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Things that make you go Hmmmm!

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Posted by: rwdsw20

1. When an on duty officer pulls over an off duty officer for a violation does he give him a ticket for the vilation?

2. if a police officer pulls over a vehicle for a street vilation and said vehicle driver is the wife of another officer does he give her a ticket?

3. Do police officers give tickets to nurses?

4. Do police officers really eat allot of donuts?

5. Do police officers take a nap in there cruisers on there break time?

6. Do police officers use there handcuffs for more than just arresting some one?

7. Do police officers wash there own crusers?

These are things that make you go Hmmmm!



Posted by: PBiddy35

Things that make rwdsw20 say Hmmmm:

Shiny things.
Ice in water bottle.
Cellphones with a vibrate setting.



Posted by: lofu

Quote:
Originally Posted by rwdsw20
1. When an on duty officer pulls over an off duty officer for a violation does he give him a ticket for the vilation?

2. if a police officer pulls over a vehicle for a street vilation and said vehicle driver is the wife of another officer does he give her a ticket?

3. Do police officers give tickets to nurses?

4. Do police officers really eat allot of donuts?

5. Do police officers take a nap in there cruisers on there break time?

6. Do police officers use there handcuffs for more than just arresting some one?

7. Do police officers wash there own crusers?

These are things that make you go Hmmmm!


Things that make me go HMMMMM!

1. When ignorant people hide behind the safety of THEIR computer and throw shots while showing their stupidity by THEIR lack of mastery of the english language.



Posted by: rwdsw20

Quote:
Originally Posted by lofu
Things that make me go HMMMMM!

1. When ignorant people hide behind the safety of THEIR computer and throw shots while showing their stupidity by THEIR lack of mastery of the english language.
I hope I did not offened anybody. If I did I am sorry in no way is this intened to offened anybody.



Posted by: rwdsw20

Quote:
Originally Posted by PBiddy35
Things that make rwdsw20 say Hmmmm:

Shiny things.
Ice in water bottle.
Cellphones with a vibrate setting.
Now that was funny!



Posted by: djgj200

Quote:
Originally Posted by rwdsw20
1. When an on duty officer pulls over an off duty officer for a violation does he give him a ticket for the vilation?

2. if a police officer pulls over a vehicle for a street vilation and said vehicle driver is the wife of another officer does he give her a ticket?

3. Do police officers give tickets to nurses?

4. Do police officers really eat allot of donuts?

5. Do police officers take a nap in there cruisers on there break time?

6. Do police officers use there handcuffs for more than just arresting some one?

7. Do police officers wash there own crusers?

These are things that make you go Hmmmm!
All of those questions, I am sure someone else will say it, depends on the officer and the department (their style/way of doing things).

I don't know about officers taking naps on their breaks but I have seen troopers out like a light on highway details where they just have to sit their and flash their lights, all the power to them.

Southborough Police officers come to the Scrub-A-Dub in Marlborough and wash their cruisers. I think the City of Marlborough has a contract with that car wash too. The city vehicles can go down there and get washed and all they have to do is sign a clipboard. Some officers put a little more work into it and take it home on their break and go through it. It depends on the officer.

My dad has been given a ticket when off duty. He has also been let off. It depends on the officer.

As posted on the board, some officers give courtesy only to those that carry a badge, some don't give courtesy, and some would give courtesy to their spouse.

I could give examples for all of those proving it depends on the officer. Those are some pretty general questions.



Posted by: SOT

Holy crap it's the brain trust...
Marlborough PD aka MarlboroughCitizen aka idiot boy and rwdsw20 aka idiot boy II

Jesus....



Posted by: Officer Dunngeon

Good Lord...

Why don't you just come right out and say, "OINK OINK" or something equally as redundant? We know you want to... how lame!

YOUR POSTS ARE OLD AND UNORIGINAL, COME UP WITH SOMETHING NO ONE HAS HEARD YET (if it can be done)...

And as for you, djgj200... SHADDAP!



Posted by: rwdsw20

Quote:
Originally Posted by Officer Dunngeon
Good Lord...

Why don't you just come right out and say, "OINK OINK" or something equally as redundant? We know you want to... how lame!

YOUR POSTS ARE OLD AND UNORIGINAL, COME UP WITH SOMETHING NO ONE HAS HEARD YET (if it can be done)...

