Widow of NYPD officer who committed suicide sues city

http://www.newsday.com/long-island/suffolk/wi...

Can you believe this slag/whoore blames the city for this?

Some one should taze her va jay jay a few times and knock some sense into her.

hey

I smell Bacon wrote:

http://www.newsday.com/long-is land/suffolk/widow-of-nypd-off icer-who-committed-suicide-sue s-city-1.1575679
Can you believe this slag/whoore blames the city for this?
Some one should taze her va jay jay a few times and knock some sense into her.

You watch too much Oprah

Howdoyoulikechangesofar wrote:

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hey is the first thing in horseshit.

just like this shitforbrains from Mt Sinai

I smell Bacon wrote:

http://www.newsday.com/long-is land/suffolk/widow-of-nypd-off icer-who-committed-suicide-sue s-city-1.1575679
Can you believe this slag/whoore blames the city for this?
Some one should taze her va jay jay a few times and knock some sense into her.

I generally recall PD's backing their officers when something like this occurs. I don't recall the NYPD doing anything to back this guy. In fact, they threw him under the bus.
I really think this guy was a good cop, trying to do a tough job.
Is she justified in sueing? Not sure.

The PO committed suicide after making a tactical error at work causing the death of a mentally ill civilian.The administration covering their own necks publicly chastised the man precipitating his depresssion [a mental illness] that led him to suicide.They stand by their drunk driving civilian killing comrads better than aN honest public mistake caught on camera.

tactical error?

Yeah and drunk driving is just a mistake.

The pig broke the law and offed himself, the wife probably drove him over the edge.

SueHappy wrote:

tactical error?
Yeah and drunk driving is just a mistake.
The pig broke the law and offed himself, the wife probably drove him over the edge.

If you're replying to post #7, perhaps you should go back and re-read it. Your reply makes no sense.

SueHappy wrote:

tactical error?
Yeah and drunk driving is just a mistake.
The pig broke the law and offed himself, the wife probably drove him over the edge.

What law was broken?

The actions of the NYPD hierarchy were disgraceful in this case. Talk about a rush to judgment! He was a good man and a good cop who served New York City honorably for over 20 years. My sympathy and condolences to Lt. Pigott's widow and children.

The unwashed wrote:

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What law was broken?

Your kidding right? Pigfoot murdered that crazy dude.

I smell Bacon wrote:

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Your kidding right? Pigfoot murdered that crazy dude.

So what law was broken? Nobody murdered anybody.

Big Bro shouldn't play with toys !!

The unwashed wrote:

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What law was broken?

The law of common decency for a man who dedicated his life to public service.

This cop killed himself because he committed what is considered a cardinal -sin- in most Pd's.

He went before the public and told the truth by admitting he messed up....even worse in the eyes of other cops, is that he apologized after admitting he messed up.

Cops dont apologize...it's a sign of weakness. That's the main reason he was thrown to the wolves.

lugnut wrote:

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The law of common decency for a man who dedicated his life to public service.

I was replying to post #8.

Clearly Pigott was a loose cannon with some issues. He did wrong and he knew it.

His wife is ust looking for a payday.

Sue the city for what?

Employing an emotionally ubstable jackass who shouldn't have been a cop in the first place?

I hope she loses.

Howdoyoulikechangesofar wrote:

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hey is the first thing in horseshit.

Like the contents of this woman's lawsuit.

This lawsuit is an embarrassment to the rank and file.

lugnut wrote:

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The law of common decency for a man who dedicated his life to public service.

The officer broke the "The law of common decency". Has anyone ever been convicted and set to prison for this?