Junior Galette Arrested

jnormand · 01-05-2015, 03:09 PM

Originally Posted by NonieT

Junior is a lot of things, but icon ain't one of them.

My bad. How about "local celebrity". You know what I mean.

stickman · 01-05-2015, 05:03 PM

Originally Posted by jnormand

I know one thing, when the police show up they don't just hook someone up and take them to jail on a he said she said deal. Not to mention this is not some random guy. The police probably knew who he was before they got there.

There has to be physical evidence to corroborate one or both parties stories. Then the police will take the aggressor to jail.

I'm not saying that what always happens, but that's what should always happen.

And I'm thinking if the police arrested a local icon like Junior, they know he'd have a good attorney because he has money, so they have to make sure there is a strong case on him before they ever arrest him.

I've been told that if Kenner Police get called out, they are arresting someone. Not necessarily an official policy, but, the way they handle things.

VegasSaint9 · 01-05-2015, 06:29 PM

Even with a "conduct detrimental to team" clause? I wonder if what he did will void anything in his contract. Galette even mentioned to the police about his contract. Hmm we'll see i guess.

SloMotion · 01-06-2015, 04:32 AM

Originally Posted by stickman

I've been told that if Kenner Police get called out, they are arresting someone. Not necessarily an official policy, but, the way they handle things.

In many states (not sure about LA), if the police are called out on a domestic abuse call they are required to make an arrest, even with little or no evidence. This policy is meant to diffuse the situation before it escalates any further.

Many women take advantage of this, as saintfan has pointed out in previous posts. Unfortunately, it is part of many a divorcing woman's playbook to erroneously make domestic dispute calls in an effort to have their spouses arrested. Mine tried it a few times until I convinced the arresting officers that seeing as how there were no signs of an altercation and she was the one making the calls that maybe she should be the one taken into custody. Worked out well, never had another incident after that,

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Doesn't seem like that's the case with JG's situation though,

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jnormand · 01-06-2015, 04:54 AM

Originally Posted by SloMotion

In many states (not sure about LA), if the police are called out on a domestic abuse call they are required to make an arrest, even with little or no evidence. This policy is meant to diffuse the situation before it escalates any further.

Many women take advantage of this, as saintfan has pointed out in previous posts. Unfortunately, it is part of many a divorcing woman's playbook to erroneously make domestic dispute calls in an effort to have their spouses arrested. Mine tried it a few times until I convinced the arresting officers that seeing as how there were no signs of an altercation and she was the one making the calls that maybe she should be the one taken into custody. Worked out well, never had another incident after that, .

Doesn't seem like that's the case with JG's situation though, .

Love ya Slo but I'm sorry I have to intervene here.

First off there is not a requirement by police departments to make an arrest on a domestic with "little or no evidence".

That's illegal.

And if you guys have dumb enough cops in your portion of country that do that (not saying you don't), then they won't be cops for very long.

God, maybe I should just avoid these conversations. This is getting ridiculous. Like the guy who tells everyone he got pulled over for going 1 mph over the speed limit and got "screwed" by getting a DUI.

Look, I know there are some messed up cops out there. But they are rare. And just because you dealt with a piece of **** doesn't mean most of them are. The piece of **** you dealt with is the minority, not the majority.

Most officers do what we do to help and to take care of people. Most officers would take a bullet for you.

Don't believe it? Go for a ride-a-long one day.

spkb25 · 01-06-2015, 06:53 AM

Originally Posted by jnormand

Love ya Slo but I'm sorry I have to intervene here.

First off there is not a requirement by police departments to make an arrest on a domestic with "little or no evidence".

That's illegal.

Jnorm, I love ya, but in some areas it is in fact their policy. May be unspoken, but it is. Don't ever kid yourself, homie. The laws, the family courts, etc are all stacked against men. At least right now. There is a slow of the pendulum, and she'll make her way back toward the center eventually, but currently this is a woman's world, lmao!

SloMotion · 01-06-2015, 07:45 AM

Originally Posted by jnormand

... First off there is not a requirement by police departments to make an arrest on a domestic with "little or no evidence" ...

Well, that's how it was explained to me by the Honolulu PD, the Detroit PD & the Wayne County Sheriff's Depts, respectively. It may not be the same all over, which I mentioned, but be assured, it is a policy in some locations/depts. in my experience. #shrug.

blackangold · 01-06-2015, 07:52 AM

Originally Posted by jnormand

Love ya Slo but I'm sorry I have to intervene here.

