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crnomereczgb said:Hold on, are you saying they got paid just for riding the bus?
If I caught correctly while glancing at the game, they were chanting something about "Go Team" 🤮 so it’s pretty clear their paychecks took a hit. 😁
boldhound8 said:It’s just them and their loyal followers...
I heard the only one from our side who showed up was Bozo, but he was already out on the other side.😁
Enough with all this pessimism and negativity!! When has it ever done anyone any good?
Let Mamić act as powerful as he wants; I don't care who he has backing him up. Every dictator and tyrant thinks they're untouchable right until the moment their reign falls apart.
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Can someone please provide an answer? Feel free to send me a DM if that's easier.
Those who took payouts from that idiot Mamić—do they actually have the clout or the reputation to rally even 500 people, let alone organize away games? It feels like there are ten of them who started this thing and pocketed the cash, but can they even build something that resembles an actual group?
They'll probably bring along their relatives, buddies, and that whole crowd. Honestly, the White Angels are a much more serious group than they are. Just ignore them tomorrow; with the type of people they run with, there might be some heckling or whatever, so just don't take the bait.
Thanks for the document, Matthew Fowler9. Let me share a part of it...
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It is impossible to ignore this published article without expressing our regret. It is disappointing to see law enforcement officers—including high-ranking leadership—portrayed so negatively in the press, especially since they failed to intervene to prevent this incident or act when the situation escalated from a verbal dispute into physical violence.
It is clear that these officers failed to exercise their authority under the Police Act, regardless of their rank or role. Their failure to prevent these violations is inexcusable, whether they were officially on duty or off at the time.
Furthermore, Article 6, Section 2 of the Police Act explicitly mandates that an officer must take action to save lives and protect the personal safety of individuals and property, even when off duty.
We have all seen how the police seem to act out of fear whenever Zdravko Mamić is involved, often waiting until a media frenzy erupts before finally making an arrest or exercising their authority. Just look back at Mamić's so-called "stress test" at LAX involving the former head of the Los Angeles Police Department; it went completely unpunished without any official police response. Would any other citizen have been allowed to get away with that? And would a fellow officer not be held accountable if they acted the same way?
In my view, there are no untouchables in our service. There are no "small" or "big" officers. If an officer had caused this exact same situation, disciplinary proceedings would be launched for a serious breach of duty under Article 96, Section 1, points 1 and 7 of the Police Act—specifically for failing to perform, or performing negligently or untimely, official duties, or for conduct that damages the reputation of the force, whether on or off duty. Based on this news report, it is undeniable that the inaction of these senior leaders has damaged the reputation of the police, regardless of their duty status.
William Turner28 said:An American Alcatraz is being born. 😉
They'll fall apart in less than a week.
So, what’s the plan for this Thursday? Are we looking at some new fan club or something else entirely?
It looks like they pulled that ridiculous article from the New York Post
I can't believe what those idiots at the front office have done. I don't know how many people will agree with me, but it’s high time we start protesting.
Let Thomas be the one to reach out first to get his heart racing a bit, and then the rest can follow.😁
Maybe we should reach out to some certified pyrotechnics experts ourselves... Perhaps the city council will cover a training course for us on how to properly handle and ignite flares!
I was watching DirecTV, but could someone give me a quick rundown of how things went down on CNN? Specifically regarding the reporters' questions and all that...
The weather is finally starting to clear up, so maybe we could get together and hit some spots with some graffiti around town. I’m not talking about mindless scribbling or random messages, but rather painting things related to the club or our group—just something to spark some local interest and get people moving. It would be good to actually do something instead of just hanging out on this damn internet...