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IronSheikYerbouti t1_je6ek3p wrote

Replying to Pherllerp (#2,457,010)

> State Police investigating tattoos linked with white supremacists on trooper who went missing

> A New Jersey state trooper whose disappearance from a medical facility in Pennsylvania sparked a multi-day search is now facing an internal affairs investigation over photos circulated while he was missing that include tattoos associated with white supremacists, NJ Advance Media has learned.

> Jason Dare, 46, was seen walking away from the medical center in Media, Pennsylvania on March 19. He was found safe five days later.

That is the entirety of the article.

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prof_cunninglinguist OP t1_je6fub3 wrote

Replying to IronSheikYerbouti (#2,457,395)

There is a second part:

The images circulated by authorities in New Jersey and Pennsylvania included an apparent driver’s license photo that showed Dare’s neck tattoo reading “Blood Honor.”

“Blood and honor” was a slogan of the Hitler youth. According to the Southern Poverty Law Center, a variation is also associated with an array of skinhead gangs.

Users on Twitter and reddit began combing through Dare’s then-public Facebook page, flagging other photos showing iron cross tattoos on his wrists and the head of a pitbull, which is an image connected to a Pennsylvania skinhead group according to the anti-Defamation League.

During the search, authorities noted in their description Dare’s “visible tattoos on his neck, arms, and hands.”

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Nice_Improvement2536 t1_je6k0qo wrote

Is he being harshly punished by being forced to go on fully paid leave while the investigation is happening?

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Enormoussky t1_je6kq7h wrote

Unless these tattoos are brand new, the agency has a whole lot of explaining to do. Many people he worked with must've been aware of the white power tattoos.

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thefudd t1_je6vl8r wrote

those that work forces are the same that burn crosses

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PixelSquish t1_je7cp7a wrote

White supremacist law enforcement in this country? Let me know when they catch the other tens of thousands of them.

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Motivator9931 t1_je7lk3q wrote

Replying to [deleted] (#2,465,730)

You clearly misread or misunderstood their comment. Try reading it again. It's obvious they're pointing out that regardless of how egregiously a cop behaves, they're often "punished" with paid leave.

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My_user_name_1 t1_je7xklb wrote

And yet another reason State troopers are hated by all, including other cops.

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onlyequity t1_je7zirh wrote

So you mean to tell me people that are paid to investigate crime, didn’t realize a white supremacist Nazi covered in tattoos was working amongst them until basement dwelling redditors alerted them to it? My god they look incompetent or complicit.

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TuesDazeGone t1_je85n6b wrote

Ha, in the last story about this there was user all over the thread saying he got them for undercover work. So much for that 🤷‍♀️

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Dorko30 t1_je8r102 wrote

Tee hee, we never had any idea and never saw his tattoos- his colleagues and superiors probably.

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flashnuke t1_je959zb wrote

Lives in Vineland and associates with Nazis...that's one brave mofo State boy or not

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BunzoBear t1_je9am6s wrote

Replying to Nice_Improvement2536 (#2,458,449)

Do you realize what you just said? Is he being punished while the investigation is happening? How does that make sense to you how can you punish someone while you're trying to figure out if the facts are actually facts? Police are put on paid leave during an investigation because during the investigation a person is completely innocent until they are found guilty at the end of the investigation. So it is 100% proper for him to be paid during an investigation now once they find that he is at fault at the conclusion of the investigation then he can be punished.

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BunzoBear t1_je9aq39 wrote

Replying to Motivator9931 (#2,466,615)

Know if you read his question he's asking if they were punished before the investigation is finished which makes zero sense. That's people just upset that a cop is being paid before he's found guilty. That's just stupid people being upset about something they don't understand. You cannot punish someone before you're done finding out if they actually are guilty that's why cops are still paid during an investigation because they have not been found guilty yet.

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Jsnooots t1_je9d6u1 wrote

Replying to BunzoBear (#2,479,216)

I just read an article today about a cop that was busted by internal affairs in a conspiracy to sell drugs in 2015. He went on to film a rape he committed and showed to a bunch of people in 2017.

He is still under investigation today and getting his full salary (over 100k) in 2023.

His own cops busted him and then he promoted his own rape video and he is still getting paid/investigated.

How do you justify this one?

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Kat_ri t1_je9p7rd wrote

He just really likes the outfits 🙄

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mattocaster_tm t1_jeajfuo wrote

Replying to Weedarray (#2,481,401)

When I saw Rage this summer at MSG the place EXPLODED once it got to that part. I’ve been to dozens, maybe over a hundred concerts at this point in my life and I have never experienced anything like it. It was incredible.

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Bro-Science t1_jealdpw wrote

what's funny is, if you admit that you've taken drugs during your application to be a trooper you are disqualified. yet somehow becoming a drug addict wile on the job is totally fine.

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