First off there is not a requirement by police departments to make an arrest on a domestic with "little or no evidence".

That's illegal.

And if you guys have dumb enough cops in your portion of country that do that (not saying you don't), then they won't be cops for very long.

God, maybe I should just avoid these conversations. This is getting ridiculous. Like the guy who tells everyone he got pulled over for going 1 mph over the speed limit and got "screwed" by getting a DUI.

Look, I know there are some messed up cops out there. But they are rare. And just because you dealt with a piece of **** doesn't mean most of them are. The piece of **** you dealt with is the minority, not the majority.

Most officers do what we do to help and to take care of people. Most officers would take a bullet for you.

Don't believe it? Go for a ride-a-long one day.

I don't want to get into the whole cop debate thing but being educated in the criminal justice system it is indeed policy for some localities to make an arrest regarding domestic violence. The only evidence required being an accusation from one party involved. Not every state holds these standards, and this is somewhat new due to cops rarely making arrests and later being called back to make an arrest for murder.

On the subject of JR, I could go either way. Unfortunately it seems like he has the maturity of a 12 year old. My only hope is we can get something done with his contract, because this could result in a 6 game suspension.

darksoul35 · 01-07-2015, 07:42 PM

Originally Posted by jnormand

Love ya Slo but I'm sorry I have to intervene here.

First off there is not a requirement by police departments to make an arrest on a domestic with "little or no evidence".

That's illegal.

And if you guys have dumb enough cops in your portion of country that do that (not saying you don't), then they won't be cops for very long.

God, maybe I should just avoid these conversations. This is getting ridiculous. Like the guy who tells everyone he got pulled over for going 1 mph over the speed limit and got "screwed" by getting a DUI.

Look, I know there are some messed up cops out there. But they are rare. And just because you dealt with a piece of **** doesn't mean most of them are. The piece of **** you dealt with is the minority, not the majority.

Most officers do what we do to help and to take care of people. Most officers would take a bullet for you.

Don't believe it? Go for a ride-a-long one day.

I have a hard time believing the minority part. They seem to be killing all the minorities. Unarmed kids at that.

saintfan · 01-07-2015, 08:05 PM

Originally Posted by jnormand

Love ya Slo but I'm sorry I have to intervene here.

First off there is not a requirement by police departments to make an arrest on a domestic with "little or no evidence".

That's illegal.

And if you guys have dumb enough cops in your portion of country that do that (not saying you don't), then they won't be cops for very long.

God, maybe I should just avoid these conversations. This is getting ridiculous. Like the guy who tells everyone he got pulled over for going 1 mph over the speed limit and got "screwed" by getting a DUI.

Look, I know there are some messed up cops out there. But they are rare. And just because you dealt with a piece of **** doesn't mean most of them are. The piece of **** you dealt with is the minority, not the majority.

Most officers do what we do to help and to take care of people. Most officers would take a bullet for you.

Don't believe it? Go for a ride-a-long one day.

Yes sir. There most certainly ARE mandatory arrest laws in many states that dictate if the police arrive at a domestic violence call they MUST make an arrest. Look it up. In my case, "probable cause" was simply her version of events versus mine, and there is NO REASON the arresting officer should have believed me OR her other than he showed up to "save a ho".

And you can just better believe they're going to arrest the man 9 times out of 10.

I know it is difficult to believe such a law exists, because it's effing insane, but it does, and just you go and take a look at the rights that can be lost if a person is convicted, and then go find out just how easy these convictions are, and how DAs pressure people to plea out rather than go to trial by adding BS charges.

Dude I'm not trying to yang your chain. I believe people like you (most people are like you) just don't understand how effed up this domestic violence nonsense truly has become. Women's groups openly lobby politicians, police, Judges, DAs, and so on.

PM me if you're really interested in learning just how disgusting it is, because I honestly don't want to start anything with you, but it is clear you're in denial. I was too, to some degree, until it happened to me.

01-05-2015, 03:09 PM	#1
jnormand 5000 POSTS! + Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: The Free State of Idaho Posts: 5,785	Re: Junior Galette Arrested Originally Posted by NonieT Junior is a lot of things, but icon ain't one of them. My bad. How about "local celebrity". You know what I mean. Halo likes this.

