Rescuer

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ugh, i hate breaking my nails during a rescue

Calsoldier

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No matter how you argue it, if I'm driving and the cop is smashing with his lights on, siren full blast, holding his **** in one hand and a rocket launcher in the other, whatever his emergency may be it's still his fault when he rams into me.


Try applying for the police force? They love morons who can't get their points across, only to quickly draw a gun or slam into an innocent person's car while taking no responsibility.

KrAzYkld

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sorry, had to counter all the negativity in the thread with some laughter.

p.s. interesting smiley Rescuer......

I<3subie

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Nah just you. Your the only one talking smack about what you dont know.
I think you have some underlying problems before? Been stopped and didnt like the results?

Nah but I figured you are a autohq to the rescue. When you carry ***** out he doesnt break a nail.

.....lol

Too late... Been there about 15 years ago. And you think that because I defended my view that Ballz was talking out his ***. That I need to pull a gun out now or slam into someones car? Wow.. you bring this topic to a whole new level.

Plain and simple. Ballz was disrespectfull and accused a police officer of lying about a accident to cover herself from getting her or the city sued. Hell he didnt even read what happen. He just assumed things. = Tool

Calsoldier

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Then will you submit my resume to the force so I can start teaching critical thinking/reading comprehension classes at the academy?

My point was the exact opposite, that you don't need to slam into people's car or unnecessarily draw your weapon. I understand that you gotta back your popo camaraderie, but defending an officer who clearly lost control of his vehicle/senses is not improving the public image within your industry. And I'm not going to disagree with Ballz. Even if there are data loggers onboard the police cruisers, we all know the boys don't turn on each other. "The data logger was smashed during the accident and no data was recovered" will be tomorrow's headlines.

Like I said in my previous post (to which you did not reply), regardless of the officer's emergency, he cannot choose to start ramming through a freeway full of cars even if he caught Bin Laden riding a 2-stroke Kawasaki with a backpack full of meth.

RLLYRCR

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holy hell this thread went to ****s...

Ballz

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By you saying this I am guessing you were somehow there and know this is not what happened?!? Are you assuming that she was 100% not at fault or do you know this for a fact because you witnessed it..

I see you really like using the word "tool" .. I guess you know it well from hearing it a lot?!?

I'm just opening the eyes of the public. Some are chiming in on the fact. I didn't expect it. Whether it's Joe Smith driving down the street texting while driving 80mph is just AS wrong as any law enforcement driving down either a 25mph city street, 45 mph expressway, 65 mph down the freeway is just as guilty while typing on their computers and should also be banned.

I believe our roadways would be a bit safer if this applied to everyone and not just civilians...

I am thankful we have them on our roads or where ever they are protecting the people. The law enforcement, the ambulance drivers, firemen etc.. I do appreciate their presence. I just believe it could be made safer out there for everyone.

slugrx

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cop cars should have two people in them so the driver doesnt get distracted?

Ballz

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yes...

slow04wrx

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yeah Ill never forget humongus bang. TOns of sirens late night. Took a drive to see a car had wrecked off the side of taylor blvd........a 35????????? and down into the trees................the car was most definitely moving at triple digit speeds thru there, very dangerous......................................... ..yeah a COP.........totalled the **** out of his car, and I think killed the k9 unit in the back.......

Jack ***,

GST Motorsports

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Funny I just saw this thread but the officer that was first on the scene at the shooting (arrived to find a male laying on the ground with a shot gun) was also the first to arrive at the scene of the flipped OPD car as while he was at the scene of the gun victim the radio call came in regarding the OPD vehicle accident so he and his partner took off and jumped on the Freeway at 14th ST.

The officer in question just came in to get some work done on his car and was telling me all this, not to mention that he and his partner were on hospital guard duty after both events and then went to get some refreshments from the quicksave next to the hospital and while walking back responded to a fight breaking out which in turn led to the arrest of the person who conducted the shooting... Crazy ish.

There is a lot more to the story than the above but I am not sure if it's prudent to post it.

Mike

Ballz

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Yea, I figure so.. I'm done..