Re: He's an ex cop, he's a mason, so.....
 

One boss I had many years ago was a grand master in the Masons, I was taken to court for criminal damage whilst removing a car from my private driveway. I thought it best to mention that I would be in court rather than he read it in the paper, he said "Pity it wasn't in my area, as I could of had that sorted for you"

Its true that the masons collect a lot of money for charity, but the few honest masons I know have made it quite clear that they get a lot more out than they put in. In the end consumers and companies pay increased prices to fund this charity along with a cut for the masonic members themselves.
We used to pay over inflated prices for products that were cr*p, just because another member on the square was selling them.

I have been asked by two different members to go along for functions, but have declined on both offers. I am perhaps a little too straight to get involved with the masons, at work I have spent over £500K on equipment within the last six months, every bit of the system has been bought because it was in my opinion the best unbiased choice. I have however been given the odd signal, and had a few good invites to try to clinch an order often by those on the square.

Re: He's an ex cop, he's a mason, so.....
 

A surprisingly light but appropriate sentence for this type of robbery ;)

Given that robbery these days seems to attract a harsher sentence than if you kill someone. :shrug:

Re: He's an ex cop, he's a mason, so.....
 

Re: He's an ex cop, he's a mason, so.....
 

Bound to be a lotta masons in the movie and music industry ;)

Re: He's an ex cop, he's a mason, so.....
 

He should have gone to prison as he abused the trust placed in him