I hate police!!
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From: Lost some where in the middle of the Ozark Mountains!
Originally Posted by Jditta
captain morgan, no this was the first time ive been pulled over for music, he didnt even write that in the ticket, just for the window tint, so it seemed to me like the music was an excuse to pull me over.
Or..... they could be looking for a truck that looks similar to your truck or person that fits your own description that was involved in an incident or something.
They are not obligated to give a reason or an excuse, that is just being courteous while he conducts business incase he is wrong. In the process, unfortunatly for you, you lost your gambel when you placed your bet by getting the tint, and you were in the wrong place at the wrong time, you got your ticket.
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From: Northern Louisiana
Yea, i have bad luck:o haha but it had to be one of the first few bc i have the only truck like that around here, thats why i got it. I live in chevy country, but proudly sport my f150
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From: Lost some where in the middle of the Ozark Mountains!
Originally Posted by Jditta
Yea, i have bad luck:o haha but it had to be one of the first few bc i have the only truck like that around here, thats why i got it. I live in chevy country, but proudly sport my f150
Thats was probably it then, he was a chevy guy.....
I was one of the first ones here to convert too. Our streets were dominated by chevy. Not so much now.....
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From: Lost some where in the middle of the Ozark Mountains!
Originally Posted by Jditta
I have had the quota tickets quite a few times, i know your feeling. And it is also nearing election time might have been a reason...
Ohh you beat someone to death with a tube sock????
Well if you'll vote for me and dont tell anyone I caught you then I'll look this way for a minute! ----->
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From: Ky
Originally Posted by CrAz3D
I'm not whining, I'm trying to explain my frustration with everything. While a few members here see it others do not.
I don't disagree that I was doing something wrong, I would just like my frustration to be understood. The police interrupted my night, questioned me, sent my drunk friends out on the road (officer asked if Friend A had anything to drink and whether or not Friend A said yes/no the officer told the friend to leave), and generally were obnoxious. I agree it could've been worse. But all I've learned from this experience is that I need to be sneakier about underage drinking and that I should never volunteer information to an officer.
So you are telling me that a perk of being a police officer is to get away with DUIs, speeding, running red lights, illegal passing, etc?
That's why people don't like/respect cops. Officers should be held to a HIGHER standard than regular citizens. I mean if a cop is no better than I am at obeying every detail of the law why should I inconvenience myself with staying at the speed limit or waiting another 20 days to drink in my own house?
Do Mint officials have the job perks of taking home a couple of sheets of $50's? No, because it's wrong.
I don't disagree that I was doing something wrong, I would just like my frustration to be understood. The police interrupted my night, questioned me, sent my drunk friends out on the road (officer asked if Friend A had anything to drink and whether or not Friend A said yes/no the officer told the friend to leave), and generally were obnoxious. I agree it could've been worse. But all I've learned from this experience is that I need to be sneakier about underage drinking and that I should never volunteer information to an officer.
So you are telling me that a perk of being a police officer is to get away with DUIs, speeding, running red lights, illegal passing, etc?
That's why people don't like/respect cops. Officers should be held to a HIGHER standard than regular citizens. I mean if a cop is no better than I am at obeying every detail of the law why should I inconvenience myself with staying at the speed limit or waiting another 20 days to drink in my own house?
Do Mint officials have the job perks of taking home a couple of sheets of $50's? No, because it's wrong.
I see you as a petty, whiney, little man. I bet you're the kid who sat in the corner and cried that no one would play with you at recess too. You think the world is so unfair to you for some reason, guess what it is unfair to EVERYBODY!! Get ready for a heart attack at 35 if you stress this much over everything as you do this. And get over yourself, no one expects officers to get away with things that citizens don't get away with.
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From: Your moms house
Originally Posted by harleyrider
Good, next time you get your house or truck gets broken into, or your mother/wife/gf is being followed/harrassed or for any reason you may have in the future of calling for a cops assistance, remember you hate us. One less call we'll have to handle!
I'm not an officer hater, but....that's a load crap right there.
If your car gets broken into, they make sure you call your insurance. Not much they can do.
My ex-wife was being stalked by two men one evening. They followed her all over town (Wal-Mart, Brookshires, the movie store, etc). Later that day, they were parked across the street from her house (in an empty lot). She got worried and called me.
