Cop Trashed House- Now he’s a wanted a man

[jpinpb]

I think I made very clear that I am not condoning his actions. I just don’t like the selective nature. There are plenty of people trashing places. This is not the first incident. The issue I take is the headline of “cops” setting aside the wife “realtor” was involved. It’s like realtors can walk on water. God knows, they’ve done more than their share of damage the past decade.

The cop should be punished. Along w/many other FBs trashing their place. Less now that banks are doing cash for keys. The cop is a moron. He is held to a higher standard. And he could be living for free. He is a disgrace to all cops.

All that set aside, let’s hear about some more people that should be prosecuted and a few headlines about how the realtor isn’t wearing a halo.

Media trying to arouse the public to be angry at the cop for what he did. What about the realtor? What about the countless other people doing the very same thing?

[sdrealtor]

[quote=CA renter]Why not focus on the REALTOR wife who probably told him that “everybody else is doing this and getting away with it…they can’t do anything to us.”

Of course, he should be held to a high standard as a police officer, but what about her? She’s the one involved in real estate on a day-to-day basis. I’m not sure why they’re just focusing on him. Hopefully, she will lose her job as well…but we all know that won’t happen.

This is exactly what I’m talking about in the “public servant” threads when I say that public employees are held to a higher standard. People in private industry have been trashing their (soon to be foreclosed) houses for years; it’s only because of his job in public service that he’s being torn apart in the media.[/quote]

HUH? He’s a sworn officer of the law and has a responsibility to uphold it. Of course he is held to a different standard. She’ll get her’s also but he’ll still get his pension benefits even if he gets fired. Realtors can’t be fired because unlike public servants they dont have jobs. With very few exceptions we are self employed independent contractors. Every January 1st we wake up to a new year with absolutely nothing and have to make it happen again.

[sdrealtor]

[quote=CA renter]Why not focus on the REALTOR wife who probably told him that “everybody else is doing this and getting away with it…they can’t do anything to us.”

Of course, he should be held to a high standard as a police officer, but what about her? She’s the one involved in real estate on a day-to-day basis. I’m not sure why they’re just focusing on him. Hopefully, she will lose her job as well…but we all know that won’t happen.

This is exactly what I’m talking about in the “public servant” threads when I say that public employees are held to a higher standard. People in private industry have been trashing their (soon to be foreclosed) houses for years; it’s only because of his job in public service that he’s being torn apart in the media.[/quote]

HUH? He’s a sworn officer of the law and has a responsibility to uphold it. Of course he is held to a different standard. She’ll get her’s also but he’ll still get his pension benefits even if he gets fired. Realtors can’t be fired because unlike public servants they dont have jobs. With very few exceptions we are self employed independent contractors. Every January 1st we wake up to a new year with absolutely nothing and have to make it happen again.

[sdrealtor]

[quote=CA renter]Why not focus on the REALTOR wife who probably told him that “everybody else is doing this and getting away with it…they can’t do anything to us.”

Of course, he should be held to a high standard as a police officer, but what about her? She’s the one involved in real estate on a day-to-day basis. I’m not sure why they’re just focusing on him. Hopefully, she will lose her job as well…but we all know that won’t happen.

This is exactly what I’m talking about in the “public servant” threads when I say that public employees are held to a higher standard. People in private industry have been trashing their (soon to be foreclosed) houses for years; it’s only because of his job in public service that he’s being torn apart in the media.[/quote]

HUH? He’s a sworn officer of the law and has a responsibility to uphold it. Of course he is held to a different standard. She’ll get her’s also but he’ll still get his pension benefits even if he gets fired. Realtors can’t be fired because unlike public servants they dont have jobs. With very few exceptions we are self employed independent contractors. Every January 1st we wake up to a new year with absolutely nothing and have to make it happen again.

[sdrealtor]

[quote=CA renter]Why not focus on the REALTOR wife who probably told him that “everybody else is doing this and getting away with it…they can’t do anything to us.”

Of course, he should be held to a high standard as a police officer, but what about her? She’s the one involved in real estate on a day-to-day basis. I’m not sure why they’re just focusing on him. Hopefully, she will lose her job as well…but we all know that won’t happen.

