-SA-cop-fired-for-feeding-fecal-sandwich- to homeless guy. Where’s the BEEF? Read the story, more importantly, where’s the evidence that this incident took place?  Crickets. No witnesses, and no victim.

So here it is, there may or may not have been a homeless person. The officer may or may not have spead shit between two pieces of bread. Are we talking like peanut butter or more like meat loaf? He placed the sandwich in a white plastic food tray, were there condiments? He put the tray down next to the sleeping homeless guy and left. The officer came across another officer some distance from the homeless guy. No indication that the second officer observed any part of the transaction. The second officer expressed disapproval and suggested that Luckhurst retrieve the sandwich.

Is officer Luckhurst a dipshit of the highest order? If McManus had a son, he’d look like Luckhurst.

This sweet thing snuck into town recently and we had a weekend to remember. She was ready to chuck the whole supermodel thing and settle down with me. But I set her free. At least I’m pretty sure that’s how it happened.  Prove otherwise.*

This is how liberals operate. It doesn’t matter if an event happened.  It is how it might be perceived in certain quarters that counts. The ultimate irony is that behavior that might condemn a subordinate is applauded when carried out on a grander scale by a superior.

Poor Officer Luckhurst tries to feed a shit sandwich to a single homeless guy and Chief McManus wants to fire him.  Chief McManus throws a buffet for the City Council, Press and citizens of San Antonio where the only thing on the menu is a shit sandwich

The fact remains SAPD has no evidence that the event occurred, Chief McManus has taken steps to fire the officer. Despite no independent confirmation McManus has decided that the officer’s word is good and it is reasonable to believe him. Is it reasonable to believe Chief McManus?

*Used for dramatic purposes, no super models were injured, inconvenienced, besmirched, or otherwise aware of the existence of the author, San Antonio or Texas.