10-17-2022, 09:47 AM
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Originally Posted By 401Delta⏩
You have quite the imagination. Also, can't really chase cars anymore, probably because of people like you. So if your car is ever stolen, enjoy the report, I'm sure eventually it'll run out of gas, and the teenage astronauts will just find another one to steal.Some people ITT are conflating being an ass hole with being a bad person.
I think most cops are ass holes, but I don't think they're bad people.
My favorite instance is whenever cops get into a high speed chase, how afterwards it's mandatory to beat the crap out of the guy as they pull him out of the car, regardless if he's resisting or not.
That there adrenaline rush.
I think most cops are ass holes, but I don't think they're bad people.
My favorite instance is whenever cops get into a high speed chase, how afterwards it's mandatory to beat the crap out of the guy as they pull him out of the car, regardless if he's resisting or not.
That there adrenaline rush.
10-17-2022, 09:51 AM
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Originally Posted By Dave22reborn⏩
Says the beat cop whose biggest accomplishment has been handing out parking tickets.You have quite the imagination. Also, can't really chase cars anymore, probably because of people like you. So if your car is ever stolen, enjoy the report, I'm sure eventually it'll run out of gas, and the teenage astronauts will just find another one to steal.
10-17-2022, 09:57 AM
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You'd be the same if you had to deal with the 68IQ retarded ppl of your community all day everyday for years.
Maybe its not the police that are bad, its the people
Maybe its not the police that are bad, its the people
10-17-2022, 09:57 AM
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Originally Posted By 401Delta⏩
Sure thing guy.......tell us more. Tell us how the big, bad suburban cop was mean to you and hurt your fragile, little feelings.Says the beat cop whose biggest accomplishment has been handing out parking tickets.
10-17-2022, 10:00 AM
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10-17-2022, 10:02 AM
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Phuck the po-lees
No justice no peace
Got me laid down in the middle of the street
No justice no peace
Got me laid down in the middle of the street
180 lb crew
Take chit and pis 165lb crew
Go to bed, wake up 173lb crew
Annoyed at eating whatever I want and not getting fat crew
Accidentally get fat crew
Back to 175lb the next day crew
10-17-2022, 10:02 AM
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Originally Posted By Vascularmanlet⏩
My buddy was always on guard or on edge waiting for chit to pop off, but are you generalizing or what?Anyone else noticed this? I've noticed when you talk to police officers they have a different type of body language and aura compared to the average person regardless of there personality.
One of the key things I've noticed is very strong eye contact which doesn't break, clear vocabulary with long pauses between sentences and when you speak to them you get a weird suspicious vibe it's kinda hard to explain.
Like I was talking to a group of off duty coppers recently at work and just from there overall movement, body language etc I could instantly tell they're cops.
Is this just natural to them or is it an act that becomes instinct?
One of the key things I've noticed is very strong eye contact which doesn't break, clear vocabulary with long pauses between sentences and when you speak to them you get a weird suspicious vibe it's kinda hard to explain.
Like I was talking to a group of off duty coppers recently at work and just from there overall movement, body language etc I could instantly tell they're cops.
Is this just natural to them or is it an act that becomes instinct?
All of them, or just these guys that visited you?
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10-17-2022, 10:46 AM
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Originally Posted By 401Delta⏩
Okay?Let's leave your mom out of this.
10-17-2022, 10:48 AM
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10-17-2022, 11:01 AM
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Originally Posted By Dave22reborn⏩
Cute that you'd deflect from 50% of what I wrote in my post (like handing out infractions for frivolous chit) but I guess that's expected.Sorry it took 3 hrs to show up to a theft joh, we were in a backlog because Tookie got shot in the head, then we had to deal.with a hostile crowd, and the whole district had to be on scene for it.
And does your stolen property have GPS on it??? How do you expect us to find it? Sorry but that's a 3C job, it's not really a priority, because there's other things going on.
As for a broken down car on the side of the road, probably can't help you with that either, because Ray Ray is slapping Shaniqua upside her head, loud screaming in the background.
And does your stolen property have GPS on it??? How do you expect us to find it? Sorry but that's a 3C job, it's not really a priority, because there's other things going on.
As for a broken down car on the side of the road, probably can't help you with that either, because Ray Ray is slapping Shaniqua upside her head, loud screaming in the background.
STORY TIME!
A number of years ago my dad had his truck stolen from his drive way. Thinking he was doing the right thing he called the cops and when they arrived (almost 6 hours later), and filed an incident report. They basically give him the schpeal that they'll most likely never find the car and they went on their way. A week passed with no word from the department so my dad takes matters into his own hands. He gets on Craigslist and lo and behold, sees they're trying to sell his truck, and they only live about 20 minutes away. My dad casually inquires about "his" car through email and eventually gets an address out of the guy, so late at night I drive with my dad to the place, we find the car and with his keys (because it's HIS car) just gets in and drives off with it. The next morning my dad calls the police department and tells them not to worry about his missing car because he got it back and when he explained the story to them they started lecturing HIM and threatening to fine/jail him for not letting the cops handle it. From that moment on my dad never bothers the cops for anything anymore.
