I will not add to the madness of this swine flu.  I simply will not. 
In other news your pals over at the NYPD are at it again, raping bitches and shit.  Good ole' CPR (Courtesy, Professionalism and Respect)...you be the judge

NYPD cops charged in rape of drunken woman they escorted home

KENNETH MORENO


FRANK MATA

BY Alison Gendar AND Dave Goldiner
DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITERS

Two city cops were charged Tuesday with raping a drunken woman they escorted home to her Manhattan apartment.

Officer Kenneth Moreno, 41, a 17-year NYPD veteran, raped the woman in her E. 13th St. apartment while his partner, Franklin Mata, 27, acted as a lookout and misled radio dispatchers, prosecutors said.

"(Mata) knew his partner was having sex with a semiconscious woman," Manhattan District Attorney Robert Morgenthau said.

The cops pleaded not guilty after surrendering at the lower Manhattan court house.

They face up to 25 years in prison on rape, burglary and official misconduct charges in the Dec. 7 incident.

Investigators say the woman's blood alcohol level was more than twice the legal limit, making her unable to legally consent to sex.

Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly said he rarely comments on cops accused of crimes, but wanted the public to know that the claims are a "shocking aberration" for the NYPD.

The cops denied the charges through their lawyers.

"Officer Moreno is eager to confront the evidence against him," said his lawyer, Stephen Worth.

Mata's lawyer, Edward Mandery, said his client "obviously denies the allegations."

Moreno and Mata were stripped of their guns and badges in December after the woman claimed she was raped when Moreno and Mata helped her into her E. 13th Street home in the early hours of the morning.

Mata, who investigators suspected stood guard while the assault took place, was placed on desk duty with the NYPD's fleet services while the investigation was underway. Moreno was reassigned to administration duties at a Queens courthouse.

The cops met the woman after answering a 911 call from a cab driver who said a passenger had thrown up in his car and did not have money for the fare.

Video surveillance shows the officers helping the visibly intoxicated woman into her building at 1.10 a.m.

They are seen leaving her apartment about seven minutes later, but returned a second time for 17 minutes at about 2.50 a.m.

They then return a third time just before 3 a.m., with a key, and stay inside the building for 34 minutes.