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RE: Close calls or expensive stops?? - 9/1/2006 2:35:45 PM   
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whta bar i got a diploma looking thing thats been sitting my safe for the last 13 years

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RE: Close calls or expensive stops?? - 9/1/2006 7:41:12 PM   
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Dudes what a can of worms I opened up. I am guilty of leaving the Police Department for more money. I had to survive and police work for both my husband I was not going to give us the better things in life. He has continued in the law enforcement field and I chose the money. We are happy. He has been a cop since June 1973. Still at it. I miss it. I cant drive through Beaumont Texas without saying "hey I remember a call I made there and there and there..." It will always be a part of me. You dont hire in and go through the interview with the lame response..."I want to be a cop to help people"...You are really not helping them you are "mediating" their fights. You are not pro-active you are re-active. You are their problem solver...PERIOD! If you go through the job for 8 hours you see so much SHIT! I changed. I was a quiet, introverted person. HA! NO MORE! I am not going to say I had ROBCOP syndrome but I had to take control or I was going to get hurt. Not too many guys out there are going to take orders from a female officer. I had to back up what I said. I saw my fair share of things...I thank GOD for not getting killed... I feel like I did my dues and YEAH I do feel like I am owed PROFESSIONAL COURTESY. I appologize for starting this thread. ZEDD,mnboy and topbananna you guys all have your views and you all both entitled to them. I respect all of you!! You are my BRO's...You have all helped me out tremendously...I have nothing bad at all to say about any of you...

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RE: Close calls or expensive stops?? - 9/1/2006 7:56:50 PM   
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see what you guys did you upset the dodgegirl.my future wife is upset ...(i can dream cant i),any hoot dont sweat it dodgegirl no one here is mad or anything ,although i do have some angry fingers that cant stop typing......zedd though could use an attitude adjustment ........any ways im done on this topic except to say i consider all le coast to coast me brothers and sisters ,and the haters will always keep on hating ,but im used to it by now.as far as im concerned

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RE: Close calls or expensive stops?? - 9/2/2006 2:04:30 AM   
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DaytonaRT, Mnboy, Jules, thank you for your insightful replies on this subject. As I said in the beginning I knew my opinion would not be too popular. I'm not going to take my time to reply to 3767's further comments since his replies turned into personal attacks against me instead of my opinions and ideas. First rule of debate, attack the opinion not the person.

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RE: Close calls or expensive stops?? - 9/2/2006 2:36:49 AM   
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just had to have the last word ,you couldnt just leave it alone .you and your opinions keep them to yourself i dont care for you or your opinions.just let it go dude and go put your finger an electrical socket to see if it has power and go away.go play in traffic or something go away we have established this topic as closed i was perfectly content ending you had to keep going ,with your opnion leave it alone........................

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RE: Close calls or expensive stops?? - 9/2/2006 6:25:03 AM   
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Dodgegirl,

I was OK with all this until I read about the "pro-active, re-active" part. Bull. What is the difference? Hmm? Whoever started the police are reactive, not pro active rant is full of BS... I know I've heard this on Rush and other "knowledgeable" programs, and I can see what THEY are saying (reacting), however, THAT is a generalization of the job -- of ANY job.

These are "spins" of words -- rhetoric, pure rhetoric.

For every action, there is a equal and opposite reaction, said Sir Issac Newton -- tell me ANY job that isn't reactive...

I see garbage on the corner, I pick it up, I'm a garbage collector; I hear a baby cry, and change it's diaper or feed it, I'm a babysitter; I hear my phone ring, I answer it, I'm a teenager (LOL); I have a report due, I read my assignments to gather information to write it, I'm a college student; I pick up injured people and take them to a hospital, I am an EMT; You show me an empty cup, I pour coffee, I am a waitress; I see a dangerous felon and take him off the streets, I am a police officer... etc, etc

So what's proactive?

Doing your job...



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PS -- I see a Mustang, I want to smoke it, I'm a Charger Owner...



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RE: Close calls or expensive stops?? - 9/2/2006 10:21:37 AM   
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Well heres my expensive ticket story.

I was 18... maybe 19.
Middle of January, a friend and I are out snowmobiling through town after a blizzard.
New cop in a small town - he came from a bigger town and had a huge chip on his shoulder.

