Heads up Memphis and all of Tennessee, this is gonna be bad!

[titsonritz]

Not buying any of that story until I see or read / hear some real evidence.

Internet garbage is what that is until then.

Allegedly.

[Lacos]

Tyre Nichols skateboarding video


https://www.newsweek.com/tyre-nichol...-times-1777242

[jsbhike]

Memphis police 'permanently deactivate' SCORPION Unit

https://www.foxnews.com/us/tyre-nich...-scorpion-unit



Wonder if the folks in IA are burning the midnight oil combing over their piles of cases and complaints right now...

Looks like that may be a thing.

https://www.foxnews.com/us/former-me...up-inmate-2015

[WillBrink]

Like crap companies, a PD is usually rotten from the top down. Diversity hiring has consequences:

Memphis Police Chief Cerelyn Davis fired from previous Atlanta job after botched sex crimes probe

The chief of police in Memphis in charge of the five officers who fatally beat and tasered motorist Tyre Nichols was fired from a previous law enforcement job after a botched probe.

Cerelyn “CJ” Davis became the first female police chief in Memphis’ history in 2021 and is currently in the international spotlight after five cops brutally beat Tyre Nichols.

She was fired from the Atlanta police department in 2008 for her alleged involvement in a sex crimes investigation into the husband of an Atlanta police sergeant, according to the Atlanta Journal Constitution.

Two detectives accused Davis of telling them not to investigate Terrill Marion Crane, who was married to sergeant Tonya Crane after the police department obtained photos of him with underage girls.

A federal grand jury later indicted Terrill Crane on child pornography. He pleaded guilty to one count of child pornography in 2009, the newspaper reported.

The indictment was issued after Atlanta police took no action in the case and a subsequent investigation by the city pointed to Davis as the reason. Davis was demoted from major to lieutenant before being fired from the force that she had joined in 2008.

Cont:

https://nypost.com/2023/01/28/memphi...-previous-job/

[jsbhike]

Like crap companies, a PD is usually rotten from the top down. Diversity hiring has consequences:

Memphis Police Chief Cerelyn Davis fired from previous Atlanta job after botched sex crimes probe

The chief of police in Memphis in charge of the five officers who fatally beat and tasered motorist Tyre Nichols was fired from a previous law enforcement job after a botched probe.

Cerelyn “CJ” Davis became the first female police chief in Memphis’ history in 2021 and is currently in the international spotlight after five cops brutally beat Tyre Nichols.

She was fired from the Atlanta police department in 2008 for her alleged involvement in a sex crimes investigation into the husband of an Atlanta police sergeant, according to the Atlanta Journal Constitution.

Two detectives accused Davis of telling them not to investigate Terrill Marion Crane, who was married to sergeant Tonya Crane after the police department obtained photos of him with underage girls.

A federal grand jury later indicted Terrill Crane on child pornography. He pleaded guilty to one count of child pornography in 2009, the newspaper reported.

The indictment was issued after Atlanta police took no action in the case and a subsequent investigation by the city pointed to Davis as the reason. Davis was demoted from major to lieutenant before being fired from the force that she had joined in 2008.

Cont:

https://nypost.com/2023/01/28/memphi...-previous-job/

Does the RICO Act exempt LE agencies by statute or is it just a professional courtesy thing?

[WillBrink]

Does the RICO Act exempt LE agencies by statute or is it just a professional courtesy thing?

No clue, but it's an interesting legal angle to apply.

[Sam]

Memphis Police Chief Cerelyn Davis fired from previous Atlanta job after botched sex crimes probe

Cerelyn “CJ” Davis became the first female police chief in Memphis’ history in 2021 and is currently in the international spotlight after five cops brutally beat Tyre Nichols.

She was fired from the Atlanta police department in 2008 for her alleged involvement in a sex crimes investigation into the husband of an Atlanta police sergeant, according to the Atlanta Journal Constitution.

Wow, that's upright outstanding record there

[Averageman]

Not buying any of that story until I see or read / hear some real evidence.

Internet garbage is what that is until then.

I would agree.

[titsonritz]

Like crap companies, a PD is usually rotten from the top down. Diversity hiring has consequences:

Memphis Police Chief Cerelyn Davis fired from previous Atlanta job after botched sex crimes probe

The chief of police in Memphis in charge of the five officers who fatally beat and tasered motorist Tyre Nichols was fired from a previous law enforcement job after a botched probe.

Cerelyn “CJ” Davis became the first female police chief in Memphis’ history in 2021 and is currently in the international spotlight after five cops brutally beat Tyre Nichols.

She was fired from the Atlanta police department in 2008 for her alleged involvement in a sex crimes investigation into the husband of an Atlanta police sergeant, according to the Atlanta Journal Constitution.

Two detectives accused Davis of telling them not to investigate Terrill Marion Crane, who was married to sergeant Tonya Crane after the police department obtained photos of him with underage girls.

A federal grand jury later indicted Terrill Crane on child pornography. He pleaded guilty to one count of child pornography in 2009, the newspaper reported.

The indictment was issued after Atlanta police took no action in the case and a subsequent investigation by the city pointed to Davis as the reason. Davis was demoted from major to lieutenant before being fired from the force that she had joined in 2008.

Cont:

https://nypost.com/2023/01/28/memphi...-previous-job/

Quite the list of accomplishments, she probably needs a raise in pay.

[john armond]

Quite the list of accomplishments, she probably needs a raise in pay.

After the Atlanta gig she was hired to be the Durham PD chief in NC. She was here for a few years then went on to her latest position. I posted that earlier in this thread.