And as for you, djgj200... SHADDAP!
Hey! wait a minute there, please dont put words in my mouth I have nothing but respect for police officers except for the dumb ones. I would never call any police officer and OINK!OINK! that is so disrespectful and un-called for. If I was a police officer I would give you ticket for "well" I dont know but I would give you a ticket for something.



Posted by: rwdsw20

Quote:
Originally Posted by SOT_II
Holy crap it's the brain trust...
Marlborough PD aka MarlboroughCitizen aka idiot boy and rwdsw20 aka idiot boy II

Jesus....
Ok! there is no need for name calling. I am a gentleman not to mention a good guy!



Posted by: Wolfman

Quote:
Originally Posted by rwdsw20
1. When an on duty officer pulls over an off duty officer for a violation does he give him a ticket for the vilation?
Yes.
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2. if a police officer pulls over a vehicle for a street vilation and said vehicle driver is the wife of another officer does he give her a ticket?
Yes.
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3. Do police officers give tickets to nurses?
Yes. They even get arrested sometimes.
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4. Do police officers really eat allot of donuts?
Probably less than the average person. Generally officers have more respect for their bodies and physical condition than the average citizen.
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5. Do police officers take a nap in there cruisers on there break time?
Police officers do not get "breaks" like most 9 to 5-ers.
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6. Do police officers use there handcuffs for more than just arresting some one?
I have seen them used to hang a flashlight in the absence of a flashlight ring.
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7. Do police officers wash there own crusers?
Some do.
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These are things that make you go Hmmmm!
Amazing what kind of misconceptions people get when all they know about police work is what they see on COPS and The Simpson's.

And people like you make the rest of us realize just how good we have it. I don't know how you do it. If I had to live your life, I would start the day tomorrow with a 40 caliber breath mint.



Posted by: rwdsw20

Quote:
Originally Posted by Wolfman
Yes.
Yes.
Yes. They even get arrested sometimes.
Probably less than the average person. Generally officers have more respect for their bodies and physical condition than the average citizen.
Police officers do not get "breaks" like most 9 to 5-ers.
I have seen them used to hang a flashlight in the absence of a flashlight ring.Some do.
Amazing what kind of misconceptions people get when all they know about police work is what they see on COPS and The Simpson's.

And people like you make the rest of us realize just how good we have it. I don't know how you do it. If I had to live your life, I would start the day tomorrow with a 40 caliber breath mint.
Finally an honest answer. thank you for your educating me I really appriciat it. I did not see it on the SImpson's or Cops. I saw it on a show called RENO 911.
I am not sutpid I just like to ask allot of questions.



Posted by: djgj200

I was debating responding to that question, i thought i would have given it a shot and look where it gets me.



Posted by: rwdsw20

Quote:
Originally Posted by djgj200
I was debating responding to that question, i thought i would have given it a shot and look where it gets me.
Thank you very much for your honest answer I really appriciate it. Honestly I had heard that police officers do not ticket police officers and that they dont ticket nurses because some kind of code of conduct due to the professions go hand in hand. If the officer gets hurt the nurses are the one's who takes car of them.

Than Reno 911 thing I was just kidding with you. Please dont take it the wrong way. I apoligize for that.



Posted by: Officer Dunngeon

If you want serious answers, then don't post with sarcasm.

And djgj2000 is not a cop, he's a 19 year old kid that blabs too much on here without knowing what the bejeezus he's talking about.



Posted by: JoninNH

Quote:
Originally Posted by rwdsw20
Thank you very much for your honest answer I really appriciate it. Honestly I had heard that police officers do not ticket police officers and that they dont ticket nurses because some kind of code of conduct due to the professions go hand in hand. If the officer gets hurt the nurses are the one's who takes car of them.

Than Reno 911 thing I was just kidding with you. Please dont take it the wrong way. I apoligize for that.
Tell me... are you fucking retarded?



Posted by: SOT

The LAST thing this forum needs is your "sage" advice because daddy's a cop. We've been down that road once before.

Quote:
Originally Posted by djgj200
I was debating responding to that question, i thought i would have given it a shot and look where it gets me.




Posted by: USMCMP5811

Troll go home!



Posted by: CJIS

Ouy... and we were all doing so well for a little while without any bickering... what happened?





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