Achille Currado

and they wouldn't do it because they didn't want it probably didn't want anything on this kid's file because his dad was like in internal affairs whatever so omar eventually with dan axford who's the uh association uh administrator at the time the union administrator was sitting there and almost says okay look if you don't we're going to file a grievance blah blah blah so long story short

this inspector says to Omar says, Well, if you file this grievance, you're going to win the battle, but you're going to lose the war, which means hey, your career is done. Right? So Omar is like, screw you guys, I'm gonna, I'm gonna file the grievance files the grievance.

this inspector says to Omar says, Well, if you file this grievance, you're going to win the battle, but you're going to lose the war, which means hey, your career is done. Right? So Omar is like, screw you guys, I'm gonna, I'm gonna file the grievance files the grievance.

this inspector says to Omar says, Well, if you file this grievance, you're going to win the battle, but you're going to lose the war, which means hey, your career is done. Right? So Omar is like, screw you guys, I'm gonna, I'm gonna file the grievance files the grievance.

He also files a human rights complaint, sues the department because they're not, you know, doing anything, they actually racially profiled him, and they're supporting this. And long story short goes, they end up settling with him. It was in the paper, you can read the newspaper report in the paper and stuff. And they end up selling him with him out of court.

He also files a human rights complaint, sues the department because they're not, you know, doing anything, they actually racially profiled him, and they're supporting this. And long story short goes, they end up settling with him. It was in the paper, you can read the newspaper report in the paper and stuff. And they end up selling him with him out of court.

He also files a human rights complaint, sues the department because they're not, you know, doing anything, they actually racially profiled him, and they're supporting this. And long story short goes, they end up settling with him. It was in the paper, you can read the newspaper report in the paper and stuff. And they end up selling him with him out of court.

And this is my point with that is that whenever something happens at the department, and you know, they racially profile their own officers or somebody else, or they do somebody, they just do whatever they want. Another friend of mine that was charged, these officers are lying on the stand. He was, he was an officer as well. They lie on the stand. The judge says that they're lying on the stand.

And this is my point with that is that whenever something happens at the department, and you know, they racially profile their own officers or somebody else, or they do somebody, they just do whatever they want. Another friend of mine that was charged, these officers are lying on the stand. He was, he was an officer as well. They lie on the stand. The judge says that they're lying on the stand.

And this is my point with that is that whenever something happens at the department, and you know, they racially profile their own officers or somebody else, or they do somebody, they just do whatever they want. Another friend of mine that was charged, these officers are lying on the stand. He was, he was an officer as well. They lie on the stand. The judge says that they're lying on the stand.

And nothing happens to them. Because as long as you're doing the bidding of the administration, you get away with whatever you want. So Omar settles. And I remember having a conversation with him. He's like, Oh, man, we're gonna settle, you know, the chief at the times I shook his hand and said, Oh, that's not gonna affect your career. Don't worry about it.

And nothing happens to them. Because as long as you're doing the bidding of the administration, you get away with whatever you want. So Omar settles. And I remember having a conversation with him. He's like, Oh, man, we're gonna settle, you know, the chief at the times I shook his hand and said, Oh, that's not gonna affect your career. Don't worry about it.

And nothing happens to them. Because as long as you're doing the bidding of the administration, you get away with whatever you want. So Omar settles. And I remember having a conversation with him. He's like, Oh, man, we're gonna settle, you know, the chief at the times I shook his hand and said, Oh, that's not gonna affect your career. Don't worry about it.

Like, you know, don't listen to what the other inspector said to you. It's not going to affect it. Okay, so Omar, he applies, like a year later, I think, or a year or two later to become a sergeant. And, you know, the process to become a sergeant, They changed it. So there's an exam you write at the police college. There's an application you have to fill out. And then there's the interview.

Like, you know, don't listen to what the other inspector said to you. It's not going to affect it. Okay, so Omar, he applies, like a year later, I think, or a year or two later to become a sergeant. And, you know, the process to become a sergeant, They changed it. So there's an exam you write at the police college. There's an application you have to fill out. And then there's the interview.

Like, you know, don't listen to what the other inspector said to you. It's not going to affect it. Okay, so Omar, he applies, like a year later, I think, or a year or two later to become a sergeant. And, you know, the process to become a sergeant, They changed it. So there's an exam you write at the police college. There's an application you have to fill out. And then there's the interview.

And the interview is like the smallest part. So Omar probably maxed, I think he got the highest mark at the college on the test. And he probably maxed out on the application because they take into account like, you know, education. Omar had like an honors economics degree. Omar is a very articulate guy, one of the smartest guys I know. uh, new actually.

And the interview is like the smallest part. So Omar probably maxed, I think he got the highest mark at the college on the test. And he probably maxed out on the application because they take into account like, you know, education. Omar had like an honors economics degree. Omar is a very articulate guy, one of the smartest guys I know. uh, new actually.

And the interview is like the smallest part. So Omar probably maxed, I think he got the highest mark at the college on the test. And he probably maxed out on the application because they take into account like, you know, education. Omar had like an honors economics degree. Omar is a very articulate guy, one of the smartest guys I know. uh, new actually.

And, and you know, lateral transfers, what kind of experience do you have? So he goes into the interview and literally he could have probably like shit his pants in there and answer it. Only answer half the questions. He should have been promoted, but he does well on the interview. He thinks, and they don't promote him. And I told him, I said, look, man, they're not gonna promote you.