Trooper Burgos you are a disgrace!

I am a police officer in Ontario, Canada. I am absolutely disgusted that this "officer" wrote a fellow officer for speeding, regardless of what the "excuse" was. For a young officer to assume that a senior lieutenant was lying about his son being critically injured is mind-boggling.......

I hope all Florida officers are ashamed of this clown.

Well go back to Canada, The officer done ihs JOB, We as LEO's are not above the Law. We were not on the scene and it is very disrespectful for you and the other LEO's to write what you have written here. You all owe the FHP officer an apology.

Trooper Burgos, As a fellow LEO, I wish to apologize to you for the inmature, crude way Our fellow LEOs have address you in their replies. You done the right thing, we are not above the LAW, anyone traveling as such a high rate of speed is a danger to himself and others. The LEO being a LT should of call the FHP headquarters and requested an escort. In his emotional state he could of killed himself or other civilians. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK.

[quote=Photo explains a lot.]

http://www.fhp.state.fl.us/academy/C...rgos121803.htm

The picture explains a lot. That scar on his forehead that extends through his right eyebrow is undoubtedly where his lobatomy was performed.

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You are one cold hearted individual and I hope that I never come in contact with you while working.

I arrested the son of a NYPD officer who was attending college in Georgia for DUI in an accident investigation where this kid slammed into an suv with a family sending all members of that family to the hospital almost killing the driver.

The kid was plastered. He had driving to the dorms after a party and he admitted to me he drank 7 beers. So I took him to jail. And of course the first thing out of the kid's mouth was "hey my dad is a cop"

His daddy an NYPD Inspector of all people called me the next day pissed off with an attitude the size of Manhattan. He demanded that I drop the charges because he was a cop. I explained to him that his son was driving drunk and he sent a family of four to the hospital not to mention that the father of that family althought he did pull through was in critical condition required a few surgeries.

That inspector did not show any consern about that man or his family all he was worried about was his pathetic drunk son and the fact that this family will most likely sue him and his son. And they should.

Anyway I hanged up on him. So the next time you guys see a NYPD family member or NYPD officer break the law, look the other way... LOL

You don't get a break for crminal charges even an LEO's family member, baby sitter, pool guy, lawn man, paper boy or other acquaintance of the elite LEO.

I arrested the son of a NYPD officer who was attending college in Georgia for DUI in an accident investigation where this kid slammed into an suv with a family sending all members of that family to the hospital almost killing the driver.

The kid was plastered. He had driving to the dorms after a party and he admitted to me he drank 7 beers. So I took him to jail. And of course the first thing out of the kid's mouth was "hey my dad is a cop"

His daddy an NYPD Inspector of all people called me the next day pissed off with an attitude the size of Manhattan. He demanded that I drop the charges because he was a cop. I explained to him that his son was driving drunk and he sent a family of four to the hospital not to mention that the father of that family althought he did pull through was in critical condition required a few surgeries.

That inspector did not show any consern about that man or his family all he was worried about was his pathetic drunk son and the fact that this family will most likely sue him and his son. And they should.

Anyway I hanged up on him. So the next time you guys see a NYPD family member or NYPD officer break the law, look the other way... LOL

You did your job! Imagine if you turned your head the other way :? I dont think the kids daddy would be paying all your mortgage.

I arrested the son of a NYPD officer who was attending college in Georgia for DUI in an accident investigation where this kid slammed into an suv with a family sending all members of that family to the hospital almost killing the driver.

The kid was plastered. He had driving to the dorms after a party and he admitted to me he drank 7 beers. So I took him to jail. And of course the first thing out of the kid's mouth was "hey my dad is a cop"

His daddy an NYPD Inspector of all people called me the next day pissed off with an attitude the size of Manhattan. He demanded that I drop the charges because he was a cop. I explained to him that his son was driving drunk and he sent a family of four to the hospital not to mention that the father of that family althought he did pull through was in critical condition required a few surgeries.

That inspector did not show any consern about that man or his family all he was worried about was his pathetic drunk son and the fact that this family will most likely sue him and his son. And they should.

Anyway I hanged up on him. So the next time you guys see a NYPD family member or NYPD officer break the law, look the other way... LOL

I love hearing from a Georigia ROADMAN! Trooper, thank you for doing your job. I can only imagine how many breaks that kid had gotten away with leading up to this crash. His untouchable attitude led to a tragedy. That NYPD guy had alot of nerve, but I am not surprised. Criminal is criminal...there is nothing accidental about it. Don't want to get locked up? Don't commit a crime!

Keep up the good work Trooper! Also, try to get your guys to use the GSP forum...I would like to read the happenings of your department. Hopefully morale is better up there than down here.