Originally Posted by j809

Yeah, the story is , the College F*cked up, one guy will get millions after his day in court and the other one might too, but rest assured both will be back to work very very soon with lots of $$$.

Originally Posted by j809

Not really, the department kept their firearms when even more serious offenses happened involving some officers with firearms and nobody lost the guns. Those officers no longer work there, however this case is totally different. The only reason they are suspended is because they refused to take a lie detector test, so like I said they will win and they will have $$$ after all this. And they still have to pay $$$ to another officer very soon, that is now a municipal police chief. So boys and girls, the fees at MCC will go way up soon.


DCS, these officers did absolutely nothing wrong, except refuse a lie detector test that their attorneys and union officials advised them to do. This was after an MSP LT's investigation was going nowhere and he was influenced and pressured by a liberal administration at the college to push for an attack on the police department. These two officers are the most squared away individuals and one is a Sergeant with over 32 years on, not losers like you so eloquently described.
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Originally Posted by csauce777

Massasoit Community College cops shelved
By Maureen Boyle, Enterprise staff writer BROCKTON — Two Massasoit Community College police officers were suspended without pay after authorities discovered two of the department's handguns were missing.
The officers, whose names were not released, were suspended as part of the ongoing state police investigation into the missing guns, said Richard Cronin, a spokesman for the college.
The weapons were discovered to be missing last month during a routine check, and the officers were later suspended, he said.
“The investigation has been ongoing,” Cronin said. “It is a formal state police investigation at this time.”
It was unclear when the state police investigation will be completed.
Cronin declined to discuss specifics of the probe or other issues involving the suspended officers.
“Our policy is not to discuss personnel issues,” he said.
The campus officers are given their arrest powers through the state police.
There are 17 members of the Massasoit Community College police department. That includes the chief, two sergeants, 10 full-time officers, two full-time dispatchers and two part-timers.

Originally Posted by dcs2244

I, for one, find it difficult to believe that there is anything untoward happening at this particular department...after all, who could throw stones at BHA cops (and other departments) if their own house was not in order? Yep, we know where "you" work, and your department has the same cadre of losers that all the other police departments have...I guess you folks will have to remove the sign above your station entrance that reads "...We are the epitome of perfection and all other police departments are inferior to us...".

Pardon the board, IW, as we gloat over the fact that your department is staffed by "fallible humans".

Gil, fix the spell check thingy...I'm sick of thumbing through the dictionary...

Originally Posted by Irish Wampanoag

Hey DCS2244,
If this is addressed to me, have the balls to directed it to me you old crusty ass

Originally Posted by dcs2244

The post was directed at you. But I reckoned you were intelligent enough to deduce that on your own, as the post was pregnant with clues to that end. mpd61 can explain further...and I will be available at the meet-and-greet in Marlboro should you require an in person discussion.

I apologize if I overestimated your intelligence...you ungrateful pup.

Originally Posted by j809

Hello, how about an inventory at the beginning of the investigation.

Originally Posted by Delta784

Good point, but also how about some better record-keeping by the department? Did they honestly not know which weapons were assigned to which officers?

I have to agree with SinePari, this will be used as justification to take the guns away. From what I've read here, the college admin didn't want them to begin with.

Originally Posted by mpd61

Can we PLEASE get a moderator to move this to University and campus police? thread where it belongs?

Originally Posted by mpd61

Thanks to the honorable lady moderator for granting my request! It does not look good here. The trustees maybe spoon fed misinformation, and one or two administrators are looking to dismantle the Police department.

Stay tuned for the what may make "jericho" look like a kid's show.

Originally Posted by new guy

Good luck to you and the MCCPD crew. Hope things eventually work out for you guys.

Originally Posted by mpd61

Unfortunately it going to take more than luck of any sort. There is a concerted joint effort to dismantle the police program here. AFSCME is invisible; State and Community colleges WAKE UP!!!!Stay tuned.................

Originally Posted by j809

The former college president, vice-president and the trustees of the college voted to arm the police department, so they wanted the PD armed. The problem stems from the current Chief , but here are some facts in regards to this case.
1. The Chief of Police at MCCPD lost the weapons, poor accountability and record keeping.
2. The investigative agency, in this particular case the MSP, screwed the pooch and jumped the gun to charge someone criminally because of PRESSURES from certain administrators.
3. A man's life was ruined and now this witch hunt is still going on.

Originally Posted by KSB

There will be no apology. Would you for doing your job?

Originally Posted by Macop

I think you are wrong, the purpose of the investigaion on the part of the admin may be ok. But the problem is the negligence in the carrying out of the inv is the problem and the damage it causes those effected, the damages of emotional distress and such will be the cash cow.

Originally Posted by mpd61

Aaron,

You are right again......
The MSP moved at light speed to dismiss the charges. Add to that the apologies and handshake at Framingham and it's pretty clear who has suffered damages to his livelihood and reputation.