Officer Salvatore Rivieri of the Disgraced Baltimore Police Department was Fired and it is a Sad Day for us all

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Officer Rivieri Fired From The Baltimore Police

August 26, 2010 – 10:05 pm




When I woke up this morning, I thought it would be another beautiful day here in Southern California with the sun beaming and the birds chirping. Who would have thought that it would be quite the opposite? Today sucks because as I was skimming through the newspapers for informative current events, it came to my attention that one of my all time hero figures was relieved of his position as a crime stopper. That’s right, Officer Salvatore Rivieri of the disgraced Baltimore Police Department was fired and it is a sad day for us all. It is like when your favorite teacher was laid off because he had a special relationship with one of his students. It’s the equivalent of when Spider-Man was no longer needed in New York City. Rivieri is no longer needed and the city of Baltimore will soon regret it.
So in response to this firing, I’m sure there will be an overflow of job opportunities offered to Mr. Rivieri. I myself have my own suggestions of where his services may be better appreciated.




Since we already know that Rivieri can manhandle children, I’m willing to bet he can manhandle a delicious summer time snack so that is why I think he would be great at COLDSTONES where it takes a certain skilled master to carefully carve out the perfect ice cream treat.




Rivieri would also prosper as a heavy metal/hessian singer for a really rockin band. Did you hear his pipes continually magnify as he was yelling that little kid down? Most DEATH METAL bands would kill (literally) to have that kind of range.




And finally, I believe he would do great as a male escort, but not just any male slut, but the first ever male prostitute working at the world famous BUNNY RANCH in Nevada. With worldwide recognition as the toughest guy on the streets, girls (and possibly men) would come from everywhere to peep (and be peeped) by the big and strong Officer Rivieri.

These are just some of my suggestions to a man who completely personifies a hero. Thank you for your service Officer Rivieri.

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This is why this fat slob got busted. No wonder people want to blast pigs like this. :>(

4 1/2 million you tube hits.
Everytime he walks down the street, I bet somebody points at him and laughs.

u can get killed for skate boarding in baltimore?.....i'm not from baltimore so what does 'are you from the county mean'?....what a dick....the last few snippets u hear him ask one of the other kids if he has his camera on.."cuz if i find myself on you-"..then it cuts out...well i guess you are on youtube prick...doesn't every 14 year-old come up with an attitude towards authority...?..he musta missed that day of child psychology in training....

Just read where he's appealing the firing, he's got the union backing him.
Alas, looks like he may get reinstated.

what a piece of shit, but not surprising. another guy who peaked in high school.

piece of shit pig!!!

disgrace to men in uniform

Why isn't this fucking disgusting piece of shit pig in jail? I think we can all understand how he could get mad at a punk kid but he assaulted a kid and stole his skateboard. Do cops have special reasons to confiscate people's things like this and throw them to the ground?

I hope he gets put in jail but we all know that won't happen because pigs get special considerations.

Typical shithole Baltimore City, one step away from being a war zone. As one of Baltimore's Citys finest told me, the 2nd most corrupt police force in the U.S. behind New Orleans.

And we only hear about the very few incidents that are filmed. This shit happens everyday multiple times. The vast majority of cops suck.

um, yeah it's awful..but is it really worth a termination..think he gets suspended a month..not getting fired. Heck in ny city they do much worse and keep their jobs

Brutal....

hockey8799 said:

um, yeah it's awful..but is it really worth a termination..think he gets suspended a month..not getting fired. Heck in ny city they do much worse and keep their jobs

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This isn't the first incident this Pos has been involved in.
I'd say it's steroid rage, but looking at this guy he's too fat.

Ha, and you guys thought The Wire was just a show.

This guy ain't half as bad as most.

Rivieri definitely went too far in the vid, but that kid may have needed a foot in his ass. I would never call an officer "dude", and I'd never try to tussle with a cop if he's trying to get something out of my hands. You may not like the cop as a person, but you gotta respect the fact that he's a cop.

