Policeman spooges on motorist

[DRoseDARs]

Couple problems here:
11 men and 1 woman in the jury? Isn't that jury stacking, isn't that illegal and shouldn't it have resulted in a mistrial?

Did the cop spooge with direct one-eyed line-of-sight or does he have the world's most forceful ejaculation, that it can bust through several layers of clothing instead of just oozing out?

If he doesn't, what were his pants doing down? If it did ooze out, what was he doing leaning over the motorist? Or if he wasn't, is she lying about having ejaculate touch her and is just suing out of anger?

[General Ludd]

My take on the case: She gets pulled over, gives cop blowjob to avoid fine, later takes him to court, court decides that cops asking for blowjobs in lue of paying a fine is acceptable and the incident should be overlooked. Huzzah for corruption!

[Dinner]

Some how I knew this would be in Orange County.

[Whoha]

Originally posted by General Ludd
My take on the case: She gets pulled over, gives cop blowjob to avoid fine, later takes him to court, court decides that cops asking for blowjobs in lue of paying a fine is acceptable and the incident should be overlooked. Huzzah for corruption!

She would have to admit that that was what happened, something she isn't in any hurry to do.

[chequita guevara]

I think Ludd nailed it on the head.

[ixnay]

Sounds like the cop got off twice.

[Straybow]

Hoax.

[Kuciwalker]

Originally posted by ixnay
Sounds like the cop got off twice.

[pchang]

I cannot find

confirmation on the LA times site.

[DRoseDARs]

You didn't look very *cough* hard:

http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-dancer3feb03,1,3308968.story?coll=la-headlines-california

Ex-police officer acquitted of assaulting exotic dancer
By Mai Tran, Times Staff Writer
February 3, 2007

A former Irvine police officer was acquitted Friday of charges he sexually assaulted an exotic dancer during a traffic stop in 2004.

David Alex Park, who had been a police officer in Irvine for three years before his arrest, expressed jubilation after the verdict was read in Orange County Superior Court in Santa Ana.

"There have been a lot of accusations. I'm very happy with the outcome," said Park.

Park, 31, was accused of following a woman as she left her job at Captain Cream Cabaret, a Lake Forest strip club, on Dec. 14 and then stopping her car in Laguna Beach. The woman alleged that the officer — who was on duty — touched her sexually and threatened her with arrest if she refused to fondle him.

The 11-man, one-woman jury, which deliberated nearly six hours over two days, found Park not guilty of three felony counts of sexual battery, sexual battery by restraint and sexual penetration with a foreign object. If convicted, Park would have faced up to 10 years in prison and would have had to register as a sex offender, said Deputy Dist. Atty. Shaddi Kamiabipour.

The woman, whose driver's license had been suspended after she failed to complete a class related to a DUI case, relented to the officer's demands because she feared going to jail, Kamiabipour said. But Park's attorney, Allan H. Stokke, said the sex was consensual.

The woman proved to be a poor witness on the stand during the nine-day trial, Stokke said.

At one point, she testified that she did not work at Captain Cream. But employment records showed that she worked there from July to September 2004, Stokke said.

The dancer also said she did not receive any compensation from Irvine after filing a $10-million lawsuit, Stokke said. But, he said, she received a $400,000 settlement from the city.

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mai.tran@latimes.com

[Kuciwalker]

Captain Cream

lol LOL

Wait, is that the name of the strip club?

[Imran Siddiqui]

Pssst.... lying on the stand about your employment history, WILL be found out by the opposing side and WILL make you look far worse than you did at the outset.

[Dinner]

At least that corrupt cop is no longer on the job. I suspect this type of corruption happens all the time.

[DRoseDARs]

The LA Times refers to his employment in the past tense, so I'd say he's out of a job.

[Skanky Burns]

A former Irvine police officer

Based on the LA times story, apparently he is no longer working as a police officer. Funnily enough.