Got pulled over.....
I just got pulled over yesterday in Compton by a Sheriff. I knew he was following me. I was going down El Segundo/Alameda and he shined the light on me. I then covered my face cause it was bright. I made a left on a small street, by the way I was going to my cuz'n house in the CPT, he then made a U turn and went after me. I saw him coming but he didn't have his lights on. I just pulled over and then that's when he turned on his lights. I was really upset and he pointed the gun at me. He proceeded to search me and ask me stupid questions like "what are you doing here?", "Is this your car and how long have you had it?", he was being a *****. I had my blood boiling
after that. He then put me in back of the cop car and was searching my car. As soon as he got my wallet he pulled out my DL and my CPAT card(Certification of completing a Fire Dept Agility test). Then he's attitude completely changed asking me about the Fire Dept. He finally let me go. Then I asked why did he pull me over? I could tell he felt stupid stating "O ur license plate light in the rear was out and because of ur tinted windows!" WHAT???? I told him I dont have tinted windows. After him finding out I didn't have tinted windows he said "Be careful out here". What a waste of my time and lack of training on his part. Sorry if I bored you.lol. Venting..
Chris
Chris
Just curious.
If you think the cops were discourteous then bring it up to the W/C, file a complaint or see what there complaint policy is, there are different levels of complaints. My dept has one called ACR, dont remember what it actually means but basically you sit down with the officer with a supervisor present, its relaxed and basically you just vent. Dont turn it into a bitch session because that wont do any good but act cool and calm and you might see some benefits. My old partner when i first got on the job was like that, after a few complaints and a few ACR's he started calming down.
Also like it or not, scare tactics and intimidation are a big part of the job, its called command presence. It is drilled into you the minute you join the academy. It is used quite often and can often have very beneficial results. It can sometimes get people who are lying to fess up to what they did or did not do. At least do something more intelligent then say "**** the police" like most of the intelligent people on here.
This is very true though. There unfortunatly are way too many bad cops out there. However there are alot of cops who enjoy their jobs and take pride in their jobs. If anytime you encounter a cop, weather he is pulling you over or just passing you on the street, you stick to that "**** all cops" attitude, you will get an attitude from any cop you come across. Never in my life have I come in contact with an officer who did not return the respect that I showed him.
Chris

2nd... I agree with half of your statement... and the half that I agree with is the part where you talk about cops doing good things like protection against dirtbags, domestic violence etc...
3rd... In my personal opinion, cops in general that have REAL jobs are absolutely great guys/gals in the force to look up to and admire... It's the traffic cops that I despise and think they are the lowest scum of the earth... (not even going to elaborate my feelings on them... just trust me, I hate them with a passion)
4th... I've run into the OP's types of cops so many times its almost comical... but not surprising...
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Last edited by Soul TKR; Sep 2, 2008 at 11:44 PM.
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