Check today's TBT post from the top cop that hints an ongoing concern for his administration . . . What's interesting is that in both posts he doesn't cite any specific incident that sparked but the writing but still calls out the need for change. Checkit:
KCPD Chief: "I have said publicly many times over the last several months how important it is that the members of KCPD are OK. And I mean OK physically, mentally, emotionally and many other ways. Because if they’re not OK in some way, it can affect their own safety and the service they provide. We want capable individuals to have satisfying careers here, and sometimes that can be derailed by how they’re treated within their own organization. Thinking about the well-being of everyone who works for the Kansas City Missouri Police Department reminds me of this post about bullying I wrote in September 2013. I wanted to share it again today, not because of any particular incident or pattern, but because it remains a concern of mine and because how it is handled can contribute to the success of our organization."
"Workplace bullying needs to be addressed"
Money line . . .
"At least on a weekly basis, I stress to my executive-level command staff the importance of ensuring all members of the department be respectful, courteous and fair, and that they immediately intervene if anyone is behaving unprofessionally. They've been asked to share my request and concerns with those they lead. They've been told if they see something, say something, and that no one should suffer in silence."
You decide . . .
Agree with his position ... now if he can get the record setting murder rate under control.
ReplyDeleteKC is as violent as Chicago proportionally.
Talks cheap.
ReplyDelete"Workplace bullying needs to be addressed." Actually, workplace bullying is inanimate; it has no needs. Chief, for clarity and sense of purpose use the active voice: "I [or we] need to address workplace bullying."
ReplyDeleteNice tweet Chief!
ReplyDeleteHey, about that huge murder problem. Any ideas, O unshaven leader?
12:11, what does his beard have to do with anything, you stupid bully?
ReplyDeleteI don't recall addressing you, you fucking hopeless troll.
DeleteTrollollollol Byron?
DeleteHow about we address the reverse discriminaton on the dept and not the bullshit bullying??
ReplyDeleteis there a cop-on-cop problem, too?
ReplyDeleteomg.
it's an incredibly tough job and likely made more stressful by political controversies.
god bless the good cops.
Maybe he needs to look inside at his majors who are bullies!
ReplyDeleteDiversion Tactics.... point out bullying when you don't know what to do about the skyrocketing crime.
ReplyDeleteLooks like he is running out of material. He should go bone some more subordinates to get some inspiration.
ReplyDelete"Workplace bullying needs to be addressed"
ReplyDeleteHow about addressing a piss poor Chief of Police.
His not shaving makes him look like a lazy fuck.
Or lets talk about the email from a certain deputy chief urging other Hispanics to take the upcoming sgts test.....heads would spin if a white commander sent out the same email to white officers
ReplyDeleteThere are no Hispanic Deputy Chiefs.
ReplyDeleteSome body ask him about the white officers he and the other black board have bullied out of the kcpd
ReplyDeleteWhat a joke!!! He is, of course, referring to the "bullying" of blacks so he can continue to give them preferential treatment in every single aspect of the police operation. He's a race-baiter and a fool and is trying to distract from his massive failure to lead or have any impact whatsoever on the public safety of the city.
ReplyDeleteForte another Degenerate Liberal Retard,,, along with that pathetic Mayor Sly James ,,,,
ReplyDeleteI have discovered a natural negro repellent!
ReplyDeleteBees. I kid you not.
Way back when, I got my education in beekeeping. LSS, a negro female came running inside our shop, her car coated with bees. Someone said get a can of spray. I called 911.
So, short time later, I'm a guest, watching as this old coot backs his truck to the car, and begins the process of bee removal. A new nuke, some capped brood inside, a little equipment and a smoker, and he's all professional about it all. Inside a few, he's showing me this plastic clip, and there she is! The fat lady herself! Banded to a frame, inside the nuke, and we all stand back and watch....the march. Two hours later, the nuke is coated with these little ladies, the car about cleaned off.
"When they swarm, they are the most gentle, there's no hive to defend." I learn. I learned to stand still, relax and allow these cute girls float all around me. Finished, he smokes the car, the rest scatter. Nuke, owner and all disappear for a farm out in the sticks, there, to pollinate more of our food.
It was then I noticed: The negro crowd stood WAY back from us. Superstitious, fearful and cowardly, all. Only we crazy old crackas would deal with the bees, eh?
Then, the lecture: Imagine a supermarket, shelves bare of all the foods the bees help create. No fruits, no veggies, and what foods there are, priced out of their reach. No cereal for the kiddies. And one of the favorite snacks of negroes, the fabled honeybun.....gone. Forever.
It's strange, but negroes could learn from the honeybee, true? As soon as they emerge from the cell, the worker gets to work immediately, cleaning, tidying, helping the queen, making new cells, or, flies off to gather pollen and nectar, to return to more work, capping cells, making honey. One single worker puts out more work hours than 50 negroes. And they are all quite dedicated to the sanctity and protection of their beloved hive. Imagine negroes doing things like that.
So, at work, the other day, I'm seated next to a trash can that's got quite a few workers darting in and out, foraging for a snack. I ignore them, they ignore me.
The negroes won't come CLOSE. Terrified! "You crazy old man, wat dey bat you?"
I shrug. "I leave them alone, they leave me alone, unless I stink of sugar, that is. Like you do?"
I'm seriously thinking of a getting me a nuke for the yard. Who'd mess with me then? LOL!!
How much meth do you smoke??
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