New Jersey cop told shoplifting suspect he would arrest her unless she had sex with h

[canada-man]

first they came for the SPs!






A New Jersey police officer involved in a controversial fatal shooting of an unarmed man coerced a woman to have sex with him multiple times or else he would arrest her for shoplifting, a lawsuit claims.

Shakera Brown has filed a $25 million suit against the city of Bridgeton and police officer Braheme Days, who she alleges said her shoplifting incident would have to be handled in an "adult matter," reports The Daily Journal.

Days and his partner Roger Worley shot and killed Jerame C. Reid, 36, during a traffic stop Dec. 30. The incident has sparked a wave of protests in the South Jersey city after dashboard camera video shows the officers cursing at and threatening to shoot the suspect after they found a gun in his glove compartment.

Reid appeared to put both of his arms in the air as he exited the vehicle when the officers shot him.

The officers have been placed on leave as the Cumberland County Prosecutor's Office investigates the incident.

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/crime/nj-coerced-shoplifting-suspect-sex-suit-article-1.2133595

 

[Aardvark154]

Hmm, Ms. Brown did not file this lawsuit until February 24 of this year which was after the very public shooting on December 30, 2014. That may mean nothing, or it may mean everything.

It does seem peculiar that she never approached the Cumberland County Prosecutor's Office, nor the Bridgeton Police Chief, before she filed a civil rights lawsuit in U.S. District Court.

IF true this is the most blatant example of thinking with the small head rather than the large head I've heard about in a dozen years.

 

[Scarey]

$25 million.God bless America.Represented by the law firm of Cold, Hard, & Cash

 

[Smallcock]

Hmm, Ms. Brown did not file this lawsuit until February 24 of this year which was after the very public shooting on December 30, 2014. That may mean nothing, or it may mean everything.

It does seem peculiar that she never approached the Cumberland County Prosecutor's Office, nor the Bridgeton Police Chief, before she filed a civil rights lawsuit in U.S. District Court.

IF true this is the most blatant example of thinking with the small head rather than the large head I've heard about in a dozen years.

How is it any different from the women coming forward against Cosby only after his rapist meme went viral? Maybe she was too frightened (I'd be more afraid of police and law officials all the way up to the Prosecutor's Office considering that the perp is a man in blue uniform, over any celebrity). But now that the media has put a spotlight on this officer's conduct, it may have created an opportunity to expose some of his other wrongdoings.

 

[superstar_88]

How is it any different from the women coming forward against Cosby only after his rapist meme went viral? Maybe she was too frightened (I'd be more afraid of police and law officials all the way up to the Prosecutor's Office considering that the perp is a man in blue uniform, over any celebrity). But now that the media has put a spotlight on this officer's conduct, it may have created an opportunity to expose some of his other wrongdoings.

He's eluding that she can be making this up now at an opportune time for the money.

 

[whitewaterguy]

he's eluding that she can be making this up now at an opportune time for the money.

alluding

 

[Aardvark154]

Perhaps she is, perhaps she isn't - but if you can find an lawyer to file a federal civil suit (although it is possible this is a contingency fee case), how hard would it have been to have simultaneously have had her counsel approach the Cumberland County Prosecutor's Office?

 

[red]

How is it any different from the women coming forward against Cosby only after his rapist meme went viral? Maybe she was too frightened (I'd be more afraid of police and law officials all the way up to the Prosecutor's Office considering that the perp is a man in blue uniform, over any celebrity). But now that the media has put a spotlight on this officer's conduct, it may have created an opportunity to expose some of his other wrongdoings.

could be.