I Suck!!!!
I've met some very nice staties but it's been far and few. We need more of them and less of the majority.
Write my ticket, let me leave and they can get right back to pulling donuts out of their belly buttons and take their nap.
Dont bitch to us about how we complain if your getting let off, maybe if you caught the heat for the **** you pull without being let off like prince charming then you would know. What happens when you get stopped, does the cop powder his nose before he cracks a joke or two with ya? Your attitude will change when you have some degenerate swearing in your face.
All that **** running through your head and a cop yelling at you? Come on man, you tell me your gonna sit there and take it like flowers are growing outta your ***? We're only human and if 5 seconds of giving the cop some verbal abuse will give you some satisfaction then screw it, your gonna get screwed anyhow.
All that **** running through your head and a cop yelling at you? Come on man, you tell me your gonna sit there and take it like flowers are growing outta your ***? We're only human and if 5 seconds of giving the cop some verbal abuse will give you some satisfaction then screw it, your gonna get screwed anyhow.
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Professional curtesy is when people treat each other professionally. I understand that police officers don't know what they face with each stop or call they report to and I understand that they definately deal with a lot of idiots, liars, ********, ect. When a kid or a young guy get's pulled over for doing something stupid, and the officer cops a "hollier" than thou attitude (as like what is described here) then I have a problem with that. We ALL do dumb things (and don't tell me officer's haven't ever done stupid things before) and when we own up to the dumb things we did, it shouldn't make for **** like this. The fact is that the officer didn't act professionally when he got control of the situation. The fact is that he used his power to verbaly assult another human being, and if Griff were to have done that back, he would probably not be typing to us right now, but rather sitting and waiting for a bail hearing. Obviously, once the stop was made, and the possibility for the officer's safety was accessed and deemed to be of minimal danger, the officer should have had a cooler head. This shows that his training did not take over, unless he was acting, to allow for a cool situation.
Let's play a what-if scenario for a minute. Same stop happens, but cop pulls over an unknown drug dealer, but said perp doesn't have anything in the car and the only laws he's breaking @ this time are the ones that Griff was cited for, plus one that the officer does not know about, an illegally concealed weapon. Let's say the dealer plays it cool for a while, but he's a bit of a hot head too, and he knows the cop doesn't know he's packin'. Cop keeps running at the mouth and pushes the dealer's buttons. We possibly end up with a shootout right? Well, I know that could take one dealer off the street if we get into a shootout, but it could also put one cop in a flag drapped coffin, along with innocent bystanders, just because the officer didn't keep his cool. Which is better? I'll let yall be the judge.
I'm sure that you and Humvee can attest to the fact that the best officers and military men don't loose their cool, unless the situation is already in "breach" mode, at which point, all hell is breaking loose, and they are trying to resolve the situation by force as quickly as possible.
That's just how I see it. Treat people with respect, and most will treat you with respect back. MOST.
Some criminals are actually smart...believe that or not.
Hey, two tickets in less than six months, I learned I needed to slow down, and I wasn't even racing or anything, just drivin' along.
Hey, two tickets in less than six months, I learned I needed to slow down, and I wasn't even racing or anything, just drivin' along.
Quit shooting yourself in the foot man.






plan on it, just one of them days