This is exactly what I’m talking about in the “public servant” threads when I say that public employees are held to a higher standard. People in private industry have been trashing their (soon to be foreclosed) houses for years; it’s only because of his job in public service that he’s being torn apart in the media.[/quote]

HUH? He’s a sworn officer of the law and has a responsibility to uphold it. Of course he is held to a different standard. She’ll get her’s also but he’ll still get his pension benefits even if he gets fired. Realtors can’t be fired because unlike public servants they dont have jobs. With very few exceptions we are self employed independent contractors. Every January 1st we wake up to a new year with absolutely nothing and have to make it happen again.

[sdrealtor]

[quote=CA renter]Why not focus on the REALTOR wife who probably told him that “everybody else is doing this and getting away with it…they can’t do anything to us.”

Of course, he should be held to a high standard as a police officer, but what about her? She’s the one involved in real estate on a day-to-day basis. I’m not sure why they’re just focusing on him. Hopefully, she will lose her job as well…but we all know that won’t happen.

This is exactly what I’m talking about in the “public servant” threads when I say that public employees are held to a higher standard. People in private industry have been trashing their (soon to be foreclosed) houses for years; it’s only because of his job in public service that he’s being torn apart in the media.[/quote]

HUH? He’s a sworn officer of the law and has a responsibility to uphold it. Of course he is held to a different standard. She’ll get her’s also but he’ll still get his pension benefits even if he gets fired. Realtors can’t be fired because unlike public servants they dont have jobs. With very few exceptions we are self employed independent contractors. Every January 1st we wake up to a new year with absolutely nothing and have to make it happen again.

[jpinpb]

[quote=sdrealtor]Realtors can’t be fired because unlike public servants they dont have jobs. With very few exceptions we are self employed independent contractors. [/quote]

No, they can’t get fired, but actions can be taken against their license. I’m guessing she’ll get a slap on the wrist for trashing the place.

[jpinpb]

[quote=sdrealtor]Realtors can’t be fired because unlike public servants they dont have jobs. With very few exceptions we are self employed independent contractors. [/quote]

No, they can’t get fired, but actions can be taken against their license. I’m guessing she’ll get a slap on the wrist for trashing the place.

[jpinpb]

[quote=sdrealtor]Realtors can’t be fired because unlike public servants they dont have jobs. With very few exceptions we are self employed independent contractors. [/quote]

No, they can’t get fired, but actions can be taken against their license. I’m guessing she’ll get a slap on the wrist for trashing the place.

[jpinpb]

[quote=sdrealtor]Realtors can’t be fired because unlike public servants they dont have jobs. With very few exceptions we are self employed independent contractors. [/quote]

No, they can’t get fired, but actions can be taken against their license. I’m guessing she’ll get a slap on the wrist for trashing the place.

[jpinpb]

[quote=sdrealtor]Realtors can’t be fired because unlike public servants they dont have jobs. With very few exceptions we are self employed independent contractors. [/quote]

No, they can’t get fired, but actions can be taken against their license. I’m guessing she’ll get a slap on the wrist for trashing the place.

[kcal09]

I think we shouldn’t punish them be sending them to jail as this will cost us taxpayers money. Instead, they should be forced to pay for the damage plus some penalty. The prisons are already overcrowded and the taxpayers are tired of supporting non violent criminals.

[kcal09]

I think we shouldn’t punish them be sending them to jail as this will cost us taxpayers money. Instead, they should be forced to pay for the damage plus some penalty. The prisons are already overcrowded and the taxpayers are tired of supporting non violent criminals.

[kcal09]

I think we shouldn’t punish them be sending them to jail as this will cost us taxpayers money. Instead, they should be forced to pay for the damage plus some penalty. The prisons are already overcrowded and the taxpayers are tired of supporting non violent criminals.

[kcal09]

I think we shouldn’t punish them be sending them to jail as this will cost us taxpayers money. Instead, they should be forced to pay for the damage plus some penalty. The prisons are already overcrowded and the taxpayers are tired of supporting non violent criminals.

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