The executive director of the Fratenral Order of Police had some choice words about President Obama's remarks from Martha's Vineyard yesterday regarding the unrest in Fergyson Missouri. Jim Pasco reminded the president that the investigation into the shooting of Michael Brown is ongoing and that commenting on something when he doesn't have all the facts is wrong. The Hill: "I would contend that discussing police tactics from Martha's Vineyard is not helpful to ultimately calming the situation," director Jim Pasco said in an interview with The Hill. "I think what he has to do as president and as a constitutional lawyer is remember that there is a process in the United States and the process is being followed, for good or for ill, by the police and by the county and by the city and by the prosecutors’ office," Pasco added. Pasco harkened back to 2009, when Obama criticized a Massachusetts police officer for arresting Harvard...(Read Full Post)