Dirty filthy scummy TMU pricks

[Sunboost]

Good old Knox TMU...

Cop jailed for sexual favours bid

"A TRAFFIC cop will spend nine months in jail for seeking sexual favours from a young P-plater for not giving her a ticket.

Judge Joe Gullaci said Sen-Constable David John Mits, 43, had preyed on the young woman in a deliberate, planned and cold-blooded way.

"It is pre-planned, designed to put maximum pressure on this young woman, and he executes it like a well-planned police operation," Judge Gullaci said.

He jailed a stunned Mits for 24 months, 15 months of which was suspended for three years.

"I accept that you are genuinely ashamed of the impact of your criminal offending," Judge Gullaci told him.

"You betrayed all that the police force stands for by your criminal conduct."

The married father of two, from Boronia, pleaded guilty in the County Court to one count of attempted bribery.

On January 23, Mits told the P-plater, 20, that female motorists had in the past "offered me things to try and get off".

"Very often we get to see legs right up past their thighs, if you get my drift," Sen-Constable Mits said. "Buttons have been known to mysteriously become undone, pretty much all the way down."

Mits, stationed at Knox traffic management unit, pulled the woman over in Bayswater for not wearing a seatbelt.

He then discovered she was not displaying her P-plates.

She had only two demerit points left and said that she needed her licence for work.

Mits told her that he didn't really want to give her a ticket and asked her to persuade him otherwise.

He got her mobile phone number and later called her to ask her what she could offer him, and visited her house in a marked police car.

About 9pm he visited her house in his own car, and she recorded the conversation using her MP3 player.

Defence counsel Barry Schultz said Mits's actions were ill-judged, unwarranted and inexcusable.

"He's a man who seems totally at a loss to explain it," Mr Schultz said.

Judge Gullaci said the woman suffered sleeplessness, had lost confidence in police and had to have counselling.

He described her as a brave and resourceful young woman who was to be commended for recording her conversation with Mits and reporting him.

In the recorded conversation, Mits told the woman: "I don't want you to feel compelled, OK, but people have offered lots of different things, if you get my drift, OK?

"Especially young females have offered me things to try and get off.

"You've got to be -- we have to be very careful, OK, because it's not worth my job, OK, but I do want you not to have to have those tickets."

Mits was suspended from Victoria Police, where he served for 12 years, and later quit"

http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/ ... 62,00.html

[Commando]

One of DRHEMI's friends?

No, wait, that wouldn't make sense since it was a FEMALE driver pulled over

[LTDHO]

He only got 24 months, 15 which are suspended sentance?

Fkn lame IMO.

He should loose his job for starters.

Typical law looking after the law.

[galapogos01]

I agree, he should have gotten seriously shafted. corrupt cop.

[krisisdog]

He still gets his police pension.

[Rollin]

LOL@ "I do not want to you to have to have those tickets" - if he didn't, he could have just given her a warning. Where the fck does it say in the Roads and Transport Management act that tickets can be issued dependent upon wither the offender has shown the officer his/her breasts?

What a fken gay kent. Crooked like a crashed-then-repaired-several-times EA Taxi, and he is in charge of 'upholding the law'.

Uphold a fist in the ass bitch.

[five point slow]

He's gonna get buttraped for 9 months straight.

He should loose his job for starters.

How can he lose the job he's already quit?

He still gets his police pension.

lol what pension?

[-jjM-]

better start looping his ass up now, cause it will be a wizards sleeve by the time he gets out

[Kaddis]

Knox TMU.......Bunch of kents.

[krisisdog]

He still gets his police pension.

lol what pension?

Police get a pension after they retire/quit after a certain amount of time yeh? ACA or something said because he quit he retains his pension and benefits.

[SDKC]

He still gets his police pension.

lol what pension?

Police get a pension after they retire/quit after a certain amount of time yeh? ACA or something said because he quit he retains his pension and benefits.

Cause everything on a Current Affair or something is the truth.

Coppers just get super, just like everyone else. How much you get depends on how much you put in. No such thing as a pension. Except for what the government pay, just like everyone else.

I'll continue to try to convince you all that coppers are just people, just like you.

[Bipolar]

In my experience the only people who hate cops are always doing something naughty. Every workplace has shit employees, and unfortunately the place that has to enforce the law isn't exempt from this either.

[SnyperEB]

Dirty Kent deserves a kick in the balls.

Sunny you should have offered a blowjob when they pulled you and gilly over in MRDOSE lol. jk

I bet you plenty of other cops have got away with such things as this!

[Sunboost]

I'll continue to try to convince you all that coppers are just people, just like you.

We don't need you to convince us. Why don't u just make like a foetus and head out of this forum. You are as useless as a hat full of busted arseholes.

