Law Enforcement - The Good, The Bad, The Ugly.....
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Re: Wreckless Pork
I had my first bad experience with a Cop on Friday, I wasn't even on my bike. Lots of construction going on around square; the pedestrian lights didn't seem to be working, I noticed a cop there by the lights but he didn't seem to be doing much. I crossed from one building to another, always in private property. When I got back the cop told me that he could charge me with Jaywalking and that the fine was up to $5000 dollars. I explained that i didn't think the lights were working and apologized for the infection, he keep going on and on, like he was waiting for me to say the wrong thing so he could charge me. He told me to walk to the next set of light and cross there, at this time one of the contraction works walked a young lady across the street, in the same exact area the cop just told me I wasn't allow to cross, I look at him and his answer was "He is a dumb construction worker, he doesn't know any better". He really got under my skin, complete power trip.
I lost some respect for the police that day.
I had my first bad experience with a Cop on Friday, I wasn't even on my bike. Lots of construction going on around square; the pedestrian lights didn't seem to be working, I noticed a cop there by the lights but he didn't seem to be doing much. I crossed from one building to another, always in private property. When I got back the cop told me that he could charge me with Jaywalking and that the fine was up to $5000 dollars. I explained that i didn't think the lights were working and apologized for the infection, he keep going on and on, like he was waiting for me to say the wrong thing so he could charge me. He told me to walk to the next set of light and cross there, at this time one of the contraction works walked a young lady across the street, in the same exact area the cop just told me I wasn't allow to cross, I look at him and his answer was "He is a dumb construction worker, he doesn't know any better". He really got under my skin, complete power trip.
I lost some respect for the police that day.
Heaven forbid....
Graves
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Re: Wreckless Pork
Rushing them?? LMFAO!!!! See my sig.... How about you guys stop getting your panties in a bunch over what happens in the states all the time you live in Canada.
You couldn't catch a beat up Crown Vic? News flash they're not fast, they're not super charged, no turbo's, they're POS V8's that run 20hrs a day on watered down 87... Unless you and your homiezzz HOOD are on Gangsta 125's you're full of ****.
Rushing them?? LMFAO!!!! See my sig.... How about you guys stop getting your panties in a bunch over what happens in the states all the time you live in Canada.
You couldn't catch a beat up Crown Vic? News flash they're not fast, they're not super charged, no turbo's, they're POS V8's that run 20hrs a day on watered down 87... Unless you and your homiezzz HOOD are on Gangsta 125's you're full of ****.
Re: Wreckless Pork
You weren't there. You don't know what the situation was... road/weather conditions, traffic, ....van run off the road .....and make a plan with the guy he was riding with.
LMFAO!!!! see YOUR sig!
You weren't there. You don't know what the situation was... road/weather conditions, traffic, ....van run off the road .....and make a plan with the guy he was riding with.
LMFAO!!!! see YOUR sig!
87m6chris
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Re: Wreckless Pork
Yes the cops have a tough job sometimes but that's what they get paid for, $87,000 I believe is the base pay and that can be doubled easily with court time and and pay duty, not bad for someone with grade 12.
This is not a black and white argument. The older I get the more I see the slipping of integrity in the force.
And as far as the cops being more accountable, just look at the G20. Hundreds of citizens detained, assulted,
threatened, some beaten severely and only 2 officers charged and only because of photographic evidence that was denied by all of the other cops.:bs:
He didn't make a SILLY turn, he made a dangerous U turn and could have easily caused serious harm to the family in the van.
Yes the cops have a tough job sometimes but that's what they get paid for, $87,000 I believe is the base pay and that can be doubled easily with court time and and pay duty, not bad for someone with grade 12.
This is not a black and white argument. The older I get the more I see the slipping of integrity in the force.
And as far as the cops being more accountable, just look at the G20. Hundreds of citizens detained, assulted,
threatened, some beaten severely and only 2 officers charged and only because of photographic evidence that was denied by all of the other cops.:bs:
Royson
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Re: Wreckless Pork
Try 58k is base. Easily doubled? Lmao.
