Law Enforcement - The Good, The Bad, The Ugly.....

Who was in the wrong?

  • Cop

    Votes: 23 20.7%

  • Dude who got shot

    Votes: 33 29.7%

  • I like turtles

    Votes: 55 49.5%
  • Total voters
    111
Re: Montreal cyclist fined for warning others about police spot check

Every time I read this thread I get depressed.
 
Re: Montreal cyclist fined for warning others about police spot check

Don't smoke it. Bake it! :D
 
Correct. It is not necessary to even charge you in ontario to steal your stuff.
 
Shaman said:
Correct. It is not necessary to even charge you in ontario to steal your stuff.
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We can thank Michael Byrant for that. That POS is doing work for the Colalition for Gun Control now.
 
Shaman said:
Informant plants drugs in smoke shop, get caught by shop surveillance tape.

http://www.dailygazette.com/news/2013/jul/23/scotia-smoke-shop-owner-may-sue_wv/
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Fixed it for you.

Informants often get paid for information leading to arrests, which could easily be the sole motivation in this case. There's nothing in the article that even suggests police sent him in there to plant the drugs. That they maybe didn't follow strict protocol is potentially an issue (I don't know what their protocol is nor if he was even sent into the shop by police or, rather, went in on his own accord), but IF that's the case, it's one of oversight rather than the intention you're eluding to.
 
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Re: A nice durham cop... and the story behind it

AGAVE said:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WDBZr4ie2AE

They just love shooting dogs!

So the guy gets arrested for....i don't know what.
The dog jumps out to protect his master, doesn't even attack any cops, and the cowards shoot him. Fantastic work.
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I'm not the most affectionate towards animals, but this in the video was just about the most horrible thing I've seen in a long time :(

Here's how the police acts in Sweden when you attempt to film them with a camera:

http://www.wimp.com/swedenpolice/
 
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Corsara said:
I'm not the most affectionate towards animals, but this in the video was just about the most horrible thing I've seen in a long time :(

Here's how the police acts in Sweden when you attempt to film them with a camera:

http://www.wimp.com/swedenpolice/
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The cops in that video have been pulled from regulr duties... for their own safety.
That dog wasn't a threat.
Too many cowards with badges!!!!!!!!
 
Re: A nice durham cop... and the story behind it

Wow, that cop forum is something else.

Here's a short excerpt when a fellow officer defends the writing of the ticket.

Word such as "minor things like speeding i would NEVER write up a fellow LEO" came up very often.

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Treasure Coast LEO wrote:I know Trooper Smith very well and in my opinion, she is one of the best! Her uniform is consistently squared away and I have personally learned a great deal from her. I’ve backed her up on stops and know where she draws the line. So, with that in mind, my guess is you were clipping along at 100 or above on Florida’s’ Turnpike. As you showed your silly badge expecting a free pass for idiotic behavior, the Trooper handed you a citation while you displayed a stupid *** look wondering what just happened. Carry on cry baby and go pay your St Lucie ticket. Better yet, take the case to court and tell Magistrate Schwab that she must have stopped the wrong car because you’re an LEO and the law doesn’t apply to you. After which, come back her and let us know how that worked out for ya. Big Baby!
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Yourself and Tpr. Smith are pieces of crap. I'm glad that my zone partners aren't as stubburn as you two. I could care less if an LEO is doing 170 mph on the 821, they will get away with a warning. I'll let them learn how to drive more responsibly on their own. I didn't get this job to police the police and I am not a supervisor.

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Agreed! More than 25 years with FHP and I am proud to say that I have never written another PO. It isn't about them being above the law, it's about giving a fellow LEO a break on something that is not that critical.
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So basically HTA 172 RUINS your ****ing life here and down south LEOs think of fellow LEOs doing the same as not critical....
 
Re: A nice durham cop... and the story behind it

So basically HTA 172 RUINS your ****ing life here and down south LEOs think of fellow LEOs doing the same as not critical....
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All these arguments I've been in on GTAM and maybe all I had to do was show people what cops are really like - in their own words.

This *IS* what cops are really like.
 
Re: A nice durham cop... and the story behind it

That cop forums is just big WOW. Most of them think that there are no laws for them.
I also know that firefighters get away most of the time by flashing their wallet badge.
My buddy who's in Canadian Armed Forces got away without a ticket by showing his army photo card before.
 
Re: A nice durham cop... and the story behind it

nikiter said:
That cop forums is just big WOW. Most of them think that there are no laws for them.
I also know that firefighters get away most of the time by flashing their wallet badge.
My buddy who's in Canadian Armed Forces got away without a ticket by showing his army photo card before.
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yeah. Your comment about Fire Fighters is incorrect. But thankyoucomeagain.
 
Re: A nice durham cop... and the story behind it

A lot of it is they are all public servants it is a brotherhood thing. this is what my fire chief buddy tells me, but hey you would now better than me for sure.
 
Re: A nice durham cop... and the story behind it

infernobuster said:
yeah. Your comment about Fire Fighters is incorrect. But thankyoucomeagain.
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And I'm comming again. Good buddy is a fire fighter in Guelph, his badge let him off.
My co-worker is one of those volunteer fire fighters up north where he has his cottage with the badge in his wallet.....yep, that helped him not get a ticket.
But good thing on you if you don't flex your badge.
 
Re: A nice durham cop... and the story behind it

nikiter said:
And I'm comming again. Good buddy is a fire fighter in Guelph, his badge let him off.
My co-worker is one of those volunteer fire fighters up north where he has his cottage with the badge in his wallet.....yep, that helped him not get a ticket.
But good thing on you if you don't flex your badge.
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Wow. You gave 2 examples of FF's of getting let go of the thousand who work the job.

Just ask the FF who recently had his truck taken under "172" while in uniform.
I guess you dont recall the Fire Chief who had his vehicle taken from him on the 401 while enroute to fire fighter funeral.

I could go on, but i wont.
 
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