The call led investigators with the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation (TBI) to a home on Charles Brown Road in Westmoreland, where they found four bodies and a severely injured woman. However, that was just the beginning. Four more bodies would be discovered in the hours and days following.
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Westmoreland's a small town about 10 miles to the west of us. I pass through there several times a week going back and forth to Lisa's parents in Portland.
lawyers got to total up their billable hours.
ReplyDeleteFrom the article:
ReplyDelete"The probation officer did not have a chance to get the warrant signed by a judge Friday, according to Whitley."
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Did not have the chance.
Right.
The PO had ALL dam day.
Except for the 3 hour lunches that all gov't employees are known for.
That PO should be an accessory before the fact.
If that PO had done their job those 8 people might not be dead.
Maybe someone should visit that PO and see to it that their knees never function properly again.
I notice things. You could even call me a noticer.
DeleteNow just for the sake of argument, imagine there exists a imbedded nationwide surveillance network. They would infiltrate all hiring positions on all criminal justice areas. This stuff isn't incompetence.
Steve in KY
Probation violations are generally not considered high priority. I sat for five hours one time waiting on a judge. He was dealing with a domestic incident involving small children.
DeleteYes they screwed up on this one. It might be the PO's fault or the judge may have been busy.
lawyers are planning on retiring on this case. All their mortgage payments will be paid in full.
ReplyDeleteTheir are J6th guys awaiting trial for 2 years. Some of them just walked into the capitol At least the guy in this story put in some effort.