01-05-2015, 05:03 PM	#2
stickman 1000 Posts + Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: Gonzales, LA Posts: 1,815	Re: Junior Galette Arrested Originally Posted by jnormand I know one thing, when the police show up they don't just hook someone up and take them to jail on a he said she said deal. Not to mention this is not some random guy. The police probably knew who he was before they got there. There has to be physical evidence to corroborate one or both parties stories. Then the police will take the aggressor to jail. I'm not saying that what always happens, but that's what should always happen. And I'm thinking if the police arrested a local icon like Junior, they know he'd have a good attorney because he has money, so they have to make sure there is a strong case on him before they ever arrest him. I've been told that if Kenner Police get called out, they are arresting someone. Not necessarily an official policy, but, the way they handle things. rezburna likes this.

01-05-2015, 06:29 PM	#3
VegasSaint9 100th Post Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: Las Vegas, Nevada Posts: 360	Re: Junior Galette Arrested Even with a "conduct detrimental to team" clause? I wonder if what he did will void anything in his contract. Galette even mentioned to the police about his contract. Hmm we'll see i guess.

01-06-2015, 04:32 AM	#4
SloMotion 5000 POSTS! + Join Date: Jan 2012 Posts: 6,776 Blog Entries: 15	Re: Junior Galette Arrested Originally Posted by stickman I've been told that if Kenner Police get called out, they are arresting someone. Not necessarily an official policy, but, the way they handle things. In many states (not sure about LA), if the police are called out on a domestic abuse call they are required to make an arrest, even with little or no evidence. This policy is meant to diffuse the situation before it escalates any further. Many women take advantage of this, as saintfan has pointed out in previous posts. Unfortunately, it is part of many a divorcing woman's playbook to erroneously make domestic dispute calls in an effort to have their spouses arrested. Mine tried it a few times until I convinced the arresting officers that seeing as how there were no signs of an altercation and she was the one making the calls that maybe she should be the one taken into custody. Worked out well, never had another incident after that, . Doesn't seem like that's the case with JG's situation though, . stickman likes this.

01-06-2015, 04:54 AM	#5
jnormand 5000 POSTS! + Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: The Free State of Idaho Posts: 5,785	Re: Junior Galette Arrested Originally Posted by SloMotion In many states (not sure about LA), if the police are called out on a domestic abuse call they are required to make an arrest, even with little or no evidence. This policy is meant to diffuse the situation before it escalates any further. Many women take advantage of this, as saintfan has pointed out in previous posts. Unfortunately, it is part of many a divorcing woman's playbook to erroneously make domestic dispute calls in an effort to have their spouses arrested. Mine tried it a few times until I convinced the arresting officers that seeing as how there were no signs of an altercation and she was the one making the calls that maybe she should be the one taken into custody. Worked out well, never had another incident after that, . Doesn't seem like that's the case with JG's situation though, . Love ya Slo but I'm sorry I have to intervene here. First off there is not a requirement by police departments to make an arrest on a domestic with "little or no evidence". That's illegal. And if you guys have dumb enough cops in your portion of country that do that (not saying you don't), then they won't be cops for very long. God, maybe I should just avoid these conversations. This is getting ridiculous. Like the guy who tells everyone he got pulled over for going 1 mph over the speed limit and got "screwed" by getting a DUI. Look, I know there are some messed up cops out there. But they are rare. And just because you dealt with a piece of ** doesn't mean most of them are. The piece of ** you dealt with is the minority, not the majority. Most officers do what we do to help and to take care of people. Most officers would take a bullet for you. Don't believe it? Go for a ride-a-long one day.

01-06-2015, 06:53 AM	#6
spkb25 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Baltimore, MD Posts: 13,145	Re: Junior Galette Arrested Originally Posted by jnormand Love ya Slo but I'm sorry I have to intervene here. First off there is not a requirement by police departments to make an arrest on a domestic with "little or no evidence". That's illegal. Jnorm, I love ya, but in some areas it is in fact their policy. May be unspoken, but it is. Don't ever kid yourself, homie. The laws, the family courts, etc are all stacked against men. At least right now. There is a slow of the pendulum, and she'll make her way back toward the center eventually, but currently this is a woman's world, lmao! frydaddy likes this.

01-06-2015, 07:45 AM	#7
SloMotion 5000 POSTS! + Join Date: Jan 2012 Posts: 6,776 Blog Entries: 15	Re: Junior Galette Arrested Originally Posted by jnormand ... First off there is not a requirement by police departments to make an arrest on a domestic with "little or no evidence" ... Well, that's how it was explained to me by the Honolulu PD, the Detroit PD & the Wayne County Sheriff's Depts, respectively. It may not be the same all over, which I mentioned, but be assured, it is a policy in some locations/depts. in my experience. #shrug.

