Hero resigns

jtexas

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Guess who said this, and who it is about:<br /><br />"It's a sad day in the city of __________ when a hero makes a decision like this. He leaves the department in pretty good shape and with a significant amount of leadership."
 

alden135

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Re: Hero resigns

The Kmart manager refering to the guy in the shoe dept?
 

kenimpzoom

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Re: Hero resigns

Hmmmmm, Arnold Schwazeneggar???<br /><br /> :D :D :D <br /><br />(Yes, I know who it is)<br /><br />Ken
 

Vlad D Impeller

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Re: Hero resigns

I wish that i never have to see Mr Nagin's face on television ever again, i'm sure that his police chief must have had enough of his BS.
 

12Footer

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Re: Hero resigns

I'm waiting for the chief's book to come out. It should be a good read.
 

jtexas

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Re: Hero resigns

Resign without blaming somebody else for your troubles? The guy obviously knows even less about politics than law enforcement!
 

ebbtide176

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Re: Hero resigns

that story was reported the way a story should be reported. IMHO<br /><br />save the backstabbing, if any, for the book deal that some greedy publisher will offer. ;) besides, they have alot of heat on their city, and probably don't have enough legal coverage for some other angles anyway.
 
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