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Florida UPS driver exposed himself to a young girl.
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<blockquote data-quote="MRFLASHPORT" data-source="post: 463771" data-attributes="member: 20317"><p>First off, a confession does not mean anything until a subject is charged, tried and convicted by a judge. None of us were there for the interrogation, and believe me a good interrogator can get you to confess to anything. It does not amount to anything judicially until a court enters a verdict of guilty. That is how the system works, I am not sticking up for the guy- but the reality of it is until he is convicted, all an employer should do is place him on unpaid leave. </p><p>If he is such a threat than the local S.O. should not grant bail if he is a danger to the community than he should remain there until his trial. That didn not happen and he was released on a $10,000 bond which is not abnormally high for a felony. </p><p></p><p>If he is fired outright for merely being accused and by some chance his confession gets tossed, the victim refuses to testify (which often happens in many juvenile victim-witness scenarios such as this) and he walks, what do you think he is going to do? Sue UPS and he would have a case. You probably never thought of that, but I've seen it happen many times. Sure he may be a dirtbag, but you have to play all sides of the game. His family may have money, his old bat may have a stash and can hire a good mouthpiece. Volusia county is notorious for friend-ing up investigations, so don't think that just because he cried in front of some dicks means he is going to prison just yet. Trust me seen it too often.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MRFLASHPORT, post: 463771, member: 20317"] First off, a confession does not mean anything until a subject is charged, tried and convicted by a judge. None of us were there for the interrogation, and believe me a good interrogator can get you to confess to anything. It does not amount to anything judicially until a court enters a verdict of guilty. That is how the system works, I am not sticking up for the guy- but the reality of it is until he is convicted, all an employer should do is place him on unpaid leave. If he is such a threat than the local S.O. should not grant bail if he is a danger to the community than he should remain there until his trial. That didn not happen and he was released on a $10,000 bond which is not abnormally high for a felony. If he is fired outright for merely being accused and by some chance his confession gets tossed, the victim refuses to testify (which often happens in many juvenile victim-witness scenarios such as this) and he walks, what do you think he is going to do? Sue UPS and he would have a case. You probably never thought of that, but I've seen it happen many times. Sure he may be a dirtbag, but you have to play all sides of the game. His family may have money, his old bat may have a stash and can hire a good mouthpiece. Volusia county is notorious for friend-ing up investigations, so don't think that just because he cried in front of some dicks means he is going to prison just yet. Trust me seen it too often. [/QUOTE]
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