A brazen group of bad guys are running around. They broke into a marked police car stealing the rifle inside then used it to rob someone a couple of hours later.
A group of vagrants pool their money to buy dope. Sadly to their dismay the dopeman never shows up so two of the vagrants take the money and the other vagrant gets upset and actually calls 911 demanding a theft report. When I show up the vagrants are arguing over under $5. One of the vagrants I recognize. He used to hang out down in the south side. We arrested him for being drunk in the streets many times. I asked him what the hell was he doing up this side of town. He replied he was tired of me arresting him down there. "You keep f****** around with these people I'll arrest you on this side of town as well!"
While detained in the back seat of a patrol car a drug dealer is on his phone with his buddy. The in-car camera picks up the lively conversation that goes like this:
"Oh she won't find it dawg!" Then when she does find the stash of marijuana under the driver's seat, "aw man she found it! I'm so f*****!"
A man sporting Crip tattoos gets stopped on traffic and gives a fake name. He's rehearsed this story because last time he was detained he got away with it. However this officer was much more prudent and thorough and held onto him for an hour before finally finding out who he was and his two felony warrants.
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Ha! I've heard that knife story more than a few times over the years. It never flies.
Broke into a marked police car and stole the rifle out of it?
How the heck did that happen?
I see officers park all the time at the curb and in the parking lot when responding to a call at a house or apartment complex, and sometimes I can see that the officers don't have the cars in line of vision, so I wouldn't venture a guess as to whether it was the officer that was negligent.
I would suspect something like this has happened before. Isn't there something that would make it very difficult if not impossible for it to happen again?
Just unbelievable that someone was able to do that and there would be opportunity to do it.
There are many accounts of police brutality and abuse that are publish online and on printed media that further mar the reputation of the police force. But to you as an individual who is considering into joining the police force, it is really worthwhile to become a police officer.
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Every day is another report of police brutality. Why are so many cops such angry people? Must be hard getting through life and getting along with family when one rages at every challenge.
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