Cop in prison for doing her job

[Photogrrlz]

Picked this up from another forum I am on... :mad:

My name is Stephanie Mohr, and I used to be a police officer with the Prince George

[SlowDownThere]

Hmmmmm mmmmmm....(sniffs air suspiciously, like the trained beagle that I am).

Is there another side to this story?

[Laboo]

Just a quick question.... Will she be able to regain her LE job or is her career over?

[Photogrrlz]

laboo she is in prison.... so I doubt it

SDT, your prob. right, but found this on another forum...

[SlowDownThere]

Just a quick question.... Will she be able to regain her LE job or is her career over?

She went to prison, that means felony conviction.

Automatic DQ everywhere. She can't even vote when she gets out, let alone carry a gun.

[BlueKnight116]

I found that this topic has been previously discussed here on this site.

http://forums.officer.com/forums/showthread.php?t=18826

[djack16]

I found another side of the story...
What Stephanie Mohr conveniently neglects to mention, is that the evidence against her was overwhelming, and included direct testimony from four fellow officers who were present at the scene, that the "fleeing suspect" wasn't fleeing at all, and was in fact, simply standing facing the officers with his hands in the air the entire time. Furthermore, the witnesses, including Mohr's superior officer, Sergeant Dennis Bonn, testified that the Mendez:

made no sudden movements
obeyed all law enforcement commands
did not lower his hands
did not attempt to flee in any way
According to the eye-witness testimony of Mohr's fellow officers, Mohr asked Sergeant Bonn if the dog could "have a bite", to which the Sergeant replied "yes". After what was described as a "very, very brief exchange", Mohr released her dog on the suspect without warning and for no apparent reason. The dog attacked Mendez who, according to Sergeant Bonn's testimony, "still had his hands in the air when . . . the dog bit him in the leg. [He] went down screaming and continued to scream."

That was taken from THIS (http://www.newinvestigator.com/articles/stephanie_mohr/index.shtml) web site.

[djack16]

Oops..looks like retired already nailed it in the other thread.