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Because there is a woman involved they can slut shame so nothing else is important.
Classic police shenanigans. >

Ngl, feels like it. Everyone is like "cops having sex? That's crazy!" 
"Cop strangling an innocent woman? Put that on page 45." >

Sex grabs peoples attention far more than violence. I guess destroying a woman's life for admittedly terrible behaviour is more fun if it's related to sex. Destroying a man's reputation because of his violent outbursts is far less humourous to the online community. Not that I agree with any of it, and yeah this is the first I have heard of the choking incident which is pretty shocking. Says a lot about people. >

To be fair one of them is far less memeable than the other.
A meme about strangulation would just end up being in poor taste, although it's not like that's stopped the internet before. >

That's exactly what I mean, it grabs the attention more. Not only would the jokes be in poor taste but far less humourous to the average person
Edit: typo >

This is why I refuse to date cops. One of the highest incidents of domestic abuse. >

I refuse to date alcoholic lesbians for this  exact same reason. Also, they won't return my calls. >

Did you try offering them wine? >

Still no video tho. THERE HAS TO BE A VIDEO >

Google "40% of cops" to find out more! >

Make memes about the male cops involved, get their public pics, look through their profiles like people did with the female cop.
The material and possible evidence is there. >

The only sexual partner they all had in common was the woman. They all cheated with one person. She cheated with at least 6. Workplace “romances” happen. But she was sleeping with half the department. It’s more notable and makes sense that she’s taking more of the shame than the men she was sleeping with. >

One headline I read said she “had a high speed train ran on her”. So who knows what the fuck they were all up to. >

Cop being violent or a bully? So common that it is not even a news story. 
I used to have to drive a client to his Anger Management group.  The counselor that led it had an Anger Management group just for cops. They got out of their class just before my client's group started so thet would be coming out as I was dropping him off. >

Because there is a woman involved they can slut shame so nothing else is important. >

Maybe because cops restricting someone's breathing carries no novelty >

People hardly pay any attention to tales of police brutality and corruption unless sex is somehow involved.  Same with political corruption.
This is a key reason I hate humanity.
If you all could just get your stupid noses out of people's bedrooms and start caring about other people's life and limb, that would be great.
You like sex?  Go have some. >


People hardly pay any attention to tales of police brutality and corruption

I don't think that's true at all. I can't think of a more popular discussion topic on this website than police brutality except for maybe video games and porn. >

I mean...HR workers are pretty insufferable tbf. >

Doesn't mean you should assault them >

Same. I didn't even know about the choking thing until later. Tell you what I'd be WAY more concerned about some coworker choking an HR rep than a coworker banging other coworkers. Like, who gives a shit? Mind your business. >

In any other job, choking out HR will get you fired. Immediately, too... no questions, explanations, considerations.
The entire organization is a dumpster fire if that guy hasn't already been fired. >

Strangling someone is an already known to be common cop behavior. Cops fucking each other in poly play is not. >

tbh, I don't get what the big deal is about the sex thing anyways.  firing them for doing it on duty i think was a bit much >

There aren't many jobs in the world that wouldn't fire you, if they found out that you were having sex on the clock. >

I’m surprised at how much attention this is getting (the sex story).  Lots of places have an in-house tramp.  It happens. >

She's married to a cop. We already know she's getting abused. >

Eh I got no problem with it. HR people are human scum. >

So are you! >

This whole thing is disgusting. >

Prove it. >


McGowan revealed, in what the report described as contentious interviews with police brass, that he once went to Hall’s house with another female and exposed his genitals. He was also accused of trying to intimidate a city human resources assistant by grabbing her by the neck.

www.nbcnews.com/news/rcna65121 >

That is an accusation. I said to prove it. You know, with actual evidence. >

You know what I wonder? What did the other cops do when he started choking her?
Like, if it was a group of random men, I'd assume they'd immediately intervene and stop that guy.
With a group of cops though, they might have grabbed her legs and helped get her deeper in that strangle. >

Is putting your hand around someones throat without pressure still a strangulation? It is definitely a threat, or maybe they were in on the sex stuff. >

Lmao. Only redditors would think "Choking an HR rep at work when she's investigating your behavior might be a Kink!"
Guys, I'm not sure redditors have enough experience with sex to assume every interaction is sex stuff. Only kissless virgins think this might be a Kink >

I mean, choking is a kink already. Some people like to hang themselves and jerk off at the same time. >

No. He strangled the HR worker telling him he was being investigated for what he later got fired for.
You don't choke an HR rep investigating you at work as a Kink. >

Don't kinkshame! >

If I was a cop then hr would be thru they fucked me over and act unapologetic >

Can you please repeat that in sober? >

Dieiedmdmssjsmsksskaksjdjs >

Classic police shenanigans. >

Ngl, feels like it. Everyone is like "cops having sex? That's crazy!" 
"Cop strangling an innocent woman? Put that on page 45." >

Sex grabs peoples attention far more than violence. I guess destroying a woman's life for admittedly terrible behaviour is more fun if it's related to sex. Destroying a man's reputation because of his violent outbursts is far less humourous to the online community. Not that I agree with any of it, and yeah this is the first I have heard of the choking incident which is pretty shocking. Says a lot about people. >

To be fair one of them is far less memeable than the other.
A meme about strangulation would just end up being in poor taste, although it's not like that's stopped the internet before. >

That's exactly what I mean, it grabs the attention more. Not only would the jokes be in poor taste but far less humourous to the average person
Edit: typo >

This is why I refuse to date cops. One of the highest incidents of domestic abuse. >

I refuse to date alcoholic lesbians for this  exact same reason. Also, they won't return my calls. >

Did you try offering them wine? >

Still no video tho. THERE HAS TO BE A VIDEO >

Google "40% of cops" to find out more! >

Make memes about the male cops involved, get their public pics, look through their profiles like people did with the female cop.
The material and possible evidence is there. >

The only sexual partner they all had in common was the woman. They all cheated with one person. She cheated with at least 6. Workplace “romances” happen. But she was sleeping with half the department. It’s more notable and makes sense that she’s taking more of the shame than the men she was sleeping with. >

One headline I read said she “had a high speed train ran on her”. So who knows what the fuck they were all up to. >

Cop being violent or a bully? So common that it is not even a news story. 
I used to have to drive a client to his Anger Management group.  The counselor that led it had an Anger Management group just for cops. They got out of their class just before my client's group started so thet would be coming out as I was dropping him off.