And most cops have university degrees and come to the job from the professions. Practically none are 18 year olds.
Try 58k is base. Easily doubled? Lmao.
And most cops have university degrees and come to the job from the professions. Practically none are 18 year olds.
Royson
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Re: Wreckless Pork
Can't speak to peel but the average Toronto recruit is 27 ish.
ok maybe 21yr, you should be in the peel region when they unleash the new recruits you would think these snotty nose little bastard wouldn't even be able to wipe there own arse
Can't speak to peel but the average Toronto recruit is 27 ish.
Re: Wreckless Pork
You should see the kids they have on the street in Vancouver. I guess they had a mass retirement. I honestly thought the police walking the street were civilian volunteers for local colleges they were that young.
You should see the kids they have on the street in Vancouver. I guess they had a mass retirement. I honestly thought the police walking the street were civilian volunteers for local colleges they were that young.
vkhamphi
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http://www.globaltoronto.com/video/index.html?releasePID=zuuo8Aau_SFzGBHin_WsjiDbcycF7rO0
So the officer that threatened the two guys with tazering their privates has now had a year off with pay, found a doctor to say it was his sugar levels due to diabetes.
If we, as citizens, commit crimes because of our diabetes, we don't get a year off with pay, we don't get forgiven for our crimes. Actually, we would even loose our licence since we aren't always in control anymore.
I think he should be fired, have to pay back his years wages, and loose his license due to his inability to maintain proper sugar levels.
What a crock!!!
So the officer that threatened the two guys with tazering their privates has now had a year off with pay, found a doctor to say it was his sugar levels due to diabetes.
If we, as citizens, commit crimes because of our diabetes, we don't get a year off with pay, we don't get forgiven for our crimes. Actually, we would even loose our licence since we aren't always in control anymore.
I think he should be fired, have to pay back his years wages, and loose his license due to his inability to maintain proper sugar levels.
What a crock!!!
87m6chris
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Re: Wreckless Pork
Let me rephrase taking into account your objections, that way we can both be happy.-
These well educated under paid but dedicated public servants who have sworn to uphold the law, deliberately lied about their knowledge of the identity of a fellow public servant to keep him from being charged with the obviously illegal beating of an innocent citizen after he was too cowardly to step forward himself.
There, so now that's settled.
So since you have only objected to my numbers (pay and age) I can assume you agree with my other points.
Let me rephrase taking into account your objections, that way we can both be happy.-
These well educated under paid but dedicated public servants who have sworn to uphold the law, deliberately lied about their knowledge of the identity of a fellow public servant to keep him from being charged with the obviously illegal beating of an innocent citizen after he was too cowardly to step forward himself.
There, so now that's settled.
Re: Wreckless Pork
Let's kick off the summer early with this week's Beatdown Link.
http://www.aclu-nj.org/theissues/policepractices/thesettlementprojectcitize/day5calvcityofnewark.htm
Sara Lesende's case was settled yesterday. 2.7M judgement.
Let's kick off the summer early with this week's Beatdown Link.
http://www.aclu-nj.org/theissues/policepractices/thesettlementprojectcitize/day5calvcityofnewark.htm
Sara Lesende's case was settled yesterday. 2.7M judgement.
Graves
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Re: Police State Canada 2010 and the G20 Summit
Then maybe you're not mature enough to be getting married. Or are you planning on putting your wedding photos on Facebook and dubbing them WedDing pHOtoZZZ.......brapppppp!!!!
I just found out that i have a cousin close to my age who's a Toronto cop! Never met the guy, but he's going to be at my wedding next month.
Not sure how i feel about that.
Then maybe you're not mature enough to be getting married. Or are you planning on putting your wedding photos on Facebook and dubbing them WedDing pHOtoZZZ.......brapppppp!!!!
