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Fory saying "Do I have to spank you" and a few other things to her that was not sexist a week without pay is plenty. There was no demand for sex or anything like that.

All of this happened months and months ago and it was no problem when it happened because they were friends but when she got a boyfriend then her fellings became hurt after the fact. She became more sensitive with a new bo. She should have reported the first incident when it happened but no.... cause it was OK with her then.

Bottom line this is a very minor case of harrassment and the LT. was disciplined----- its over not worth 5 pages of this BS.

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That was actually her word against his. Who would want to sexually harass her anyway's?

This department will always blow up the incidents that could be delt with and downplay major things like, kick the crap out of a handcuffed juvenile and then charge him for S99 to justify HER actions. Yeh thats right, word has it another one of the departments outstanding female officers did it.

Guess Who?

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Ohh yeah and I go to an accredited University so dont question my education. The one I paid for....not one the department paid for.

I think that Akemon got caught up with a person who is a candyazz! We need to take a look at the complaint and the complainer. Lt likes to yell, he likes to talk loud, and on a good day maybe he only gives you a dirty look and shakes his crooked finger at you....so please look at the real perogative behind the complaint. Its BPD Bitch!

I am offended by this statement. I have many male friends. However, if one were to make - what I perceive as an offensive comment - I would tell him to back off. If it were to happen again, he would be history.

Unfortunately, law enforcement primarily is dominated by males with sprinkles of females. I do not know if it is a southern problem or not; however, the males in upper management are well known to dislike females - openly suggesting that they have no place in police work. It is unfortunate because we, females, have a lot to offer. And, we can be every bit as good as a male in law enforcement - many times, better.

Every police officer must take sensitivity training. Most of that is common sense. Why men think that they can make comments of a sexual nature and that is okay is beyond my thinking. And what even makes it worse, when it happens and females make a comment to try and stop it, we are looked at as trouble-makers. I don't want to be shown nude pictures of women on your pc; I don't want to listen to your crude sexual jokes; I don't want you making comments about my boobs. And most of all, I want to do my job to the best of my ability with your senseless comments not spoken.

If I am reading correctly what really happened, regardless if they were friends or not, what transpired should not have. It did repeatedly. To make a comment that they were friends and basically dismiss the "act" itself is astonishing to me. Slap someone by giving them a week off and taking away a position of security director which never should have been run by him, is a gesture that is typical of the southern mentality of law enforcement.

We, females have been subjected to a lot in our daily jobs - of unwanted advances, unwanted back and neck rubbings, etc. Sexual harrassment needs to stop.

This akemon guy has a history which is being ignored. This, alone, tells me that someone is protecting him.

To the female sergeant: we are behind you. Together we can make a big statement and stop this nonesense from happening again.

"Femaleguest" Women in Law Enforcement are not worth the problem of arguing this point any further. It is a PROVEN statistic not just in the south but nationwide, that Women are for the most part not cut out to be "Street Officers". It is well known that a Male Officer is usually requested by that female or is automatically sent as a back up as the norm. So please don't sit hear preaching how great women are in Law Enforcement because that just is not so. Make no mistake about it there are some Great Women Officers in the field that have proven themselves as much if not MORE so than a Male Officer. However that is the exception definitely NOT the rule. Do I agree with what Akemon did or should I say continually does to both Men and Women absolutely NOT. He is a scum bag from the BPD Dark day's for whatever reason is being kept on the payroll. He obviously has dirt on someone above him or most likely is being paid back by Poston for his "loyalty". As far as the Back rub's and the boob comments, give it up. You have to be lot thicker skinned in this career path if those comments to a "Cop" male or female are offensive. Maybe you need a more warm and fuzzy career path if you are finding such trivial things so offensive. MSO is finally realizing a large majority of the Female Deputies are nothing but problems. Both by the way they are lacking in the job and or the extra curricular issues they cause both within as well as outside the agency by there immoral behavior.

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Ohh yeah and I go to an accredited University so dont question my education. The one I paid for....not one the department paid for.

I think that Akemon got caught up with a person who is a candyazz! We need to take a look at the complaint and the complainer. Lt likes to yell, he likes to talk loud, and on a good day maybe he only gives you a dirty look and shakes his crooked finger at you....so please look at the real perogative behind the complaint. Its BPD Bitch!

I am offended by this statement. I have many male friends. However, if one were to make - what I perceive as an offensive comment - I would tell him to back off. If it were to happen again, he would be history.

Unfortunately, law enforcement primarily is dominated by males with sprinkles of females. I do not know if it is a southern problem or not; however, the males in upper management are well known to dislike females - openly suggesting that they have no place in police work. It is unfortunate because we, females, have a lot to offer. And, we can be every bit as good as a male in law enforcement - many times, better.

Every police officer must take sensitivity training. Most of that is common sense. Why men think that they can make comments of a sexual nature and that is okay is beyond my thinking. And what even makes it worse, when it happens and females make a comment to try and stop it, we are looked at as trouble-makers. I don't want to be shown nude pictures of women on your pc; I don't want to listen to your crude sexual jokes; I don't want you making comments about my boobs. And most of all, I want to do my job to the best of my ability with your senseless comments not spoken.

If I am reading correctly what really happened, regardless if they were friends or not, what transpired should not have. It did repeatedly. To make a comment that they were friends and basically dismiss the "act" itself is astonishing to me. Slap someone by giving them a week off and taking away a position of security director which never should have been run by him, is a gesture that is typical of the southern mentality of law enforcement.

We, females have been subjected to a lot in our daily jobs - of unwanted advances, unwanted back and neck rubbings, etc. Sexual harrassment needs to stop.

This akemon guy has a history which is being ignored. This, alone, tells me that someone is protecting him.

To the female sergeant: we are behind you. Together we can make a big statement and stop this nonesense from happening again.

You had a great post and agreed with you i many ways. However, your credibility went out the window with your "southern mentality" remark. Who are you to make offensive comments about the southern people. Looks like the female rule does apply. No better than a male and just as dumb as Lt. DA behavior.

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MSO is finally realizing a large majority of the Female Deputies are nothing but problems. Both by the way they are lacking in the job and or the extra curricular issues they cause both within as well as outside the agency by there immoral behavior.

You have got to be kidding me with this statement!!! Especially the part 'by there immoral behavior'..... you had better look at the men in those departments. Or better yet haven't you read any newspapers in the last year? I don't think it was any woman officers or deputies that were fired or had to resign because of 'immoral behavior!'

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Is this Clown still employed?

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aaaaaaaaaah, yea I am. Do you want cheese on that pizza.

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