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Dunno OP but noticed same thing. That said, groups of tradies buying breakfast rolls also have "command presence". Maybe it's just what happens in male dominated professions.
10-17-2022, 11:06 AM
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Originally Posted By Maestro⏩
that is a crazy story, well done dad!Cute that you'd deflect from 50% of what I wrote in my post (like handing out infractions for frivolous chit) but I guess that's expected.
STORY TIME!
A number of years ago my dad had his truck stolen from his drive way. Thinking he was doing the right thing he called the cops and when they arrived (almost 6 hours later), and filed an incident report. They basically give him the schpeal that they'll most likely never find the car and they went on their way. A week passed with no word from the department so my dad takes matters into his own hands. He gets on Craigslist and lo and behold, sees they're trying to sell his truck, and they only live about 20 minutes away. My dad casually inquires about "his" car through email and eventually gets an address out of the guy, so late at night I drive with my dad to the place, we find the car and with his keys (because it's HIS car) just gets in and drives off with it. The next morning my dad calls the police department and tells them not to worry about his missing car because he got it back and when he explained the story to them they started lecturing HIM and threatening to fine/jail him for not letting the cops handle it. From that moment on my dad never bothers the cops for anything anymore.
STORY TIME!
A number of years ago my dad had his truck stolen from his drive way. Thinking he was doing the right thing he called the cops and when they arrived (almost 6 hours later), and filed an incident report. They basically give him the schpeal that they'll most likely never find the car and they went on their way. A week passed with no word from the department so my dad takes matters into his own hands. He gets on Craigslist and lo and behold, sees they're trying to sell his truck, and they only live about 20 minutes away. My dad casually inquires about "his" car through email and eventually gets an address out of the guy, so late at night I drive with my dad to the place, we find the car and with his keys (because it's HIS car) just gets in and drives off with it. The next morning my dad calls the police department and tells them not to worry about his missing car because he got it back and when he explained the story to them they started lecturing HIM and threatening to fine/jail him for not letting the cops handle it. From that moment on my dad never bothers the cops for anything anymore.
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10-17-2022, 11:07 AM
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Originally Posted By Dave22reborn⏩
Wrong generation there bud. Don’t be mad I struck a nerve by speaking facts. Somehow the people with the lowest achievements magically gravitate towards law enforcement.Well guess what? Standards are being lowered, even physical standards because you zoomers are so pathetic, thst 75% of you were failing the run and sit ups portion.
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10-17-2022, 02:17 PM
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Originally Posted By Maestro⏩
Infractions like when people blow through a stop sign or a red light?Cute that you'd deflect from 50% of what I wrote in my post (like handing out infractions for frivolous chit) but I guess that's expected.
STORY TIME!
A number of years ago my dad had his truck stolen from his drive way. Thinking he was doing the right thing he called the cops and when they arrived (almost 6 hours later), and filed an incident report. They basically give him the schpeal that they'll most likely never find the car and they went on their way. A week passed with no word from the department so my dad takes matters into his own hands. He gets on Craigslist and lo and behold, sees they're trying to sell his truck, and they only live about 20 minutes away. My dad casually inquires about "his" car through email and eventually gets an address out of the guy, so late at night I drive with my dad to the place, we find the car and with his keys (because it's HIS car) just gets in and drives off with it. The next morning my dad calls the police department and tells them not to worry about his missing car because he got it back and when he explained the story to them they started lecturing HIM and threatening to fine/jail him for not letting the cops handle it. From that moment on my dad never bothers the cops for anything anymore.
STORY TIME!
A number of years ago my dad had his truck stolen from his drive way. Thinking he was doing the right thing he called the cops and when they arrived (almost 6 hours later), and filed an incident report. They basically give him the schpeal that they'll most likely never find the car and they went on their way. A week passed with no word from the department so my dad takes matters into his own hands. He gets on Craigslist and lo and behold, sees they're trying to sell his truck, and they only live about 20 minutes away. My dad casually inquires about "his" car through email and eventually gets an address out of the guy, so late at night I drive with my dad to the place, we find the car and with his keys (because it's HIS car) just gets in and drives off with it. The next morning my dad calls the police department and tells them not to worry about his missing car because he got it back and when he explained the story to them they started lecturing HIM and threatening to fine/jail him for not letting the cops handle it. From that moment on my dad never bothers the cops for anything anymore.
And I doubt your dad would get "fined" over what he did.
And once again, I'm sorry that it took so long, but you aren't the center of the universe, and there are other things going on.
10-17-2022, 02:18 PM
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Originally Posted By leoaa777⏩
So what should the standards be? Let's hear it.Wrong generation there bud. Don’t be mad I struck a nerve by speaking facts. Somehow the people with the lowest achievements magically gravitate towards law enforcement.
And many officers are former military, guess they're part of that low achievement group.
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