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Firefighter ordered to anger management

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Posted by: kwflatbed

IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) -- A volunteer firefighter was ordered to take an anger management class after using his vehicle's emergency lights to pull over a motorist.
Kevin G. Hutchins, 44, of Palo, pleaded guilty Thursday to impersonating a public official. He was given one year of probation and was ordered to serve 50 hours of community service and write an apology to the woman he pulled over, court records show.
Hutchins used his vehicle's emergency blue lights to stop the woman in March after she made what he considered an improper lane change. Only law enforcement officers have the authority to stop drivers.
Palo Fire Chief Steve Mason said Hutchins has been on suspension pending resolution of the case. He said he has not decided whether Hutchins will remain with the department.


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Posted by: djgj200

what did he think he was going to do?


Posted by: 94c

probably a wannabe who likes to post on police sites.


Posted by: Barbrady

Quote:
Originally Posted by djgj200
what did he think he was going to do?
All he wanted was a donation. Witnesses said they observed him take off his boot and hold it out to her.


Posted by: MM1799

Quote:
Originally Posted by kwflatbed
Hutchins used his vehicle's emergency blue lights to stop the woman in March after she made what he considered an improper lane change.
He considered it to be an improper lane change? I dont know about you, but when it comes to illegal lane changes and improper use it's pretty clear cut.
The moral of the story is the police force can now be disbanded because they have firefighters who fight illegal lane changes aswell.


Posted by: Mongo

SHIT! Hope they don't catch me.I would be in anger management classes for 50 years.


Posted by: justanotherparatrooper

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Originally Posted by Mongo
SHIT! Hope they don't catch me.I would be in anger management classes for 50 years.
THE FIRST STEP IS ADMITTING YOU HAVE A PROBLEM......


Posted by: Officer Dunngeon

Quote:
Originally Posted by Barbrady
All he wanted was a donation. Witnesses said they observed him take off his boot and hold it out to her.


Oh, that's AWESOME!


Posted by: USMCMP5811

Quote:
Originally Posted by djgj200
what did he think he was going to do?

What did daddy say?




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