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A Denver police officer was fired last month.

What?

Police officer.

Shut on him.

After he was fired last month, after he asked out a domestic violence victim, he met on the job.

So you're saying you're single?

Basically.

Oh, no.

What you say is, I won't hit you. What a predator. Yeah. He looked up her driver's license photo and viewed more than 70 images of the woman postal on Facebook. According to the officer Kendall Albert, who was hired in 2018, used to Facebook and Instagram on his work cell phone, a few thousand photos of unreleased work, blah, blah, blah. He so he asked her out, yeah. Wasn't there another story of a cop here recently that got in trouble for, like, looking somebody up on Facebook because they pulled them over and saw their license, and she was hot, and he got in trouble for that, too. She complained, right? You can't use that information for personal gain, apparently. apparently well especially this guy because he knew she was vulnerable i told you the story

this guy buddy of mine and he was a stud too what he was really he was like a just a good looking

dude so he had no problem get women but it wasn't about women he was a state cop in pennsylvania

i went to college with the guy and uh he told me a story where he was driving down

the road. And he's a huge aerospace fan. And he saw this car with that aerospace bumper sticker

on and had never seen that version of it and just loved the bumper sticker. Oh, he's at work. He's in

his patrol vehicle. He's in his patrol vehicle. So he sees it and he runs the plate. He don't want

to follow the guy the whole way.

He runs the plate, found out where the guy lived.

And like the next day, he just knocked him the guy's door in his cop outfit.

Oh, you got to go in your civilian clothes.

Yeah.

Well, even then, and this is before.

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