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So calling a cop a dude justifies a neck lock, throw down to a 14 year old to the pavement?

The man is not police officer material, plain and simple.

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So calling a cop a dude justifies a neck lock, throw down to a 14 year old to the pavement?

The man is not police officer material, plain and simple.

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You obviously skipped the first sentence of my post.

unreal a guy like this is a cop, kid didnt do anything to get tossed around

Officer is lucky kids were white, otherwise he's have no shot of getting job back or anyone standing by him...

here is a new one just today:
http://saratogian.com/articles/2010/08/31/news/doc4c7c6db799e4d046201471.txt

Video alleged to depict Troy police beating RPI student (with video)


Published: Tuesday, August 31, 2010

By DAVE CANFIELD, For The Saratogian
TROY — A disturbance on 15th Street early Sunday ended with what eyewitnesses called the beating of a Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute student by police — an incident now making the rounds on the video website YouTube.

The fuzzy video purports to depict an altercation between Troy police officers and Luis M. Lluberes, 21, who was subsequently arrested for disorderly conduct, harassment and resisting arrest. Police reports indicate Lluberes was among a group of men in a fight that police were attempting to break up around midnight when Lluberes allegedly pushed Officer Brandon Cipperly with two hands, triggering an altercation with police that ended with his arrest.

The incident was witnessed by members of an RPI fraternity who claim they saw an officer strike Lluberes in the head repeatedly with a baton.

Police Chief John Tedesco said accusations of brutality are baseless and noted the poor quality of the video, which he said he reviewed along with all related police reports.

“I can’t make out anything in the video. I can’t even tell that they’re Troy police officers,” he said. “At this point, we are standing behind the actions of the officers.”

No complaint has been filed with the department, and while Tedesco said he is personally looking into the incident, no official investigation is under way.

Lluberes, a native of Guilford, Conn., who resides at 22 Detroit Ave., declined to discuss the specifics of what happened on the night on question.

“At this time I feel I can’t make comments regarding what happened Saturday night. I am very upset about the whole ordeal and hope that what happened that night does not get skewed as more people start hearing the story,” he wrote in response to an inquiry made through the social networking site Facebook.

He said he would be seeking legal advice and is embarrassed about the whole ordeal.

“I am trying my hardest to keep this event low-key so that the outcome is a fair and just one,” Lluberes wrote.

The video was filmed by Nicholas Nigro, an RPI student and a member of Sigma Phi Epsilon. At the conclusion of the 94-second video, a police officer approaches the camera and appears to close a door on Nigro, who protests and says he is standing inside his own house.

“Get in your house. Goodbye,” the officer can be heard saying.

Nigro, 25, was subsequently arrested and charged with disorderly conduct and possessing an open container, which are both violations that resulted in a ticket being issued. Tedesco said the disorderly conduct count was for “failure to disperse” as ordered by an officer.

Dillon Mysliwiec, a member of Nigro’s fraternity, said the officers were beating Lluberes with their batons — including several strikes to the back of the head — and left a trail of blood on the sidewalk they later washed up.

Lluberes, however, declined medical treatment once taken to the Troy police station, according to reports filed by the officers on the scene.

Sgt. Terry Buchanan, the police department’s spokes-man, said procedure calls for using a baton to achieve “the minimum force necessary to affect an arrest” or to protect the safety of officers or bystanders.

Officers are required to file separate reports when force is used, Tedesco said, and upon review of those reports he concluded that the officers acted appropriately in dealing with a person he said was intoxicated and violent.

“The officer appropriately defended himself,” Tedesco said.

He said it took at least three officers to subdue Lluberes, who he said “put up quite a fight” and attempted to take a baton from an officer. He would not name the officers involved, but the arrest report for Lluberes indicates the arrest was made by officers Cipperly, Charles Castle, William Fitch and Justin Ashe.

A YouTube video allegedly depicts officers attacking Luis M. Lluberes:



Troy’s police chief discusses when officers should use violent force: