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NY Police Officer Who Fabricated Drug Charges To Meet Arrest Quotas Only Given Probation
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Beaver Fever
Feb 6, 2012, 1:21:15 PM2/6/12
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In a classic case of "The Lohans Get The Breaks, The T.I.'s We Just
Stare Through Them," a New York City police detective has been given
probation after being found guilty of official misconduct after it was
concluded that he planted crack cocaine on an unsuspecting couple in
2007.
As previously reported, detective Jason Arbeeny, a 14-year police
veteran, was found guilty in October by Brooklyn State Supreme Court
Justice Gustin Reichbach of falsifying business records, submitting a
false instrument for filing and official misconduct.
Prosecutors say, Arbeeny, who worked the NYPD's Brooklyn South unit,
planted a small bag of rock cocaine on a man and woman during a search
four years ago.
During this week's sentencing, Arbeeny told Justice Reichbach that
he could not look at himself in the mirror anymore. He then said to
the judge, “Please, sir, I'm begging don't send me to jail.”
He also apologized to the victims. (I wonder if he'd be apologizing if
he didn't get caught.)
The soft hearted judge said he intended on giving Arbeeny a jail
sentence but the crooked cop's pleas got to him.
Arbeeny was sentenced to 5 years' probation and has to do 300 hours of
community service.
Now the real question is how many people did he plant evidence on in
the past and got away with it.
All his arrests and convictions need to be looked into.
I swear white people get all the breaks.
So never ask why Hip-Hop artists make songs like these!!!
In a classic case of "The Lohans Get The Breaks, The T.I.'s We Just
Stare Through Them," a New York City police detective has been given
probation after being found guilty of official misconduct after it was
concluded that he planted crack cocaine on an unsuspecting couple in
2007.
As previously reported, detective Jason Arbeeny, a 14-year police
veteran, was found guilty in October by Brooklyn State Supreme Court
Justice Gustin Reichbach of falsifying business records, submitting a
false instrument for filing and official misconduct.
Prosecutors say, Arbeeny, who worked the NYPD's Brooklyn South unit,
planted a small bag of rock cocaine on a man and woman during a search
four years ago.
During this week's sentencing, Arbeeny told Justice Reichbach that
he could not look at himself in the mirror anymore. He then said to
the judge, “Please, sir, I'm begging don't send me to jail.”
He also apologized to the victims. (I wonder if he'd be apologizing if
he didn't get caught.)
The soft hearted judge said he intended on giving Arbeeny a jail
sentence but the crooked cop's pleas got to him.
Arbeeny was sentenced to 5 years' probation and has to do 300 hours of
community service.
Now the real question is how many people did he plant evidence on in
the past and got away with it.
All his arrests and convictions need to be looked into.
I swear white people get all the breaks.
So never ask why Hip-Hop artists make songs like these!!!
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