prove the reckless character of his fellow officer, those are the facts of the case, that they claim it was a mistake is irrelevant and unproven, there is absolutely no reason for it to be believed and uncritically reported as fact. |