Miami-Dade Corrections officer commits suicide while in uniform

The only good screw is a dead one. I'm glad that he's rotting in hell for eternity.

sheesh wrote:

The only good screw is a dead one. I'm glad that he's rotting in hell for eternity.

Robert,

Here's hoping you join him one day. Go troll somewhere else you con artist.

There was a day when the people respected cops/sheriffs/deputys,etc. I watch some of those A&E shows about Miami PD Interrogators. They were willing to get a conviction by any means. Some even break the law when one asks for an attorney. "Are you sure this is what you want'''? That is illegal. He asked for an attornrney, duh, no more questions,period.
If you are the family member of a cop, then have him earn respect by stop running red lights, hiding out in 25 mph zones giving tickets instead of patrolling the crime ridden areas. Obey the laws you try to enforce.

i just returned from vacation when i was given the news thru departmental e-mail.i graduated with trelles and he was an outstanding individual,happy go lucky type.always laughing at stupid things people would do or say.good person,i wish i had a chance to speak with him.im very sorry for the loss his mother must be experienceing,its very sad

loser killer wrote:

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I detect this is a personal issue for you, did some big redneck CO shove his billy club up ur butt while you were serving time?

Wrong,Negroes are the ones that do that in prisons.

Suicide is painless...

jcw wrote:

Hopefully this will become a trend :-)

you better hope that the Lord does not take into consideration that u or your family has to go through something as terrible as losing a loved one in that manner...... u must be a convict punk who has no soul ....

OKAY wrote:

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No, he was a hispanic male...... Suicide is not common in the black community.

A CORRUPTION TOLERANT CULTURE
The conclusion that can be reached from the brief review
of 20th century corruption in Cuba is that it has
been and continues to be a highly widespread practice.
Although corrupt acts in Cuba have been and
continue to be punishable offenses, from a cultural
perspective they have long been tolerated and accepted.
The revolutionary experience added several new dimensions
to corruption’s cultural acceptability
through the confiscation of private property during
1959 and the early 1960s and the practice, followed
for 40 years, of expropriation of the material possessions
of those emigrating from the country. The need
to rely on the black market also lent cultural legitimacy
to corruption. Two Cuban generations have
grown under a socialist system in which stealing from
the State is regarded as an appropriate material survival
mechanism because many market activities legal
under other forms of political organization are proscribed.
A post-Castro Cuba will be forced to cope
with these attitudes and begin to implement appropriate
policy measures to gradually diminish corruption.

Sorry to be the barrel of bad news to you but we don't commit suicide dummy you all do, and to answer your question, HE WAS WHITE...

WDC officer
Trelles was a very colorful person always ready to share a laugh or two. He found out that he had cancer and maybe that was too much for him to handle. You peole need to keep your stupid comment to yourself. I hope gods holy spirit be with you people because you all need it. My condolences go out to his family.
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Thats one of my biggest fears Cancr. I have never even had a cold but for some reason have worried about Cancer.

My second biggest fear is reincarnation where I return as a Miami self defeating ethnic voting Cuban with again a self defeating separatist type mentality.