owned by the cop lol
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OKay....if an individual wants to complain about being pulled over on the internet fine. Now for a law enforcement official to openly discuss a matter which should only be handled by the magistrate is truely tasteless and in my opinion disgusting. I think that kid should print out that thread and all the posts from the police officer and bring those to court. the police officer should be suspended reprimanded based on his unprofessionalism..
it's NOT his place to discuss matters on duty in a public fashion such as he has done....especially when the matter includes someone on that board.
it's NOT his place to discuss matters on duty in a public fashion such as he has done....especially when the matter includes someone on that board.
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Originally Posted by mike01civic
OKay....if an individual wants to complain about being pulled over on the internet fine. Now for a law enforcement official to openly discuss a matter which should only be handled by the magistrate is truely tasteless and in my opinion disgusting. I think that kid should print out that thread and all the posts from the police officer and bring those to court. the police officer should be suspended reprimanded based on his unprofessionalism..
it's NOT his place to discuss matters on duty in a public fashion such as he has done....especially when the matter includes someone on that board.
it's NOT his place to discuss matters on duty in a public fashion such as he has done....especially when the matter includes someone on that board.
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that thread just angered me cuz i hate people like that JM guy. always "fuck cops this fuck cops that" :blah:
trust me, i get my fair share of tickets, but never once have i not deserved it. hell, i should almost triple what i have now.
i agree that some cops are just big headed and go too far but i never generalize, ever. you could approach a possibly cool cop with the wrong attitude and that cop isnt going to give you the break he could have.
personally i think that the cop has the same right to express his views as the guy did bitchin about gettin a ticket. he chose to speed, he chose to put his business out on the internet, deal with it
trust me, i get my fair share of tickets, but never once have i not deserved it. hell, i should almost triple what i have now.
i agree that some cops are just big headed and go too far but i never generalize, ever. you could approach a possibly cool cop with the wrong attitude and that cop isnt going to give you the break he could have.
personally i think that the cop has the same right to express his views as the guy did bitchin about gettin a ticket. he chose to speed, he chose to put his business out on the internet, deal with it
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Originally Posted by RsxSpeed
personally i think that the cop has the same right to express his views as the guy did bitchin about gettin a ticket. he chose to speed, he chose to put his business out on the internet, deal with it
if a patient is complaining about her gynocologist online and that doctor happens to see that and says, "well hey her pussy smelled bad"
where's the professionalism? a police officer is helf to a higher standard than most people, as are doctors for reasons of privacy with their patients.
i'm not defending the kids actions on the road, but i am saying if he wants to bitch about it fine...but like i said, there's a certian amount of professionalism and alot of responsibilty that comes along w/ being a police officer. IMHO that specific officer displayed none of the above.
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Originally Posted by mike01civic
what right is that? if an individual wants to complain fine...what he was cited for and what he was complaining about says alot for what type of person he is.
if a patient is complaining about her gynocologist online and that doctor happens to see that and says, "well hey her pussy smelled bad"
where's the professionalism? a police officer is helf to a higher standard than most people, as are doctors for reasons of privacy with their patients.
i'm not defending the kids actions on the road, but i am saying if he wants to bitch about it fine...but like i said, there's a certian amount of professionalism and alot of responsibilty that comes along w/ being a police officer. IMHO that specific officer displayed none of the above.
if a patient is complaining about her gynocologist online and that doctor happens to see that and says, "well hey her pussy smelled bad"
where's the professionalism? a police officer is helf to a higher standard than most people, as are doctors for reasons of privacy with their patients.
i'm not defending the kids actions on the road, but i am saying if he wants to bitch about it fine...but like i said, there's a certian amount of professionalism and alot of responsibilty that comes along w/ being a police officer. IMHO that specific officer displayed none of the above.
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From: nj
Originally Posted by jlammy
That's a bad comparison. A person's medical records is confidential. Discussing this would be unprofessional. I read the whole thread and the officer did not do anything that could be called unprofessional. What he said about the person he cited is no way confidential and is a matter of public records anyway. How? Everything that the office and the speeder could be heard in court by anyone who is willing to sit there and listen.
that cop is awesome