01-06-2015, 07:52 AM	#8
blackangold 1000 Posts + Join Date: Aug 2011 Posts: 3,422	Re: Junior Galette Arrested Originally Posted by jnormand Love ya Slo but I'm sorry I have to intervene here. First off there is not a requirement by police departments to make an arrest on a domestic with "little or no evidence". That's illegal. And if you guys have dumb enough cops in your portion of country that do that (not saying you don't), then they won't be cops for very long. God, maybe I should just avoid these conversations. This is getting ridiculous. Like the guy who tells everyone he got pulled over for going 1 mph over the speed limit and got "screwed" by getting a DUI. Look, I know there are some messed up cops out there. But they are rare. And just because you dealt with a piece of ** doesn't mean most of them are. The piece of ** you dealt with is the minority, not the majority. Most officers do what we do to help and to take care of people. Most officers would take a bullet for you. Don't believe it? Go for a ride-a-long one day. I don't want to get into the whole cop debate thing but being educated in the criminal justice system it is indeed policy for some localities to make an arrest regarding domestic violence. The only evidence required being an accusation from one party involved. Not every state holds these standards, and this is somewhat new due to cops rarely making arrests and later being called back to make an arrest for murder. On the subject of JR, I could go either way. Unfortunately it seems like he has the maturity of a 12 year old. My only hope is we can get something done with his contract, because this could result in a 6 game suspension.

01-07-2015, 07:42 PM	#9
darksoul35 1000 Posts + Join Date: Sep 2012 Posts: 1,045	Re: Junior Galette Arrested Originally Posted by jnormand Love ya Slo but I'm sorry I have to intervene here. First off there is not a requirement by police departments to make an arrest on a domestic with "little or no evidence". That's illegal. And if you guys have dumb enough cops in your portion of country that do that (not saying you don't), then they won't be cops for very long. God, maybe I should just avoid these conversations. This is getting ridiculous. Like the guy who tells everyone he got pulled over for going 1 mph over the speed limit and got "screwed" by getting a DUI. Look, I know there are some messed up cops out there. But they are rare. And just because you dealt with a piece of ** doesn't mean most of them are. The piece of ** you dealt with is the minority, not the majority. Most officers do what we do to help and to take care of people. Most officers would take a bullet for you. Don't believe it? Go for a ride-a-long one day. I have a hard time believing the minority part. They seem to be killing all the minorities. Unarmed kids at that.
darksoul35 1000 Posts + Join Date: Sep 2012 Posts: 1,045

01-07-2015, 08:05 PM	#10
saintfan Donated Plasma Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: San Francisco, CA Posts: 18,556 Blog Entries: 5	Re: Junior Galette Arrested Originally Posted by jnormand Love ya Slo but I'm sorry I have to intervene here. First off there is not a requirement by police departments to make an arrest on a domestic with "little or no evidence". That's illegal. And if you guys have dumb enough cops in your portion of country that do that (not saying you don't), then they won't be cops for very long. God, maybe I should just avoid these conversations. This is getting ridiculous. Like the guy who tells everyone he got pulled over for going 1 mph over the speed limit and got "screwed" by getting a DUI. Look, I know there are some messed up cops out there. But they are rare. And just because you dealt with a piece of ** doesn't mean most of them are. The piece of you dealt with is the minority, not the majority. Most officers do what we do to help and to take care of people. Most officers would take a bullet for you. Don't believe it? Go for a ride-a-long one day. Yes sir. There most certainly ARE** mandatory arrest laws in many states that dictate if the police arrive at a domestic violence call they MUST make an arrest. Look it up. In my case, "probable cause" was simply her version of events versus mine, and there is NO REASON the arresting officer should have believed me OR her other than he showed up to "save a ho". And you can just better believe they're going to arrest the man 9 times out of 10. I know it is difficult to believe such a law exists, because it's effing insane, but it does, and just you go and take a look at the rights that can be lost if a person is convicted, and then go find out just how easy these convictions are, and how DAs pressure people to plea out rather than go to trial by adding BS charges. Dude I'm not trying to yang your chain. I believe people like you (most people are like you) just don't understand how effed up this domestic violence nonsense truly has become. Women's groups openly lobby politicians, police, Judges, DAs, and so on. PM me if you're really interested in learning just how disgusting it is, because I honestly don't want to start anything with you, but it is clear you're in denial. I was too, to some degree, until it happened to me.
	C'mon Man...

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