Clanmember Relieved from officer duties [message #165019] |
Mon, 01 August 2005 15:04 |
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Jecht
Messages: 3156 Registered: September 2004
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First off, DO NOT REPLY IF YOU DONT READ THE LINK POSTED:
http://70.84.172.10/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtop ic&p=870&sid=d43ff8dd1cad8c1d080650b9f4e1790b#870
This pissed me off on so many levels. The just of it is:
-He saw girl going 90mph
-He put on sirens
-Girl sped up to 110mph
-when girl finally stopped He pulled out gun for protection just incase
-higher ranking officer shows up to the scene
-girl says she just did it because she had to go to the bathroom(nevermind everyone's safety)
-girl says she is getting a lawyer
-higher ranking officer relieves My clanmate for pulling out the firearm
-clanmate could spend time in prison now
I hope this lady speeds into a telephone pole, and doesnt walk away from it.
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Re: Clanmember Relieved from officer duties [message #165028 is a reply to message #165019] |
Mon, 01 August 2005 16:06 |
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Crimson
Messages: 7429 Registered: February 2003 Location: Phoenix, AZ
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That is beyond retarded... fired for pulling out his firearm? Police officers have a responsibility to protect our (civilian's) safety as well as his own. It's not like he even shot her. Should have tazed the bitch.
I'm the bawss.
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Re: Clanmember Relieved from officer duties [message #165531 is a reply to message #165019] |
Sat, 06 August 2005 01:37 |
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Goztow
Messages: 9738 Registered: March 2005 Location: Belgium
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General (5 Stars) Goztoe |
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Maybe the higher officer somehow "recognised" the girl as the daughter of his higher officer?
Anyway, somwhere the system is screwed if such things happen...
Also be careful with what people say. I knew sicker jokes than this before (not saying it is one, but it could be one)
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Re: Clanmember Relieved from officer duties [message #165994 is a reply to message #165019] |
Wed, 10 August 2005 18:41 |
flyingfox
Messages: 1612 Registered: February 2003 Location: scotland, uk
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Load of shit. The woman could have been pulling out a gun of her own, and if she had drawn he would have been unable to draw too without being shot. And she had sped away from him while speeding, ignored his requests to stop and was arrogant when apprehended? Bitch. All this political correctness and amount of criss-crossy rules on firearms have scewed the system if people are fired for this. what happened to the days of "bitch is speeding, stop bitch, gun out, fine her and point her license". now officers have to wonder whether or not it's ok to use a firearm.
the reason I think they should always have firearms and should always be ready to use them is that the offender might also have a gun or weapon they can make use of in a faster manner than the officer's reaction time to pull his or hers out. After all, what good is a police officer without a gun against someone with one? i think this is going beyond the scope of that story though.
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