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June 14, 2009

Our Private Motorcycle Gang Exposed

I am almost certain that few in our local motorcycle gang like this.  

I know a bit more about one officer on this list than I can say.  It was no surprise to find his name here.  His transgression is also familiar.

If there is  a lesson to be learned it is that when the blue line covers up conduct it shouldn't, the conduct is repeated.

Posted by A Watcher on June 14, 2009 at 08:13 AM in Colorado Springs Police |

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