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Comment on Man charged with shooting Stone Park officer by Officer G

Officer G — Sat, 23 Feb 2013 14:11:16 +0000

Guilty on all 7 counnts Friday 2/22/3.

Comment on SHOCKING!!! Crazy man in Russia fights Police by Tabitha

Tabitha — Tue, 07 Aug 2012 03:56:15 +0000

In certain cities like Seattle in US, this is a common occurrence.

Comment on Earl, True Blue 24/7 by Earl 'Duke' Filskov

Earl 'Duke' Filskov — Wed, 16 May 2012 03:38:06 +0000

Hey Ken,
I have no idea how this got by me. All I can say is I am honored and humbled by your kind words.
And, for the record, I introduced myself to the guy because you and Bulldog kicked his door in and it was the wrong door. LOL, funny times my friend.
Duke

Comment on Coaches and Players Violently Attack Youth Football Referee by john weisbrod

john weisbrod — Fri, 02 Sep 2011 19:39:01 +0000

Welcome to the jungle . The animals are out !

Comment on Coaches and Players Violently Attack Youth Football Referee by Jonas

Jonas — Fri, 02 Sep 2011 16:12:48 +0000

Fuck all of those kids and coaches who attacked the ref. They should be put behind bars immediately for at least 10 years each regardless of age. Disgraceful. I work as a referee/umpire in various sports and I carry a knife in my pocket every time to protect against incidents like this. Fuck all of these rejects!

Comment on Police Shootout with Insane Teenagers by Jonny

Jonny — Sun, 03 Jul 2011 07:42:16 +0000

I’m not a police officer but I seem to have beers with law-enforcement officers now and then and have total respect for what you guys do. I am grateful that this kid got 107 years for what he tried. This kid and his whole family are pathetic!! Typical excuse: “My son seemed so normal and then he just snapped!” No, you don’t pay attention to him and you look the other way whenever he tips his hand. Whatever happened to accountability?

Comment on Phil, The Honorable Cop by Mike Cardamone

Mike Cardamone — Sun, 12 Dec 2010 19:40:13 +0000

Nice job, Kenny, I do not think anyone could say it better.
When I came on the PD Philly was on medical for reasons unknown. When he came back, he was the finest Midnight Supervisor, I had known and seeing him in that position as well as his zeal, only endeared him more to me. I use to remind him constantly about his smoking and even went so far as to “water pistol” a cigarette when he lit up. No use.
I, too, was relieved of duty, by this administration, much to my dismay and dislike, but as Philly, I moved on with dignity.
I remained friends with Philly and Jan and we even socialized together. He even worked some security details for me and once again, he was one of my best.
Sadly I did watch him travel down that cancer sentence and eventually succumb. Philly left a lasting impression on me and I will never forget him, God bless his soul.

Co-worker, friend and soul mate–Mike

Comment on Phil, The Honorable Cop by Hec127

Hec127 — Sun, 12 Dec 2010 10:04:33 +0000

Phil was trully the best. He was a person I was truly honered to say that he was my friend.

Comment on Phil, The Honorable Cop by Jim McDermott

Jim McDermott — Sat, 11 Dec 2010 20:10:51 +0000

I too worked with Phil for many years. What you wrote above was true. I laughed when you said he made a traffic stop on your girlfriend, he didn’t do many of those, but he was still a great cop. My best memory was the Mothers day he was attacked by a big local country bumpkin in the lobby and hallway of the old station, the true fighting Phil was on display and a sight to see. I missed his services, I didn’t hear about his death, and I wish I could have been there to say goodbye. I learned a lot from him in my early days, he truely was a cops cop. RIp Philly

Comment on Phil, The Honorable Cop by Earl 'Duke' Filskov

Earl 'Duke' Filskov — Sat, 11 Dec 2010 16:40:44 +0000

You hit this one right on the head Ken.

Phil was one of the most intelligent and honorable cops I ever had the the pleasure to work with. Not to mention he was just an all around great guy.

He would have given you the shirt off his back if you needed it.

Phil was not treated very well by a department he had given most of his life to serving. At least the deputy chief succeeded in giving him the funeral he deserved.