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Quoted: It's pretty impressive that we have reached the point where police officers are telling us not to listen to police officers. View Quote What you have is police officers telling you not to listen to politicians. The advice you are referring to is released to the public on the orders of administrators who in my opinion are politicians. |
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Quoted: What you have is police officers telling you not to listen to politicians. The advice you are referring to is released to the public on the orders of administrators who in my opinion are politicians. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: It's pretty impressive that we have reached the point where police officers are telling us not to listen to police officers. What you have is police officers telling you not to listen to politicians. The advice you are referring to is released to the public on the orders of administrators who in my opinion are politicians. PIOs are politicians? Oh, that's right the standard "No true Scotsman" BS from cops that's can't get promoted. |
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Quoted: Lol, I’m not a government spokesman, but if you prefer to accept the advice of some politician over people who actually do the job then that’s you’re right. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: I'm taking your advice and not listening to your advice. Lol, I’m not a government spokesman, but if you prefer to accept the advice of some politician over people who actually do the job then that’s you’re right. Are police spokesmen not people who do the job? |
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Quoted: Why is it stupid to do traffic enforcement in an unmarked car? View Quote Because someone might claim they couldn’t tell you were actually a police officer. That doesn’t make it less illegal to not stop, and it also doesn’t mean they aren’t stopping for other reasons. Why give someone an excuse regardless of how dubious it might be? Also sometimes people claim they failed to yield because they didn’t know you were the real police even when you are in a marked unit. Sometimes they even call 911. It’s almost like they aren’t stopping for some other reason. |
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Quoted: PIOs are politicians? Oh, that's right the standard "No true Scotsman" BS from cops that's can't get promoted. View Quote Who do you think tells/clears the PIO to release a statement like the one we’re discussing? Also not everyone who gets promoted is a politician, but the higher someone is it’s almost inevitable they are. |
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Quoted: Not always, no But sometimes, maybe even most of the time. Also, some people that are “cops” never really did any police work. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Are police spokesmen not people who do the job? Not always, no But sometimes, maybe even most of the time. Also, some people that are “cops” never really did any police work. Thanks. I can’t get enough of the stupid “No true Scotsman” trope. |
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Quoted: Who do you think tells/clears the PIO to release a statement like the one we’re discussing? Also not everyone who gets promoted is a politician, but the higher someone is it’s almost inevitable they are. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: PIOs are politicians? Oh, that's right the standard "No true Scotsman" BS from cops that's can't get promoted. Who do you think tells/clears the PIO to release a statement like the one we’re discussing? Also not everyone who gets promoted is a politician, but the higher someone is it’s almost inevitable they are. A sworn law enforcement officer is who I expect approves he statement. |
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I’m still interested in hearing how you would handle emergency lights in your mirrors at night time.
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Quoted: And don’t understand the realities of doing police work, and thus give poor advice to people. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Not always, no But sometimes, maybe even most of the time. Also, some people that are “cops” never really did any police work. And don’t understand the realities of doing police work, and thus give poor advice to people. The only true police officers are the ones still in entry level jobs. But not feds. And not from a department that’s too small. And not from a department that’s too big. And not state investigators. |
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Quoted: Thanks. I can’t get enough of the stupid “No true Scotsman” trope. View Quote I’m not sure what you do/did for a living, but surely you’ve worked with people before in the same organization you also worked in that had no idea how to do your job, and honestly had no business giving people advice in relation to it. Surely it isn’t that hard to understand. |
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Quoted: They may be sworn, but that doesn’t mean they know anything about police work. It also doesn’t mean that they aren’t more politician than police. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: A sworn law enforcement officer is who I expect approves he statement. They may be sworn, but that doesn’t mean they know anything about police work. It also doesn’t mean that they aren’t more politician than police. Honestly that’s internal bullshit that the public doesn’t care about. The only thing this line of thought does is further the idea that police are improperly managed and should get less funding. |