I told her to call the cops. She said that she already did and they said they would dispatch someone. I told her to call again, I mean geeez. Anyway, 2 hours later, they drove by her house, but the guys were already gone. They didn't even stop to check on her.
My wife had her home broken into and they took EVERYTHING....even pictures. Police did nothing.
Now, I'm not hating, but .... I have to disagree with that.
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Originally Posted by jamzwayne
I'm not an officer hater, but....that's a load crap right there.
If your car gets broken into, they make sure you call your insurance. Not much they can do.
My ex-wife was being stalked by two men one evening. They followed her all over town (Wal-Mart, Brookshires, the movie store, etc). Later that day, they were parked across the street from her house (in an empty lot). She got worried and called me.
I told her to call the cops. She said that she already did and they said they would dispatch someone. I told her to call again, I mean geeez. Anyway, 2 hours later, they drove by her house, but the guys were already gone. They didn't even stop to check on her.
My wife had her home broken into and they took EVERYTHING....even pictures. Police did nothing.
Now, I'm not hating, but .... I have to disagree with that.
If your car gets broken into, they make sure you call your insurance. Not much they can do.
My ex-wife was being stalked by two men one evening. They followed her all over town (Wal-Mart, Brookshires, the movie store, etc). Later that day, they were parked across the street from her house (in an empty lot). She got worried and called me.
I told her to call the cops. She said that she already did and they said they would dispatch someone. I told her to call again, I mean geeez. Anyway, 2 hours later, they drove by her house, but the guys were already gone. They didn't even stop to check on her.
My wife had her home broken into and they took EVERYTHING....even pictures. Police did nothing.
Now, I'm not hating, but .... I have to disagree with that.
Sorry to hear that Bs man, pretty hard to entrust those you love to a higher power that places you as last priority. All i know is in Houston and the surrounding areas we have had very good luck with police showing up quickly and doing a great job. I know sometimes the city cuts the budget so much that officers have a very slow reaction time due to just being over worked.
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From: Your moms house
Originally Posted by scott1981
Jamz,
Sorry to hear that Bs man, pretty hard to entrust those you love to a higher power that places you as last priority. All i know is in Houston and the surrounding areas we have had very good luck with police showing up quickly and doing a great job. I know sometimes the city cuts the budget so much that officers have a very slow reaction time due to just being over worked.
Sorry to hear that Bs man, pretty hard to entrust those you love to a higher power that places you as last priority. All i know is in Houston and the surrounding areas we have had very good luck with police showing up quickly and doing a great job. I know sometimes the city cuts the budget so much that officers have a very slow reaction time due to just being over worked.
...and I can understand and respect that, but they didn't even stop to check on the ex after her call when they drove by....not that I care, and I know that sounds bad, but she's .... anyway.
What if something bad would have happened? Who would be at fault?
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From: Iowa
Originally Posted by PSS-Mag
I find it aggrevating when someone purposely and knowingly breaks a law, then when they get caught, they get aggrevated, act like they are better than the rest of us and for some reason so shouldn't have gotten a ticket like everyone else when they got caught!
What makes anyone think they are to good to get a ticket?
You BROKE THE LAW.
Now if you were issued a ticket, pulled over, arrested, ect. for NO REASON than that's another story.
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From: Colorado
It's pretty simple folks.
If you hate cops, don't break the law, and DEFINATELY DON'T call them if you ever get robbed, mugged, beat up, raped, etc...
Go whine *** elsewhere.
But that won't happen, will it.
No. When you need help, you'll call the police, and then whine *** when they don't show up fast enough or some other stupid crap like that.
Grow up. Police for the most part are overworked and underpayed. The stress of their job far exceeds most other occupations, and they rarely get a thank you. Go for a ride along with any metro unit on a hot summer weekend during the evenings, and see how long you would last.
If you hate cops, don't break the law, and DEFINATELY DON'T call them if you ever get robbed, mugged, beat up, raped, etc...
Go whine *** elsewhere.
But that won't happen, will it.
No. When you need help, you'll call the police, and then whine *** when they don't show up fast enough or some other stupid crap like that.
Grow up. Police for the most part are overworked and underpayed. The stress of their job far exceeds most other occupations, and they rarely get a thank you. Go for a ride along with any metro unit on a hot summer weekend during the evenings, and see how long you would last.