wrong, and yet because of the history that still hangs over us, the dangers he may face, we ve had to literally train him as families have all over this city for decades. any encounters he has with the police officers who are there to protect him. in 1999, amado dialo was shot 41 times by police officers who said they thought he had a gun. he was unarmed. the officers were acquitted of all charges. the following year, an undercover narcotics detective fatally shot an unarmed security guard patrick dorismond. in 2006, fine plain clothes
ex-who is a police detective and she posted messages pretending to be her ex, such as i m an undercover narcotics detective that gets high every day. according to court records the suspect also posted messages claiming her ex hired prostitutes, and had a sexually transmitted disease. she now is facing identity theft charged and could spend up to 18 months in prison. and now the legal panel. nasty. arthur: 18 months is not enough. 18 months? shepard: they left out the fund part. arthur: in preparation of this case, and well talk about it, i reached out to the lawyer for the union of the police detectives, the police officers in new york city. and if this happens to a new york city police officer, his girlfriend does this, and people believe, the police commissioner believes this is him like he was stoned one night and he wrote this stuff on facebook he is
protecting private property. very similar to the one that they want to pass here on tuesday. john roberts reporting from jackson, mississippi. another report from him tomorrow night on what is no doubt the most controversial vote coming up anywhere in our nation. a woman now facing criminal charges after investigators say she impersonated her ex-boyfriend on facebook and wrote some bad stuff about him there. it turns out that ex is a police detective. this woman created a fake facebook user and messages pretending to be like this one. i m an undercover narcotics detective that gets high every day and i m a sick piece of scum with a gun. according to court records, the woman also claimed her ex had hired prostitutes and has a sexually transmitted disease. she has pleaded not guilty to identity theft charges. experts say the outcome of this case could set a precedent for online crimes across the nation. if you plan to fly anywhere