Prosecutor who quit over post about protests returns to work

[Judi Lynn]

Source: Associated Press

Prosecutor who quit over post about protests returns to work

Updated 4:42 pm, Thursday, July 14, 2016



DETROIT (AP) — An assistant prosecutor in Michigan who quit last year after posting on Facebook that people assaulting police officers in Baltimore should be shot has returned to work for her former employer.

Wayne County prosecutor's office spokeswoman Maria Miller said in an email Thursday that Teana Walsh returned to work as a part-time contract employee in June.

Miller says Walsh isn't commenting.

Walsh's since-deleted post on her personal Facebook page said the "solution" for "large swarms of people throwing bricks at police" is "Shoot em. Period." Miller said in a statement at the time that the post was "out of character" and "does not reflect the person that we know."


Read more: http://www.chron.com/news/crime/article/Prosecutor-who-quit-over-post-about-protests-8377825.php

[LiberalFighter]

1. And of course we should believe it.

[Hoppy]

2. A snowflake ain't entitled to a mistake once in a while?

[midnight]

3. There are some serious combinations of wrong mindedness coming together.

"Decision To Blow Up US Citizen With Robot Was Improvised In Less Than 20 Minutes"


"A hotly-contested decision by law enforcement to use a drone robot to blow up a U.S. citizen, who allegedly carried out the murders of five police officers in Dallas, just got exponentially more controversial - because, according to Dallas Police Chief David Brown, the “whole idea was improvised in about 15 to 20 minutes.”

Already igniting fury around the country for neglecting any semblance of due process, the use of the “Remotec model F-5” to deliver a pound of C-4 explosive to decimate suspected shooter Micah Xavier Johnson as he targeted police in a sniper-style attack, has been revealed by the police chief as a hastily-plotted … whim.

Brown’s disturbing offhand comment came during a press conference in which the model of the “mechanical tactical drone”—clarified as the “Remotec Andros Mark V-A1?—was finally made public, in an apparent attempt to quell constitutional rights’ advocates ire over the unprecedented move by police.

While Johnson’s cold-blooded attack on random police officers in one of the most progressive and reform-minded forces in the country landed an official black mark in the annals of American history, the—as many advocates warn—egregious violation of his human and constitutional rights as the first U.S. citizen blown up in this manner earned police, themselves, a similarly notorious mark."

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-07-14/decision-blow-us-citizen-robot-was-improvised-less-20-minutes