Sandy Springs PD Investigate Themselves
By Jon Lewis
WSB Radio
October 21, 2008
An internal investigation is underway by the Sandy Springs police into whether officers went too far (as in 'going all the way with some ho's!) in some vice investigations. Acting Police Chief David Betrand confirmed the probe saying he was spurred by two cases involving the same officer.
A report dated August 22, 2008, indicates an officer entered a spa, saying he was there for a massage. He was quoted a price of $200 and a woman removed her clothes. The report suggests she climbed on the table with the officer and began rubbing her body on him. The report then says she "initiated the act of sexual intercourse."
It goes on to say the officer told her to stop (coitus interruptus policius?) so he could use the phone. He gave other officers the take down signal and advised the woman she was under arrest. "I've probably done over 1000 vice cases and I've never seen one that went this far," says former Clayton County Solicitor General Keith Martin, who's reviewing the police reports. "I'm glad he's (the officer) is truthful. (yeah the problem is, the only truthful cops are the dumb ones!) I'm sad he's unwise." (what do you expect!?! he's a cop!!! synonym for 'cop' is 'moron'!)
A second report indicates the same officer responded to an advertisement just a few days earlier. A woman met the officer at an apartment, disrobed and, again, began another type of sex (hmmm. which type I wonder?) act with the officer. He again advised her to stop and placed her under arrest.
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