[Commando]

Sunny, that last comment of yours begs the question: why would you want a hat full of INTACT arseholes in the first place?

[Steady]

It's not about want Dave, it's about usefullness.
You could say as useless as a hat full of intact arseholes, and it would still work.
But busted sounds better.
Actually you could probably do something with a hat full of arseholes.
Don't know what though

[stevo]

why would you want a hat full of INTACT arseholes in the first place?

Say that to the fellas at barwon max security

[Commando]

browntube.com?

[Phoenix]

ACA is clearly a reliable source.....
as far as i know - from my dad, there shouldnt be any pension implemented. super payout, and there wont be any ongoing payments.
fkn Knt for doin it.
+1 for offerin a bj for the safety of MRDOSE.
lolz

[EdFairmontGhia]

It's funny that he went to all the effort of going to the girls house, i wonder what he said to his wife, hunny just going out for some bread and milk, disregard any lipstick you find on my C&*K later on...

[Rollin]

I'll continue to try to convince you all that coppers are just people, just like you.

But they shouldn't be.

They should be fair, they should be just, and they should take great care never to do or be involved in any activity that could put their personal reputation or the reputation of whichever police service they belong to into disrepute.

They should take great pains to use the power they are given to uphold the law in its true and correct form, following the letter and/or the spirit of the law as their (highly developed) sense of justice and fairness dictates.

Saying a cop is 'just like a normal person' is bullshit.

They are role models and as such should act with dignity, courage, honour, fairness, justice and honesty at all times.

QLD police service mission statement:

"Our mission is to serve the people of Queensland by protecting life and property, preserving peace and safety, preventing crime and upholding the law in a manner which has regard for the public good and the rights of the individual.

Our vision is that of a professional police service, dedicated to excellence and committed to working in partnership with the people of Queensland to enhance the safety and security of our community."

Victorian Police "community and family" core responsibilities:

"Victoria Police seeks to actively promote and maintain harmonious relationships with Victoria's diverse community. Those relationships are based on mutual respect, tolerance and trust. "

SA Police mission and core functions:

"Our mission is: Working together to reassure and protect the community from crime and disorder.

To achieve the organisation's vision and mission, SAPOL has six core functions prescribed in the Police Act 1998. They are to:

* uphold the law
* preserve the peace
* prevent crime
* assist the public in emergency situations
* coordinate and manage responses to emergencies
* regulate road use and prevent vehicle collisions."

NSW Police service code of values:

"NSW Police has identified its values to be:

Excellence having the highest professional standards and integrity
Trust: promoting community faith and confidence in their police
Honour: acting with pride and admiration for the policing profession
Impartiality: fair and objective decision making without prejudice
Commitment: dedication and devotion in the performance of your duties
Accountability: acknowledging ownership and being answerable for your actions
Leadership: acting as a role model for the community and your colleagues"

And so on.

[AaronEF8]

Every workplace has shit employees, and unfortunately the place that has to enforce the law isn't exempt from this either.

This is exactly right. The difference between a checkout chick and a cop is the cop can **** your life over big time over a minor thing. The number of times I have been pulled over/questioned by police and they've stated obvious lies is simply staggering. Checkout chicks (as a general example) seem to know a lot more about their job.

I know cops are people, it just happens some of them are fucking arseholes that think they are superior but are in fact quite stupid, just like people who aren't cops. Luckily I only deal with country cops (NOT highway cops) nowdays, they are a lot better. Plus they all drive Rodeos with a max allowed speed of 130km/h.......

The various state police mission statements/code of values are all pretty spot-on. No mention of justice. Some of them are just laughable though. Fair enough, I have worked in places where the mission statement is just as much of a joke. The difference is, as I pointed out before, cops can very easily make things very very hard over relatively minor things.

It's also pretty hard to trust police when a senior officer gets caught in trying to import chemicals to make shitloads of ice into the country. Or when they try to hit on 19yo's in their house.

Defence Force personel get (well used to get) a pension when they retire after 20 years of service, they are not police officers.

[Rollin]

The number of times I have been pulled over/questioned by police and they've stated obvious lies is simply staggering.

Too true - I've elected to go to court a few times over various driving offences, and the elaborated (or entirely fabricated) bullshit they come up with in their report is truly mind-boggling.

I've even been accused of attempting to run from the police because I didn't pull over immediately when they came up behind me, even though they didn't have their lights or sirens on, and the car was an unmarked grey VZ wagon! 'Sif I couldn't have gotten away from that if I wanted!

[iliov]

Scum of the earth. My faith in the police = even less now.

[SgtBourne]

son of a b*tch..

ps. what does TMU stand for?

[Steady]

Traffic Management Unit.