Crybabies

From the LVRJ: Several civilian members of the Las Vegas police department’s Use of Force Board, including the co-chairman, quit in protest Wednesday in the wake of the sheriff’s decision to save officer Jacquar Roston’s job.
Robert Martinez, 57, resigned in a letter to Clark County Sheriff Doug Gillespie. He said the department’s internal process for reviewing officer-involved shootings was “flawed.”
“I am saddened by what I feel is your inability to maintain the integrity and credibility of the Critical Incident Review Process,” Martinez wrote. “I can no longer support the Department’s consistent effort to minimize openness and transparency.”
Four other civilian members of the board also quit Wednesday: Glenn Rinehimer, Sandra Eddy, Jay Shafritz and Miriam Rodriguez, according to Martinez. Shafritz and Rodriguez both sat on Roston’s Use of Force Board.
Shafritz, a three-year veteran of the Use of Force Board, told Gillespie he could no longer serve “in good conscience.”
“I find your lack of support to be troubling,” Shafritz wrote in his resignation.
Martinez said members of the Use of Force Board that reviewed Roston’s shooting were given investigative files containing comprehensive background information and employee interviews.
“With all these facts and opinions as evidence, you decided to set that information aside and render a decision that again supports the employee and ignore the conclusions of members of the civilian population specifically assigned to scrutinize these matters,” he wrote.
In April the board recommended Roston, who shot an unarmed man in the leg last year, be fired. Roston was abrasive and unapologetic for his actions during his review and said he wouldn’t change how he handled the incident. 
But during his pre-termination hearing a month later, Roston changed his tune and took responsibility for his actions. That board recommended a week-long suspension, and Gillespie agreed with them.  http://www.reviewjournal.com/news/crime-courts/use-force-board-co-chair-resigns-cites-gillespies-decision-save-officers-job
Sorry, but these members of the board knew beforehand that there was a chance that the Sheriff could overrule them, and in this case, the Sheriff did.
But apparently these crybabies have decided that their word is as good as God's and they should have the final say in the matter.  But another board had a different opinion- so if the Sheriff went against them, should that board have resigned in protest?
So, goodbye, crybabies and don't let the door hit you in the butt.