Lest we forget, nigger Bolton is still quite niggerific! In typical apelike fashion, he was mysteriously handed another police chief position, where his graceful incompetency will shine. -- http://www.dallasobserver.com/blogs/?p=2030#more-2030 Terrell Bolton has a new job. Only, some folks in Georgia can’t figure out just how he got it. The selection of Terrell Bolton as the new police chief of DeKalb County, Georgia, has some folks in Atlanta scratching their heads — like, oh, Maureen Downey, a columnist for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. After all, Bolton wasn’t among the finalists recommended by “a seven-member committee of community leaders” appointed by DeKalb County CEO Vernon Jones to look for the next chief. Downey writes that it’s “not clear” exactly how they came to the conclusion that a chief responsible for a $5.6 million payout by the city of Dallas and a fake-drugs scandal would be the best man for the gig. As the son of a longtime DPD officer, I can honestly say this jive fool put the police department in a hole, not just with the city, but with its citizens as well. What made matters worse was the fact he could’nt take his firing “Like A Man” and instead went on a race tirade (at church nontheless) accusing everyone in city hall of being in collusion with the klan. I hope dekalb co. is happy with their mistake and go through the same mess we did here, only serves them right. -- ========== Whether speeding down a high rent district suburban street at nearly 100 MPH, or hiding out in his mansion of a house ( purchased on a public servant salary [!] ;) to evade a subpoena, NIGGER Bolton still manages to earn his deserved title perfectly and without fail. Besides his failure as a police chief, now he can add this failure to his { smile on his face ;} credits list. LOL! -- http://www.dallasnews.com/latestnews/stories/121703dnmetbolton.b327d.html After weeks of futility, city serves Bolton with subpoena Former Dallas police chief cheerily accepts papers at lawyer's office 07:10 AM CST on Wednesday, December 17, 2003 By DAVE LEVINTHAL / The Dallas Morning News Saying he has nothing to hide, Terrell Bolton strode into his lawyer's office lobby Tuesday, a smile on his face. "I understand you have something for me," the former Dallas police chief told Dallas City Marshal Joe Polino, a man who says he has spent fruitless weeks searching for, staking out and certified-mailing Mr. Bolton to serve him with a relatively routine subpoena. The men shook hands and patted each other's shoulders. Mr. Polino read the subpoena. Mr. Bolton took the document. And with that, Mr. Polino left the Uptown Dallas law office, declining to comment except to say of the fired chief, "We've always had a nice, warm, professional relationship." A relationship that, in recent weeks, has bordered on the bizarre. Mr. Polino contends that Mr. Bolton repeatedly avoided his deputy marshals, who attempted to serve him with the subpoena more than a half-dozen times. The subpoena involves a city employment hearing Thursday for a former Dallas police officer about whom Mr. Bolton says he knows little. On Dec. 3, Deputy Marshal Paul Hansen wrote in an internal memo that "Mr. Bolton was traveling between 80 and 100 mph" down a residential road in order to avoid him. Mr. Polino wrote a similar memo to Assistant City Manager Charles Daniels the same day, writing that "we have made numerous visits to his home on weekdays, weekends and at various times of the day. When we ring the bell, the occupants lower the TV but will not answer the door." --