Now first of all I will admit I was definately in the wrong here - but it was fun - and makes a good story.

We were riding down Main St. at 10 or 11 pm. No big deal, lots of people do it. But the street was really icey, so we were spinning cookies, and jumping the snow piled up at the corners. Here comes the new deputy... We aim North and pin the throttle. Blow a stop sign, hit triple digit speeds, and leave the deputy far behind.

Well later he finds out who we were. And we volunteer to meet him in his office.... when we get there he starts dealing out traffic tickets like playing cards..I think we each got five...totalling close to $800, and a required court appearance.

A week later we both get letters from the DA... knocked down to 6 months probation (meaning no traffic tickets) and if we broke that we only got a $60 speeding ticket.




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RE: Close calls or expensive stops?? - 9/2/2006 8:22:34 PM   
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dodgedlr,

MOST first offenses are deferred, meaning, if you behave yourself for the next six months, your ticket(s) will vaporize.

But it usually only happens if your slate is clean and it is your first offense.

Yeah, it's tough to get away when on the side of your snowmobile are 6" reflective numbers and letters of registration .

Good story.



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RE: Close calls or expensive stops?? - 9/3/2006 12:15:38 AM   
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Just a fellow brother out here in the middle of the ocean, And wanted to say Mahalo (Thank you), for all the great work we do.

Dont let his (Zedd) comments bother you. Smile and enjoy life and Family. life is to short. We know how hard our job is and some night one of us will not make it home. so Please.

Besafe and and take care of each other so we can go home to your family's.

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RE: Close calls or expensive stops?? - 9/3/2006 1:21:51 AM   
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amen to that

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RE: Close calls or expensive stops?? - 9/3/2006 3:45:10 AM   
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Wow. I am new hear I know. I have read many many posts and pages. I read this one too. I love my RT and have done things to it. I do have a question on this thread though.

I read many thins about cops and stuff but I am wondering why no matter what is said only this Z4edd guy is the one mentioned? Not everybody agreed with the ones who say they are cops. Topbanana3969 or whomever. I like cops. They like me. I thought the Daytonort guy was meaner about cops. If this the way this forum is maybe I'm in the wrtong place.

The last guy. KayleysDad or whatever. How come you have a topless picture of your kid? Isn't that just a little worong?

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RE: Close calls or expensive stops?? - 9/3/2006 1:52:51 PM   
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hi there and your in the right place dont sweat it .Its like the godfather movies sometime its gotta happen to clean the bad blood out ....but youll find that the sight is more then a good spot for info and help.even zedd

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RE: Close calls or expensive stops?? - 9/3/2006 6:13:52 PM   
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NiceRT (Fred Johnson):
You have some problems if you think I put my little Honeys picture in here because she has no top. And worse yet why would you even look at such a Happy baby pic. And think about why she has no shirt.

You may want to take your self to your local PD and reg's. your self.

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RE: Close calls or expensive stops?? - 9/3/2006 8:13:47 PM   
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Oh come on now mnboy...Work one eight hour shift as a cop in a busy town and you will see you are being reactive not proactive..Going from call to call...They are actually calling you while you are still out on a call to go to another call...That is REACTIVE....Riding around stopping by the park to chit chat with local teens and just be out there to be seen is done on days..some of the time...Work evenings and midnights and you run from call to call...Just like working at a refinery...85% of the work on the equipment is reactive..."Hey we got a bad reading on this valve or signal in the control room, can you look at it before it shuts the unit down?"...Reactive....Not.."Hey can you shut this part of the unit down so I can do a PM (preventative maintenance) on this valve?" Yeah right...I can really see them doing that for me. All I am saying is, it was my experience that MOST of my work for the PD was REACTIVE not proactive...Why dont you do a poll at your local pd and find out if they think they are being REactive or PROactive and get back to me?

Let's end this nonsense. I am sorry I ever started this thread...I guess the next thread I start will be PROACTIVE...Because this one was definitely REACTIVE.



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RE: Close calls or expensive stops?? - 9/4/2006 5:17:48 PM   
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KarleysDad,

I left that comment alone from Nice RT, but I think he was the ONLY one to THINK such a thought. I was abit taken back by it, in fact. I think the same as you do Dad, if someone is thinking along that line, they better think of help!



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