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Quoted: The only true police officers are the ones still in entry level jobs. But not feds. And not from a department that’s too small. And not from a department that’s too big. And not state investigators. View Quote No, there are tons of “true police officers” who are not in entry level jobs. I find it hard to believe you aren’t being intentionally obtuse. I can’t remember for sure so I mean no offense, but we’re you in the Navy or the Air Force? |
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Quoted: FTY for minutes? I just retired, but was a certified in CTTD and PIT. Your son's lucky he wasn't spiked or pitted for a few minutes of FTY. View Quote Is this really how LEO thinks? I wish some city cop would PIT me while I'm calling to verify their unmarked car legitimacy. I am tired of work and my brother is a bored lawyer. Most agencies around me have PSAs advising motorists to pull over in a safe area and contact 911 if they are being pulled over by a suspicious vehicle. Conducting traffic stops in unmarked vehicles is unsafe for both parties. I would not feel safe pulling over because a blue Dodge Charger had an Amazon flashing blue light. Fake Cop pulls over Mayor |
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Quoted: No, there are tons of “true police officers” who are not in entry level jobs. I find it hard to believe you aren’t being intentionally obtuse. I can’t remember for sure so I mean no offense, but we’re you in the Navy or the Air Force? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: The only true police officers are the ones still in entry level jobs. But not feds. And not from a department that’s too small. And not from a department that’s too big. And not state investigators. No, there are tons of “true police officers” who are not in entry level jobs. I find it hard to believe you aren’t being intentionally obtuse. I can’t remember for sure so I mean no offense, but we’re you in the Navy or the Air Force? It’s a mystery why you never made detective. |
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Quoted: Honestly that’s internal bullshit that the public doesn’t care about. The only thing this line of thought does is further the idea that police are improperly managed and should get less funding. View Quote I wouldn’t argue that many departments are improperly managed, but I don’t think less funding would result in an outcome most would find acceptable. |
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Quoted: I'll take assholes with badges for $1000, Alex. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: What is the single constant in all your run ins with shitty cops over the years? I'll take assholes with badges for $1000, Alex. root cause analysis isn't your strong suit........... |
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Quoted: I wouldn’t argue that many departments are improperly managed, but I don’t think less funding would result in an outcome most would find acceptable. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Honestly that’s internal bullshit that the public doesn’t care about. The only thing this line of thought does is further the idea that police are improperly managed and should get less funding. I wouldn’t argue that many departments are improperly managed, but I don’t think less funding would result in an outcome most would find acceptable. You wouldn’t argue that they are improperly managed, only that leadership doesn’t know how to do their underlying job. Okay. |
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Quoted: Lol, how do you know I didn’t, I’m not, or that I would even want to? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: It’s a mystery why you never made detective. Lol, how do you know I didn’t, I’m not, or that I would even want to? I get it man. All the best people want to stay entry level. |
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Quoted: I’m agreeing that oftentimes they are improperly managed. That includes not knowing how to do their underlying job. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: You wouldn’t argue that they are improperly managed, only that leadership doesn’t know how to do their underlying job. Okay. I’m agreeing that oftentimes they are improperly managed. That includes not knowing how to do their underlying job. Yet improperly managed organizations should continue to be fully funded? |
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Quoted: I get it man. All the best people want to stay entry level. View Quote Again you are making assumptions, and you know what they say about those. Also not all of us surf on a PC or with our phones in landscape mode. Are the higher echelons of the Air Force not more politician than anything else? Can you become a general without being very political? |
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If you’ve been, even gently, penetrated -you’ve been screwed. Fascists doing fascist stuff. Sorry your son was hassled. We are all under the boot.
