im glad my hometown cops arent like this
#21
07-03-2007, 11:07 PM
RE: im glad my hometown cops arent like this
ORIGINAL: Puck
You, sir, are an idiot! I could expandon thatbut I doubt you would understand too many more words.
ORIGINAL: frstplce1
Yea, watch this video and then wonder why so many cops are being killed? hmmmmmm....
ORIGINAL: bboi
142 law enforcement officers were killed in the line of duty last year, 94 have been killed in the line of duty so far this year. Yea in this case it was over reacting, the next case it could be his life.
http://www.njlawman.com/2002_line_of_duty_deaths.htm
142 law enforcement officers were killed in the line of duty last year, 94 have been killed in the line of duty so far this year. Yea in this case it was over reacting, the next case it could be his life.
http://www.njlawman.com/2002_line_of_duty_deaths.htm
#22
07-03-2007, 11:12 PM
RE: im glad my hometown cops arent like this
ORIGINAL: wsideshow
I hope your not a cop cause if you are you are a fine definition of a bad cop with comments like that,
As for the cops actions.It was right for him to be fired.As for pulling over you are within your rights to find a more populated/lighted area to pull over
ORIGINAL: bboi
You know what maybe you should be killed for that comment.
You know what maybe you should be killed for that comment.
As for the cops actions.It was right for him to be fired.As for pulling over you are within your rights to find a more populated/lighted area to pull over
#23
07-03-2007, 11:16 PM
RE: im glad my hometown cops arent like this
ORIGINAL: DThompson
Actually we have old cop cars around here that still look like cop cars with regular citizens driving them. SPot lights and all...
There was also a guy from my home town that was impersonating a cop in one of these cars with a store bought halloween costume pulling people over and robbing them at gunpoint.
I wouldnt blame her for being cautious
ORIGINAL: bboi
You know what maybe you should be killed for that comment. Like I said this particular officer over reacted. But put yourself in his place with the same facts I just gave you on your mind. This lady claims she didnt know that the SCHP officer in a marked SCHP car was an "actual officer"? Get the F*ck outta here. So once again put yourself in his place when approaching a car who has been evading you. By the way usually when cars are evading you they are either hiding **** or pullin out there gun.
You know what maybe you should be killed for that comment. Like I said this particular officer over reacted. But put yourself in his place with the same facts I just gave you on your mind. This lady claims she didnt know that the SCHP officer in a marked SCHP car was an "actual officer"? Get the F*ck outta here. So once again put yourself in his place when approaching a car who has been evading you. By the way usually when cars are evading you they are either hiding **** or pullin out there gun.
There was also a guy from my home town that was impersonating a cop in one of these cars with a store bought halloween costume pulling people over and robbing them at gunpoint.
I wouldnt blame her for being cautious
#24
07-03-2007, 11:21 PM
#26
07-03-2007, 11:51 PM
RE: im glad my hometown cops arent like this
ORIGINAL: frstplce1
At no point did I say "this video justifies cops getting shot."
I simply implied that actions such as this would give 'one' reason to do so. Wrong or right, it is reason.
At no point did I say "this video justifies cops getting shot."
I simply implied that actions such as this would give 'one' reason to do so. Wrong or right, it is reason.
Reason, are you crazy? sure it was wrong and im sure very scary for the lady, but cmon. So she gets a few scratches and cuffed and thats "reason" to kill someone? Maybe i'm missing something but thats insane logic in my book.
#27
07-04-2007, 12:34 AM
RE: im glad my hometown cops arent like this
I have heard several times of weirdos in costumes playing cops, in an old crown vic with some lights they got at aoputo zone, but I'm sure those weirdos would trigger an alarm really quick. If I was a chick and pulled over and things didn't check out or felt weird, I'd keep my doors locked and the window cracked, to try and see whats up, if the guy is legit, but thats an extreme. I immagine a perv would bail at that point, and a real LEO would set it straight. But driving for 8mi? C'mon, every second that a car doesn't pull over has got to be rocketing the LEO's blood pressure, thinking about what they're thinking. I don't think that to many LEO's pull a guy over and think...geez, this guy doesn't look like he'll shoot me.....
#28
07-04-2007, 04:30 AM
#29
07-04-2007, 11:07 AM
RE: im glad my hometown cops arent like this
that cop deserves a medal. that chick coulda had a bomb in her car or something and was just acting innocent. that was the state taking care of its road forcefully. thats the **** they pull in iraq with women and let what happens in britain happen here and the public would be beggin cops like him to stay on. besides, around here i know a cop who 3 weeks ago tazed a 52 yr old women at a traffic stop. either obey or the courtesies are gone lol.
#30
07-04-2007, 11:24 AM
