Is The Word 'Whackjob' An Official RCMP Term?
RCMP Officer's Lawyer Refers To Dziekanski As A 'Whackjob'
Const. Millington's lawyer contends his clients actions justified
The lawyer for RCMP Constable Millington justified the multiple tasering of Robert Dziekanski because he was a 'whackjob'.
Would one of the lawyers at the Tribunal please determine if the word 'whackjob' is an official RCMP term, used in their official lexicon or training?
If not, would someone please tell me why this type of crap is being allowed as a 'defence' at the hearings into the death of Mr. Dziekanski?
Edmonton Sun
Const. Millington's lawyer contends his clients actions justified
The lawyer for RCMP Constable Millington justified the multiple tasering of Robert Dziekanski because he was a 'whackjob'.
Would one of the lawyers at the Tribunal please determine if the word 'whackjob' is an official RCMP term, used in their official lexicon or training?
If not, would someone please tell me why this type of crap is being allowed as a 'defence' at the hearings into the death of Mr. Dziekanski?
Edmonton Sun
Oh I'd be surprised if that remark doesn't come back to haunt Hira and his client at the end of the day. You probably won't see it addressed directly but it won't be overlooked either. Tom Braidwood knew Dziekanski's mother was in the courtroom. What that jertk said was unnecessary and needlessly hurtful to that poor woman. That he said it on behalf of the bastard who tasered Dziekanski to death only makes it that much worse.
Posted by
The Mound of Sound |
1:16 pm, October 08, 2009
Mound of sound .. good observation ... I agree totally. That poor woman has suffered enough, this is what you call 'adding insult to injury' and I hope it does not go unnoticed by the Commissioner.
Disgusting.
Posted by
leftdog |
1:21 pm, October 08, 2009
I thought that term applies only to GOP leaders and Harper's Harlots.
Posted by
TomCat |
1:57 pm, October 09, 2009