Jose "Empty" Alfonso

Unregistered · 10-05-2015, 06:52 PM

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I'm still laughing with the pep talk he gave us.

I cleaned my ass with it.

Unregistered · 10-06-2015, 05:14 AM

Hey commander do you know what I did today? Nothing

Unregistered · 10-06-2015, 06:23 AM

Crime is rising in downtowns in an alarming rate bring Commander Ferro back, he knew how to treat his officers and motivate them. not belittle them and force them to harras sick homeless people.

Unregistered · 10-06-2015, 10:40 AM

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Crime is rising in downtowns in an alarming rate bring Commander Ferro back, he knew how to treat his officers and motivate them. not belittle them and force them to harras sick homeless people.

Excellent! I guess the new commander doesn't know that to do.

Unregistered · 10-06-2015, 11:33 AM

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Excellent! I guess the new commander doesn't know that to do.

Who cares.

Unregistered · 10-06-2015, 11:48 AM

If you think you can be a better leader then take the Sgt. Test, Lt test or whatever test to advance. If not, stop complaining.

Unregistered · 10-09-2015, 04:26 AM

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Man I don't know what this commander is doing but I see more homeless now then ever. Police visibility and morale is down to nothing In downtown. If he thinks his doing a good job it's in his mind.

His to busy following the chief.

Unregistered · 10-09-2015, 05:58 AM

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Yea I heard we did not had Commanders back them, every one carried their own weight and the friends and family plan was not invented. Supervisors were not worry about numbers or quotas and coming to work was fun instead of having to worry about watching your back from fellow officers the only ones to be worried about were the criminals. Compstats were not in place either and police work was not based on how many drunks, homeless and poor mentally ill you busted based on minor misdemeanor violations but how you served and treated those in need, back then police work at politics were two different things and honor and pride was everything. Now days some come to sites like this to vent frustration because if you express yourself openly you will face retaliation from those who can't stand the truth, it is sad that we have so many fixable problems but our differences and the hunger for power and control does not let us come together as one...

Very true !
I was on the MPD from 1975 till 1998 , back in the 70s and even early 80s it was a PLEASURE to come to work, 90% of the bosses always had your back, if you had to administer a beating, or shoot someone, again, the bosses were on your side.

We basically ruled the streets, and the bad guys feared us. Guys like this Alfonso character, would have been ostracized not just by the officers, but by other bosses too, for the most part we worked as a team, and always backed one another. From what I hear these days, this is not the case ? So glad I'm not there anymore, it's a crying shame, that this dept, rated one of the best in the nation along with LAPD back in the 70s , has come to this level.

Militant Muslim asst chiefs, porno starlets , majors guilty of felonies (Lexus Jackson) and many others, Sure we had a few bad apples, and a couple of prick bosses, but it was a WHOLE lot better back then. Oh yea, and your sergeant was God !
Never the less, he would be right alongside on a 3-15, and would turn around (as not to be a witness) if you and the guys, had to do some street justice to a dirt bag, LOL ! Oh yea, been there done that, happy days, but no more :-(