San Diego PD Polygraph Unit

[anonymouse]

Congratulations, San Diego Police Polygraph Unit-- you successfully screened another gem for the job of police officer!

"A San Diego policeman who sold videos of himself masturbating after removing a police uniform was wrongly dismissed from the force, a U.S. appeals court ruled on Thursday."

"An officer named in court documents only as John Roe sold the videos on the Internet vendor eBay Inc., where his hobby was discovered by his supervisor.

http://www.reuters.com/newsArticle.jhtml;jsessionid=XVIMEVKK0131WCRBAE0CFEY?type=oddlyEnoughNews&storyID=4243311

[Ray]

Explain to me how the polygraph missed this one? There was nothing illegal about this officer's conduct.  

[anonymouse]

Explain to me how the polygraph missed this one? There was nothing illegal about this officer's conduct.  

BWAAA HAHAAAA HAAAAHAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

There you have it folks, a polygrapher defending a wanker cop who busts his nut on tape for fun and profit, while in his uniform no less.

you're right ray, I guess it was too much of me to think that a polygrapher would shape one of his interrogation questions along the lines of,

"If chosen to serve, will you use your position as a police officer to make videos of yourself masturbating and then sell them on eBay?"

what a maroon

[suethem]

Ray,

Explain Gary Leon Ridgway!

Explain Aldrige Ames!

You can't ? Hmmm....

San Diego PD uses the polygraph to decide who patrols their streets, so its no surprise that they have an officer who likes to take off his uniform and masterbate on film!  

Protect and Service!!

Another great victory for the polygraph Ray!  Pants off to you and San Diego PD!  Oh, excuse me,  I meant hats off- sorry.

[George W. Maschke]

I have to agree with Ray on this one. I don't think it's fair to lay any blame at the feet of the San Diego Police polygraph unit in connection with this most peculiar case.

[suethem]

I find it hard to believe that there was no question about deviant sexual past practices on this officers polygraph test.  

And I find it hard to believe that this officer suddenly started to enjoy exposing himself on film after becoming a police officer.

The way the polygraph is 'sold' to the community is that it is the ultimate tool for checking someones character. What happened here?

I also wonder how the supervisor found out about the tapes?

[Can't Say]

We should be more disturbed by the court's ruling than the bunk polygraph.  It makes me wonder what those judges are doing under their robes!  As Michael Savage says, "The stench from the bench is making me clench!"  It's no wonder the 9th jerkit court of appeals is in San Francisco!  Hopefully, the City will refuse to cooperate with this disgusting ruling!