Wild Cops Who Shoved & Pepper Sprayed Handcuffed Women Given Jobs Back

Chris | InformationLiberation
Jan. 16, 2012

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Astonishingly violent police officers have just been reinstated with back pay to the Denver police force despite being fired for allegations of excessive force and lying on police reports, 9 News reports.

"I'm upset. I'm very hurt," Ana Ortega told 9Wants to Know. Ortega says she was one of the women who was pepper sprayed.

"Reinstating these officers... it makes people think twice about calling 911," Ortega said. "I don't trust the Denver Police Department."

Watch the video report:

These so-called "independent" review boards consistently side with police, so this is frankly not a huge surprise.

It does go to show how incredibly difficult it is to fire bad police officers, even police forces who theoretically wanted to protect and serve can be prevented from doing so by unelected bureaucrats.