"She threatened to call a news crew and put a state trooper "on TV and ruin [his] life," according to a police report. She flailed her arms and screamed at State Police when they took her into custody."
Randi Goldklank had been on administrative leave.
Wouldn't you or I have gotten the taser at that point?
Remember Ms. Carol Anne Gotbaum?
No one does.
And note the sympathetic tone reserved for themselves and the elite class they protect (where's the Bilderberger coverage, MSM?).
Would you or I (or a Muslim, for God's sake) get the same "consideration" from the cops?
"Embattled Channel 7 manager resigns; In court, admits to drunken tirade at Logan Airport" by John R. Ellement and Don Aucoin, Globe Staff | June 14, 2008
The general manager of Channel 7 resigned yesterday after she admitted in a Boston court that she went on an alcohol- and prescription drug-fueled tirade at Logan International Airport in April.
Randi Goldklank did not speak to reporters after her brief appearance in East Boston Municipal Court, where she personally apologized to state troopers and agreed to refrain from abusing alcohol or drugs for a year....
As part of a plea deal, the cases against Goldklank were continued without a finding. If she stays out of trouble for a year, the charges of disorderly conduct and resisting arrest will be dismissed.
A third charge - assault and battery on a police officer - was dropped by Suffolk District Attorney Daniel F. Conley's office.
Goldklank wore a gray business suit and sunglasses and walked away from reporters in the company of Eisenstadt as they asked her questions.
Channel 7 had placed her on paid administrative leave after her April 20 arrest in which she threatened to call a news crew and put a state trooper "on TV and ruin [his] life," according to a police report.
She flailed her arms and screamed at State Police when they took her into custody after her Delta flight landed that Sunday night, according to the report. She had to be helped off the plane by two crew members, according to the report, and struck Trooper Gary Hodgdon in the chest, breaking the prescription glasses in his pocket.
Goldklank also wrote letters of apology to Hodgdon and Delta employees, but those letters were not made part of the public record."