Re: Former pig gets prison for child pornography


You really should lay off the police, after all they are the
reason prisoners are in a nice warm cell with free meals.
If they weren't protecting criminals, the criminals could well be
hanging from a tree, and probably with more hole in them than a screen
door. Society doesn't need their crap and shouldn't have to tolerate
it let alone support the bastards.




\On Thu, 31 Aug 2006 04:50:09 GMT, "_ G O D _" <DEMIGOD@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:



Former pig gets prison for child pornography . . . .

http://www.wtnh.com/Global/story.asp?S=5343537

A former Woodbury police officer has been sentenced
to four years in prison for child pornography.
Fifty-two-year-old Terrence Langin was sentenced
yesterday after pleading guilty to having thousands
of images of child pornography.
Langin was arrested last December after police say
they found more than 29-thousand images of child
pornography on computers and software at his home
in Watertown. Langin resigned from the police force.
The prosecutor says investigators zeroed in on
Langin after learning he traded pornographic
images of children in an Internet chat room.
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and other beneficiaries of the institutionalized slavery and genocide.

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