View Poll Results: Why Do you NOT Like Cops?
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Had a Bad Expierence At one point, where a cop was completely Rude to me for no reason
29 23.77% -
I Just dont Like cops...
11 9.02% -
I have reasons...(Please, Share them below..No Judgement passed by us)
15 12.30% -
I Like Cops, I've never had a problem with them
66 54.10% -
Other - (Please explain again in a Reply)
8 6.56%
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Actually I really dislike police.
That's ok, you're allowed to
They are never around when you are about to get mugged or something.
Well if YOU know when you're about to get mugged or something, call the cops... Or if you don't know, how can they?
But light up a joint and they pop out from n e where.
Don't light up a joint, or maybe just light one up when you're about to get "Mugged or something"
Since you said we can say what we think I would like to say, and I mean this with ni disrespect, 99 percent of ya are fags.
No problem matey, we have our own opinions of many of our clients as well
And what's wrong with fags? I often smoke 20 a day....
So what was the question?03-28-09 11:11 AM - This one is Simple...And Yes They Can..BUT under circumstances...
It Truely depends on the Agency, But if a Pursuit started in Say Denver, And Ended up in Fort Collins, Denver PD would Follow The Chase, Along with State and Who ever else joined in along the way...Or at least That's how it would work here
Could be different from state to state too though03-28-09 11:47 AM - Hey nifty thread. I personally don't have anything against police so long as they're decent people I've only ever met three cops that were absolute a**holes. I get pulled over a lot for speeding/racing and such but I've found most cops are decent people. I do have a few questions though.
Is it true you have a quota?
If you ask a cop how fast you were going do they have to give you a ticket?
Is it true if you don't have your engine running you can't pull us over?
And how long can you follow a car(s) before you're supposed to leave us alone?
If you the cop is being followed by a car what's procedure on this?
Just somethings I'm a bit curious on, the last one I ask because in some states it's illegal to follow cop cars but in mine it's not and I've gotten some interesting responses from officers
Last edited by ginya-san; 03-28-09 at 11:49 AM. Reason: wording
03-28-09 11:48 AM - Fantastic!
Thanks so far for the questions You have been asking! Im actucally more than happy to answer questions that are within my limits...However, there are a Bunch of other Cops on here too that will chime in from time to time...Hopefully, We Can answer SOME of your questions...But Please remember, We Cannot give you any sort of legal advice
Nate03-28-09 11:51 AM - There are Some of these I CANT Answer...Perhaps I can get Kevin, Chris or CJ to chime in here...Hey nifty thread. I personally don't have anything against police so long as they're decent people I've only ever met three cops that were absolute a**holes. I get pulled over a lot for speeding/racing and such but I've found most cops are decent people. I do have a few questions though.
Is it true you have a quota?
If you ask a cop how fast you were going do they have to give you a ticket?
Is it true if you don't have your engine running you can't pull us over?
And how long can you follow a car(s) before you're supposed to leave us alone?
If you the cop is being followed by a car what's procedure on this?
Just somethings I'm a bit curious on, the last one I ask because in some states it's illegal to follow cop cars but in mine it's not and I've gotten some interesting responses from officers
1. Quota - Some Do, Some Dont...Depends on the Agency
2. If you're pulled over for speeding, You'll be told by the officer who contacts you how fast you were going...Does that make Sense?
3. If you're parked...We Can still contact you to make sure everything is okay...
The other Two, I Really have no answer for to be completely Honest...03-28-09 11:54 AM - OK now say you are driving in Ft Collins, and Denver PD pulls up behind you (assuming you aren't in your cruiser), is he allowed to pull you over and cite you, or are their jurisdiction (sp?) that would not allow him to cite you, or would he have to call in local PD to right the actual citation?This one is Simple...And Yes They Can..BUT under circumstances...
It Truely depends on the Agency, But if a Pursuit started in Say Denver, And Ended up in Fort Collins, Denver PD would Follow The Chase, Along with State and Who ever else joined in along the way...Or at least That's how it would work here Could be different from state to state too though
And if he did call in local PD, how could that officer right a citation of an infraction (say speeding, improper lane change, etc) that he didn't actually see?
I have always wondered about these kinds of jurisdiction (again sp?) laws.03-28-09 11:56 AM
