The Worst of the Police

It's a good start, but you're still going to have the problem of proving it while officers rally 'round the blue line as it were.

The largest part of the problem is qualified immunity. That is what needs to go and nobody is addressing it. Firing them in the end isn't going to stop them from going right down the street to another department and getting another job.

Suing them back to the stone age will make them a financial liability and prevent anybody from risking hiring that officer again.
 

The FBI executed a search warrant at the offices of the NYC Sergeants Benevolent Association Tuesday morning, a spokeswoman for the bureau said.

It was not immediately clear why. The FBI said it also searched a home in Port Washington.
 

Mullins has previously been accused of violating policy when he posted the police report from New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio's daughter's arrest during the George Floyd protests last year. He is currently facing a departmental trial over the accusation.

"Ed Mullins dishonored his uniform, his city and his union more times than I can count. It was just a matter of time before his endless hatred would catch up with him. That day has come," de Blasio tweeted late Tuesday following news of Mullins' resignation.

Congressman Ritchie Torres also commented on Mullins' resignation.

"A first-class raid followed by a first-class resignation. Former Sergeant Ed Mullins: Don't let the door hit you on the way out," he tweeted.
 
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