Afroman speaks after winning civil lawsuit

[wolfie001]

If you want an excellent "Justice was served" feel-good moment in this time of gloom and doom, check out Afroman's music video about some Ohio cops that barged into his home, broke his front door and stole some cash. His revenge is sweet! There's also another video where he sings about the lemon pound cake on the counter the cops were eyeing. ***Lyrics are MATURE! Also, the cop he sings about? His ex-wife provided some great testimony for Afroman. Enjoy!

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[multigraincracker]

1. A few years ago I spoke to a US senator and one rep. about my plan for a public register of every LEOs record.

It is to include every crime and investigation of every LEO. Many LEOs that have been arrested or investigated just move to another state or county and get hired again. This ends up costing taxpayers a lot of money. This register could save tons of tax payer dollars.
Also the buck stops at the top. The department and state would save the money if voters knew who hired a crooked cop. Mayors, governors and other officials responsible for these hires would have a hard time getting elected with this knowledge.

[SheltieLover]

2. Get rid of qualified immunity & make them all buy prof liability insurance like other professionals

How many would qualify for coverage? No insurance in place, no job.

[RainCaster]

6. Their union pension fund should provide that coverage

That is the only way they will police their own.

[SheltieLover]

7. So be it.

Taxpayers should never have to pay for others' horrid behavior.

[multigraincracker]

8. I'm a firm Union man,

but in too many cases, police unions are really mob enforcers. They along with prosecutors protect each other, part of the Blue Line. Cover each others backs. Plus their funds wouldn’t cover very many settlements. Might even make them even more crooked.
The buck stops at the top, that’s more than likely an elected person.

[eShirl]

3. It's hard to believe his hit "Because I Got High" is 16 years old

("clean version" but apparently STILL NSFW)

[OhioBlue]

12. 26 years ago - it was released in 2000

I remember dancing to it at a local bar/club in the early '00s

[dadzilla]

4. FAFO

Cops go thier booty slammed without lube. This isn't just a single rulling, this is precident setting.

[wolfie001]

10. The fact it happened in red Ohio makes it doubly satisfying!

[irisblue]

5. Lemon pound cake song

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[multigraincracker]

9. This guy is great and doing us all a service. service sseservice seseu

I’m going to have to buy his records.
Power to the People
For some reason I’m having trouble correcting part of this post. Going to have to leave my mistake in. Sorry.

[wolfie001]

11. That one cracked me up too!

Perfect mockery and a great tune!

[OhioBlue]

13. Watching officer poundcake's testimony had me crying from laughter!

I couldn't believe this was actual testimony and not a spoof!

If you're feelings are hurt because someone called you lemon pound cake, you're probably not fit to be a cop.

If you break down in tears on the stand because someone made fun of you in a music video... yeah... not fit to be a cop.

If you actually accuse your own wife of cheating on you - who you have been with since middle school - because of a music video... definitely not fit to be a cop. Go read Othello you knuckle dragging dork.

[wolfie001]

14. Yes! All of it!