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A wrote on Apr 19, 2009 1:07 AM:

" He'll get away with it, they always do. "

wrote on Apr 17, 2009 6:59 PM:

" Depends on how long he's been a policeman whether he can collect a pension at some point down the line. If he's not vested he can't/won't and if he is years away of actual retirement, it will be a very small pension. If he is tried and found guilty, then by all means he shouls pay the price just like any other pervert. There must be "something" to the alligations or he wouldn't have resigned he would have fought it, just my opinion... "

melody wrote on Apr 15, 2009 4:16 PM:

" Being the scum bag resigned,he"s allowed to collect his pension,which I feel every penny he recieves should go to catching more pervs. just like him!!!Lock his behind up and the big boys will take care of him in population!!! "

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