Free Press and Cops Giving Orders
04-22-2009, 11:59 AM
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HA HA the guy from the police department says "this was a very unusual situation", yea unusual because it was caught on tape, other then that............
HA HA the guy from the police department says "this was a very unusual situation", yea unusual because it was caught on tape, other then that............
04-22-2009, 01:27 PM
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04-22-2009, 01:35 PM
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theres only one cop here who doesn't like me and he's a watercop, i got into an argument with him in front of his girlfriend and I just drove my boat away, he didn't do **** but he HATES me. the local cops here where I live are cool, I actually know the chief of police and he doesn't give a **** about giving tickets, that was until recently. Anyhow, I'm at west marine yesterday and the watercop comes in and I'm thinking oh **** here we go, the other guy that's in there ( i know him he's a rich guy with a great sense of humor) says "hey buddy are you on the clock" and the cop replies "yes I am, i've got some budget left and need to spend it" At this point I'm standing next to the guy talking to him and he says "So you're in here on my dime looking to spend more of my money, did you ever think about spending that money to teach kids water safety or outfit them with life jackets" the cop laughed, then the guy says "I'm not joking, I pay your salary and I deserve an answer, who should I speak to to get that answer" Now at this point i see ***** getting serious and the cop starts turning bright red, he says "I don't give a **** who you call" and walks out.
So now I think I'm associated with this dude, as well as my prior run in I prolly gotta watch out for this dude.
Sorry there's no moral to the story. If I don't see the guy that was giving him **** ever again I guess I'll know it didn't play out well for him LOL
So now I think I'm associated with this dude, as well as my prior run in I prolly gotta watch out for this dude.
Sorry there's no moral to the story. If I don't see the guy that was giving him **** ever again I guess I'll know it didn't play out well for him LOL
04-22-2009, 02:01 PM
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Originally Posted by phinsup' post='920878' date='Apr 22 2009, 11:35 AM
theres only one cop here who doesn't like me and he's a watercop, i got into an argument with him in front of his girlfriend and I just drove my boat away, he didn't do **** but he HATES me. the local cops here where I live are cool, I actually know the chief of police and he doesn't give a **** about giving tickets, that was until recently. Anyhow, I'm at west marine yesterday and the watercop comes in and I'm thinking oh **** here we go, the other guy that's in there ( i know him he's a rich guy with a great sense of humor) says "hey buddy are you on the clock" and the cop replies "yes I am, i've got some budget left and need to spend it" At this point I'm standing next to the guy talking to him and he says "So you're in here on my dime looking to spend more of my money, did you ever think about spending that money to teach kids water safety or outfit them with life jackets" the cop laughed, then the guy says "I'm not joking, I pay your salary and I deserve an answer, who should I speak to to get that answer" Now at this point i see ***** getting serious and the cop starts turning bright red, he says "I don't give a **** who you call" and walks out.
So now I think I'm associated with this dude, as well as my prior run in I prolly gotta watch out for this dude.
Sorry there's no moral to the story. If I don't see the guy that was giving him **** ever again I guess I'll know it didn't play out well for him LOL
So now I think I'm associated with this dude, as well as my prior run in I prolly gotta watch out for this dude.
Sorry there's no moral to the story. If I don't see the guy that was giving him **** ever again I guess I'll know it didn't play out well for him LOL
yeah i have a whole group of friends in the same boat, err car. this is why i stay home...
04-22-2009, 02:24 PM
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Originally Posted by j9fd3s' post='920879' date='Apr 22 2009, 03:01 PM
yeah i have a whole group of friends in the same boat, err car. this is why i stay home...
Really? I thought you stayed home because you were a hermit????
04-22-2009, 02:28 PM
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I'm really eagerly waiting for that first time when a cops "does something unusual" to a professional boxer or MMA fighter or even someone who just has mace or a tazer. The cop gets all crazy and the person, scared for their safety, drops him. Charges get pressed and a judge rules the cop fucked up and the civilian was just defending himself. That will be a good day for those against police brutality.
Hell, if an officer bound to protect public safety threatens it, why AREN'T you allowed to perform a citizens arrest? Isn't the whole idea of the 2nd amendment that if government officials get too power-hungry, you are always given the option of shooting them and starting a revolution? It's heavy **** but it seems perfectly scalable to power-hungry police who aren't punished by their superiors. No doubt that's why crazy cop tales are ever growing in number.
Hell, if an officer bound to protect public safety threatens it, why AREN'T you allowed to perform a citizens arrest? Isn't the whole idea of the 2nd amendment that if government officials get too power-hungry, you are always given the option of shooting them and starting a revolution? It's heavy **** but it seems perfectly scalable to power-hungry police who aren't punished by their superiors. No doubt that's why crazy cop tales are ever growing in number.
04-22-2009, 02:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Nateb123' post='920884' date='Apr 22 2009, 03:28 PM
Charges get pressed and a judge rules the cop fucked up and the civilian was just defending himself. That will be a good day for those against police brutality.
HA HA, you mean the guy gets the chair, cause that's how it would REALLY go down.