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Holy Crap !!! Funny as Hell bone. I showed a buddy and we laughed until our stomachs hurt !!!!! LMAO.

Man I tell ya since I made this post this case has went Bad to Worse...The racist side has surfaced BIG time. I gotta stand beside Outlaw on this one.

Let me say how MUCH I despise prosecution . Yes I despise them !!!!!.they seek convictions over the truth...I was a police officer in mid 80's and State Trooper early 90's. so I know 1st hand what snakes they are...Just like Outlaw said about old school bikers being solid.. New school NOT so much...Same in Cop world I suited up and worked with some Solid men..this time period on my platoon I was working with 8 vietnam vets one of them was my field training officer 5 out of the 8 are now deceased from cystic fibrosis..we all know it was agent orange.. My FTO was a hell of a man "Master Patrolman" Gene Lee . He was always cool and calm..on 3rd one night we came under fire from some crack heads between some old mill houses. Gene was composed and in control as the rounds of a 30.06 was richocheting above our heads.. I was 21 yrs old and scared as hell..un-mistakable sound of this round buzzing a few feet above your head.. While Gene held the line and kept the a$$hole pinned down he kept reassuring me he would not let me get hurt...after this ended I saw Gene over in the Dark behind a patrol car shaking and trembling and sweating. The other veteran officers told me to leave him alone..come to find out Gene had taken a AK47 round thru his shoulder while on patrol in Nam..basically his unit and Charlie walked up on each other at a clearing Genes marine unit dropped to the prone position and starting firing. Gene reached back for Ammo box and took the round in shoulder blades . He woke up in Germany. He had a hole in between his shoulder blades big enough to put your fist in...Gene did not tell me the story his wife did..after a few years of getting to know him off duty he did open up to me. Gene was 6 ft 1 250 lbs rock hard..he was a man phyiscally as well as mentally.. When he died his wife would pick him up and change his diaper. He loved his country his wife and family..He was and still is my Hero..There are Very few Gene Lee's out here today...As time went on it law enforcement got weaker and weaker and the main reason I hung it up..not many good solid men left in that field.. As a whole I do not trust COPs as a whole unit.. After working in the trenches with the Gene Lee's ..it just ain' t the same trying to lay it down with a liberal college grad that will write a supplemental on their fellow officer/soldier..unless you been in this line of work just trust me in what I say.. I know this is long but I had it on my heart to tell you about Gene.

MORAL OF STORY : Vets... ( Vietnam Vets ) in particular are a different breed. A solid Group ..No matter if they are in a 1% Mtc club or some type of former civil service.. They are a dying breed that can never be replaced Its been an honor to serve beside these guys !!