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Quoted: Do you think at any point the citizens of this land...you know the rulers...would agree to that? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: ? Is it that hard to understand? Stopping cars in an unmarked unit is not criminal. It isn’t even acting like a criminal. Criminals rarely stop motorists while they are driving, and the vast majority of criminals never have and never will. Just because you don’t like it doesn’t make it criminal. Personally I also think it’s stupid, but that doesn’t mean I’m going to claim it is something it isn’t. Do you think at any point the citizens of this land...you know the rulers...would agree to that? True consent is another one of those hated concepts. "That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed," |
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Man this thread really delivers the GD goodness
Statists, anti cops, actual cops, boot lickings, fun anecdotes, total lack of reading comprehension, op ghosting and free legal advise! Check, check, check, check, check If someone could mention either trump or Ukraine I'll win my bingo card. |
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Quoted: Was that meant to be a link to some relevant case law, or statute? It looks like a news article which is relevant to my post. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1987-01-21-me-10-story.html#:~:text=Peyer%20and%20his%20wife%20are,daughter%20from%20their%20own%20marriage. Was that meant to be a link to some relevant case law, or statute? It looks like a news article which is relevant to my post. Just an example of something the powers that be want everyone to pretend doesn't happen. |
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Quoted: Man this thread really delivers the GD goodness Statists, anti cops, actual cops, boot lickings, fun anecdotes, total lack of reading comprehension, op ghosting and free legal advise! Check, check, check, check, check If someone could mention either trump or Ukraine I'll win my bingo card. View Quote You forgot "Hitler" |
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Quoted: Stopping cars in an unmarked unit is not criminal. It isn’t even acting like a criminal. Criminals rarely stop motorists while they are driving, and the vast majority of criminals never have and never will. Just because you don’t like it doesn’t make it criminal. Personally I also think it’s stupid, but that doesn’t mean I’m going to claim it is something it isn’t. View Quote It's illegal to do traffic stops in Ohio with unmarked cars. |
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Quoted: I don’t understand what is so hard about just pulling over. If the officer picked a shitty spot that’s on them. Ultimately it’ll be them who gets killed if they get hit by another motorist. Sometimes I wonder if it’s more about trying to be difficult, and control the situation much like left lane campers. Just do what you are supposed to do. View Quote Damn that citizen having any control at all. submit and obey. |
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Quoted: So how big is the department you work for? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: In my experience yes. Sometimes even when you would bet money they should. Far short of the 10:1 le:serf ratio that is the goal. |
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Quoted: Texas DPS lit me up on a major road, I was coming in from night hog hunting, I drove aprox 3/4 mile before pulling over. He asked why, I explained to get us both out of traffic and him in a well lit area. He looked around and thanked me, I ate my chicken strips while I got a warning ticket for speeding and we talked about hog hunting. Don't be a dick View Quote There are cops who would have jumped your ass in this very thread. You got a decent guy with common sense. |
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Quoted: Yes, there are more than a few times where we've had a dog out and it not hit on anything. Hell; I can't tell you the last I even called for a dog that wasn't tracking related View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Do the DOGs ever not alert? Yes, there are more than a few times where we've had a dog out and it not hit on anything. Hell; I can't tell you the last I even called for a dog that wasn't tracking related So what happens to the dog when it refuses to comply? |
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Quoted: Not all advice is good advice. Not pulling over a for a police vehicle is going to raise the level of the interaction with that police officer. If you feel the need to make a phone call based on the circumstances then you should be prepared for the likely possibility that the officer that is trying to pull you over now has a heightened level of suspicion over why you are not pulling over. I guess you should do as you see fit based on the probability that is a fake cop car versus a real one that is unmarked. This is a great time to apply Occam’s razor. View Quote The difference being it's ok for the cop to have a "heightened sense of awareness" but not ok for the average joe to call and make sure he isn't being carjacked. Why is that? |
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Quoted: The only true police officers are the ones still in entry level jobs. But not feds. And not from a department that’s too small. And not from a department that’s too big. And not state investigators. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Not always, no But sometimes, maybe even most of the time. Also, some people that are “cops” never really did any police work. And don’t understand the realities of doing police work, and thus give poor advice to people. The only true police officers are the ones still in entry level jobs. But not feds. And not from a department that’s too small. And not from a department that’s too big. And not state investigators. And per new cops, the only ones who are heavy handed are veterans about to retire and per veterans about to retire the only heavy handed ones are new hires. Been that way for decades. |
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Quoted: Any reasonable person who has even a rudimentary understanding of statistics whose capable of rational thought. Surely you all realize it isn’t illegal to own a fully marked police car. Stripes, light bar, spotlight, the whole shebang. So I guess everyone should call 911 to verify it is actually the police stopping them anytime they are stopped? View Quote |
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Quoted: I wouldn’t argue that many departments are improperly managed, but I don’t think less funding would result in an outcome most would find acceptable. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Honestly that’s internal bullshit that the public doesn’t care about. The only thing this line of thought does is further the idea that police are improperly managed and should get less funding. I wouldn’t argue that many departments are improperly managed, but I don’t think less funding would result in an outcome most would find acceptable. More civil asset forfeiture to pay for margarita machines? |
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Quoted: Millions of stops a day. How many with fake cops? Not even one a day makes the news, right? And traffic stops are dangerous and danger doesn't always equate to death. You look at death stats alone and you will never have decent information. Injuries, fights, violence, etc. is what makes traffic stops dangerous. They are unknowns, more so than most calls for service. View Quote It's the same for folks getting pulled over. They have no idea if they will get a warning, or cuffed in the back of a car. Could be someone pulling them over to take their car. It's an unknown for them as well. |
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