aFicIoNadoS
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Posted 3:04 pm, 02/28/2017
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Oh yeah because 16 weeks makes all the difference. That's not even six months of education to let someone carry a gun and enforce the law, while professional jobs require at least 4 years of education.
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old lady
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Posted 2:55 pm, 02/28/2017
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I have never watched that show. That is a waste of time. Actually, it was Detective Graybeal that investigated the case and filed additional charges according to the paper.
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leo(law enforcement officer)
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Posted 2:53 pm, 02/28/2017
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aFicIoNadoS (view profile) | Posted 11:32 am, 02/28/2017 | They did what the department of revenue, and I assume, the attorney generals office told them to do. They didn't go on some investigation and crack some case and decide what to charge. Why do people think guys that took some 8 week certification course are experts on ththis law?
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Apparently you don't know as much as you think you do, Basic Law Enforcement Training (BLET) is not 8 weeks long, The Basic Law Enforcement Training (BLET) Curriculum is designed to prepare entry-level individuals with the cognitive and physical skills needed to become certified law enforcement officers in North Carolina. The course is comprised of 36 separate blocks of instruction to include topics such as Firearms, Driver Training, Motor Vehicle Law, and Arrest, Search and Seizure. The BLET course is filled with practical exercises and an extensive ethics section that is woven throughout the training experience.
The BLET course has been thoroughly researched, legally reviewed and contains the most current law enforcement information available. The Commission mandated 616-hour course takes approximately 16 weeks to complete and concludes with a comprehensive written exam and skills testing.
Upon successful completion of the BLET State Comprehensive Written Examination, the BLET trainee has one year from the date of the State Comprehensive Examination to be duly appointed and sworn as a law enforcement officer in North Carolina. However, most agencies include an additional period of field training.
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aFicIoNadoS
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Posted 2:51 pm, 02/28/2017
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Think what you want. It's not like you saw on CSI
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old lady
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Posted 2:50 pm, 02/28/2017
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I think you do a lot of assuming....
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aFicIoNadoS
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Posted 2:47 pm, 02/28/2017
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He did the leg work for the NCDR and AG. That's how it works. They call up the local Barney office and say "we need you to get us this information". Then they decide what charges they can probably win based on that information
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old lady
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Posted 2:43 pm, 02/28/2017
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But you will probably say the journal patriot got it wrong too.
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Old lady
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Posted 2:42 pm, 02/28/2017
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Aficionados, you are wrong again. HA HA! captain Absher investigated this case from the sheriffs department. So you do not know the real facts, do you??
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Hunter S Thompson
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Posted 1:31 pm, 02/28/2017
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According to the Journal Patriot she was given an active sentence and ordered to pay restitution
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aficionados
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Posted 1:14 pm, 02/28/2017
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No, you said they know the law. I can read the charges as well or better than they can, and most likely understand them better than they can.
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mooshine
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Posted 12:39 pm, 02/28/2017
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Anyone know why Chas !ty Harr*ld had to put on a jumpsuit?
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Hunter S Thompson
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Posted 12:32 pm, 02/28/2017
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thesecretary | Posted 9:18 am, 02/28/2017 | Looks like go wilkes has not noticed the loop hole in using peoples names. Wonder when someone is going to take a lawsuit out against them? Too many stones casting in this thread. Using a space and breaking down names that you can still understand. Now I know why I don't get on community voice, it is more like a public henching before the trial. Sad that people can be so cruel, and I do not even know these people. |
You need to do your research. Anything that is public record is fair game. I agree social media can be cruel
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old lady
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Posted 12:01 pm, 02/28/2017
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Did I say they did an investigation? I said they made the arrest so they would know what the charges are. You look like a nut.
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aFicIoNadoS
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Posted 11:32 am, 02/28/2017
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They did what the department of revenue, and I assume, the attorney generals office told them to do. They didn't go on some investigation and crack some case and decide what to charge. Why do people think guys that took some 8 week certification course are experts on ththis law?
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old lady
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Posted 11:17 am, 02/28/2017
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Law enforcement are the ones that made the arrest so I would assume that everyone in those departments would know the facts.
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thesecretary
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Posted 9:18 am, 02/28/2017
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Looks like go wilkes has not noticed the loop hole in using peoples names. Wonder when someone is going to take a lawsuit out against them? Too many stones casting in this thread. Using a space and breaking down names that you can still understand. Now I know why I don't get on community voice, it is more like a public henching before the trial. Sad that people can be so cruel, and I do not even know these people.
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aFicIoNadoS
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Posted 9:03 am, 02/28/2017
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Law enforcement? They don't know anything about the law. I love how people think law enforcement are knowledgeable
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wilkes in my heart
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Posted 8:18 am, 02/28/2017
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innocent or guilty, I know one thing.....guy picks the wrong women
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wrecking ball
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Posted 4:04 am, 02/28/2017
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His other ex wife Leshia Impiletti Johnson got caught from several places for shoplifting an was convicted for practicing law without a license. Of course her friend Angie Wyatt had charges against her.
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Old lady
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Posted 3:47 am, 02/28/2017
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Unless someone on here is in law enforcement, we do not know the true details of charges. There are 3 felony charges of attempting to evade or defeat taxes.
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