You have got to be kidding me !!

snowchief

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It all comes down to accountability and it seems to me as if fewer people have that feature in life I see it first hand in my young children I watched my 4 year old knock over a present out of the van we were taking to xmas party he says I didn't do it I hollered at him told him it was fine just to be more careful he continued to throw a tantrum that he didn't do it. That's not happening in my house if you do something you take ownership of it and move on. With the cops there are good ones and bad ones I have ran into plenty of good ones around here but also deal with a few that have there head pretty far up in the clouds. Around here we don't have to worry about the big city issues but I wouldn't want to or hopefully never have to be in either one of there shoes the cops or the bad guys.
 

snobuilder

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Thugs in MKE shoot inocent kids with stray bullets a couple times a year....when that happens I guess they be calling the bad cops to come quick.

This just in....Fergusen's golden boy, Michael Brown did not have his hands up.
He was a thug.
 

ezra

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say what you will the last decent cop retired 20 yrs ago and was glad to get the **** out of the modern militarized f uck head system . all just little bitches who were picked on and now have something to prove
 

chords

Active member
WOWWWW ===== Have a little anger problem there , pal ? If your tough guy www image is who you are I bet you have an arsenal tuckered away ready to take on the world. Until the wife says enough.
 

ezra

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WOWWWW ===== Have a little anger problem there , pal ? If your tough guy www image is who you are I bet you have an arsenal tuckered away ready to take on the world. Until the wife says enough.

no arsenal . I don't have a anger prob just a prob with the modern state of the militarized police and the personality type it takes to be a modern cop. just take a good look at your local cops standing around the coffee machine at the gas stations this week then get back to me on who they think they are .
 

old abe

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say what you will the last decent cop retired 20 yrs ago and was glad to get the **** out of the modern militarized f uck head system . all just little bitches who were picked on and now have something to prove

ezra; I have to agree totally with the "militarized police" force thing now days. I had a cousin nearly beat to death years back by this type force. And while he was out tending his own business of farming. Totally innocent, and not involved in anything illegal. Local cops watched as they could do nothing to stop it. They knew him!!! Very hard to control this type action. And worse now than then!!! I agree on the "personality" part also. Tough guy/shaved head???
 
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frnash

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Militarized Police?

Militarized Police?
I guess I've been lucky, either 'cuz I haven't personally seen that, or 'cuz I haven't had a need for that.

However, in the afternoon on Dec 1 of this year, with a "breaking and entering of an occupied dwelling" (Mine!) in progress, I was definitely impressed to see the Phoenix PD heli-cop-ter hovering over the house within 20-30 seconds of my 9-1-1- call.

And the pair of Phoenix cops (1 male, 1 female) that arrived in an SUV in something less than 3 minutes certainly didn't fit that image; more like either Eagle Scouts or fresh out o ' the academy!

As I encountered the culprits in my back yard, the male culprit hastily pedaled his way down the alley on his bicycle while his ditzy bimbo accomplice first walked briskly down the alley in the opposite direction then brazenly returned to ask if she could fetch her purse, which she had left at the other end of the yard.

"Uh, no, but I'm sure you can recover it from the police, as I'll be sure to leave it with them," said Frank.
(P.S.: Cop discovered that said purse conveniently contained the female culprit's driver's license and who knows what else.)
 

snobuilder

Well-known member
Militarized Police?
I guess I've been lucky, either 'cuz I haven't personally seen that, or 'cuz I haven't had a need for that.

However, in the afternoon on Dec 1 of this year, with a "breaking and entering of an occupied dwelling" (Mine!) in progress, I was definitely impressed to see the Phoenix PD heli-cop-ter hovering over the house within 20-30 seconds of my 9-1-1- call.

And the pair of Phoenix cops (1 male, 1 female) that arrived in an SUV in something less than 3 minutes certainly didn't fit that image; more like either Eagle Scouts or fresh out o ' the academy!

As I encountered the culprits in my back yard, the male culprit hastily pedaled his way down the alley on his bicycle while his ditzy bimbo accomplice first walked briskly down the alley in the opposite direction then brazenly returned to ask if she could fetch her purse, which she had left at the other end of the yard.

"Uh, no, but I'm sure you can recover it from the police, as I'll be sure to leave it with them," said Frank.
(P.S.: Cop discovered that said purse conveniently contained the female culprit's driver's license and who knows what else.)

next time call 9-1-THUG
 

ezra

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next time call 9-1-THUG

last time I called 911 after catching some guy jacking off in my garage . it took 2 calls and 25min of me holding this guy by the neck up to a tree in my yard . they all came at the same time from 3 towns . btw my town is less than 6 mi across and I live 5 blocks from the cop shop . oh they were real tough when every cop from every town around rolled up together though .well they drove him home because he was a good kid or should I say a related kid .well 3 yrs latter when the Hennepin county choppers were flying around looking for a guy who was standing over a woman's bed when she woke up I knew exactly who it was. and I was correct I made sure to call the Hennepin county prosecutor with my story. he could not use it because there was no rescored of my incident. yeah good work boys
last kid I caught in my truck trying to steel tools I did not even call he got the message loud and clear

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that is what they told us after Vegas also . to bad there are so many cameras with clocks in Vegas to show the real display of police bravery what a joke
 
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Cirrus_Driver

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last time I called 911 after catching some guy jacking off in my garage . it took 2 calls and 25min of me holding this guy by the neck up to a tree in my yard . they all came at the same time from 3 towns . btw my town is less than 6 mi across and I live 5 blocks from the cop shop . oh they were real tough when every cop from every town around rolled up together though .well they drove him home because he was a good kid or should I say a related kid .well 3 yrs latter when the Hennepin county choppers were flying around looking for a guy who was standing over a woman's bed when she woke up I knew exactly who it was. and I was correct I made sure to call the Hennepin county prosecutor with my story. he could not use it because there was no rescored of my incident. yeah good work boys
last kid I caught in my truck trying to steel tools I did not even call he got the message loud and clear

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that is what they told us after Vegas also . to bad there are so many cameras with clocks in Vegas to show the real display of police bravery what a joke

Sounds like we have a guy that fractured a few laws in his life, had his share of encounters with cops, and now has an ax to grind with the "heat". (Move along - nothing to see here, folks)
You live in the state that voted for Mondale and Hillary - I'd suggest moving out of that liberal cesspool you marinate in.
 
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