Philadelphia Police Dept

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Look for the W I K I P E D I A article, "Misconduct in the Philadelphia Police Department". If you want to make a career out of breaking laws, become a Philadelphia cop.

Posted by Aiden A. on September 17, 2014. Brought to you by yellowpages.

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All reasonable citizens support the police when they do their jobs according to real laws, but that rarely happens in Philadelphia, hence the hostility towards the city's so-called police officers. Just watch the plethora of viral videos of police brutality for proof.

Posted by Barry S. on July 18, 2014. Brought to you by yellowpages.

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More than 500 Philadelphia police officers have been convicted of crimes just since 1980. Nonetheless, most of Philly's criminal cops are immune from being fired, much less arrested, according to independent prosecutor Ellen Green-Ceissler's investigation. Extrapolating, the majority of Philadelphia's cops are criminals.

Posted by Jon J. on July 13, 2014. Brought to you by yellowpages.

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Philadelphia police officers are a gang of cowards. For instance, in 2011, Philadelphia cop thug Jonathan Josey and four white sidekicks robbed and savagely assaulted African-Americans James Lewis and his two minor sons, then falsely arrested them to cover up their felonies. In March of this year, all charges against the Lewises were dropped. They are now pursuing a lawsuit against the crooked...

Posted by Kenneth C. on July 02, 2014. Brought to you by yellowpages.

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PROOF that Philadelphia cops are lowlife FELONS: Philadelphia cop thug Jonathan Josey was CAUGHT ON VIDEO feloniously assaulting innocent parade-goer Aida Guzman, a petite female (Google their names for the video.) After the video went viral, Josey was fired. He was also arrested, but merely for simple assault - a significant undercharging because he was clearly guilty of aggravated assault under Pennsylvania case law. The city government arranged for a corrupt, pro-criminal-cop judge, Patrick Dugan, to hear Josey's case, knowing that an acquittal would probably result in a lower payout in...

Posted by by jonathanjoseys at Citysearch on April 09, 2013. Brought to you by Citysearch.