oops...pulled my gun on a cop :o
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From: Diego
Originally Posted by spankaveli
simply because i pull over to help someone doesn't mean that in the back of my mind, i know that something bad might happen. should i never help someone just because of the possibility of something happening?
the other night i help this lady with a flat tire.. she was a little scared( i think because she was all alone and i was a big black man) but once she relized i was there to help, it was all kool... she even gave her phone number:naughty: and offered to buyme a drink... i told her i was married...
but at no time i didn't put my gun in my lap....
by the way i notice you live Gonzalez my mom grew up alexandria....
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I go duffy on dem bitches
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From: Gonzales, Louisiana
Originally Posted by 98CoupeV6
If it's suspicious enough to warranty putting your gun on your lap, then no, you shouldn't pull over. If you can see the occupants of the car and correctly gauge the situation then go for it. I don't understand why you'd risk getting in an incident when you (apparently) couldn't see the occupants of the car and judge the situation at hand effectively 
The only times I've tried to help people is when it's someone standing outide their car in the country, or if there's an accident right infront of me. Those have happened maybe 5 or 6 times to me. Potentially getting shot because I busted up a drug deal or something is a good reason for me to not play hero :dunno:
The only times I've tried to help people is when it's someone standing outide their car in the country, or if there's an accident right infront of me. Those have happened maybe 5 or 6 times to me. Potentially getting shot because I busted up a drug deal or something is a good reason for me to not play hero :dunno:
I'd rather be prepared than not. Like I said, why should I not help someone just because I can't 100% assess the situation?
Last edited by spanky; May 7, 2006 at 11:28 AM.
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I go duffy on dem bitches
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From: Gonzales, Louisiana
Originally Posted by hitman619
no your right and you should!
the other night i help this lady with a flat tire.. she was a little scared( i think because she was all alone and i was a big black man) but once she relized i was there to help, it was all kool... she even gave her phone number:naughty: and offered to buyme a drink... i told her i was married...
but at no time i didn't put my gun in my lap....
by the way i notice you live Gonzalez my mom grew up alexandria....
the other night i help this lady with a flat tire.. she was a little scared( i think because she was all alone and i was a big black man) but once she relized i was there to help, it was all kool... she even gave her phone number:naughty: and offered to buyme a drink... i told her i was married...
but at no time i didn't put my gun in my lap....
by the way i notice you live Gonzalez my mom grew up alexandria....
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From: six-five-o
Originally Posted by spankaveli
i got all that fixed 
up here, people wouldnt even stop for cops, because that cop might be an imposter.
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From: Gonzales, Louisiana
Originally Posted by wedley2
i guess they are more friendly down there...which seperates the differences
up here, people wouldnt even stop for cops, because that cop might be an imposter.
up here, people wouldnt even stop for cops, because that cop might be an imposter.
