Nebraska Cops Receive no Jail Time for Stealing Memory Card, Despite Big Talk from County AttorneyBy Carlos MillerPINAC Sep. 01, 2014 |
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A Nebraska cop who chased a man into his home after he had video recorded cops arresting his brother, confiscating his camera and later admitting to throwing the memory card away, received a year of probation this week after his charge was reduced from a felony to misdemeanors, proving once again that the system will always side with the cops, even in cases like this one where the prosecutor talks a big game. Read More |