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vs What They Really Mean While on routine patrol... / I was in the car because the coffee shop was closed. The motorist was operating his vehicle in a reckless manner / He had a bumper sticker that said "SLOW DOWN-DON'T FEED THE PIGS!" The accident scene and the safety of the victims prevented this officer from doing traffic control. / It was raining. I observed the suspect acting in a suspicious manner. / The dirt-bag let go with an "oink" when I walked by. Knowing the suspect had a criminal history... / He puked on my uniform one night. The information is of known credibility and has provided reliable information in the past. / I've got two theft cases hanging over my head. While being arrested, this subject resisted being injured in the act. / He ripped my shirt and broke my new mirror sunglasses. The motorist was cited for multiple traffic violations. / I wrote one citation for each swear word. Upon announcing my title and purpose, I heard a voice from inside say, "Come in." / The rock music was so loud they wouldn't have heard Patton's army, so I kicked in the door. The members of the press at the scene were offered every courtesy within departmental policies. / I sent them to a non-existent address which I called the "Command Post." I gave the motorist a verbal warning for speeding. / She was a good looking blonde who owned a liquor store and who was free after my shift was over. The Chief appeared at the scene and took command. / I sent him to the same address as the reporters. Further interview of the witness was impossible due to conditions. / It was my bowling night. The defendant asked the officer's advice on how to act before the judge at his arraignment. / I told him he didn't have the balls to call the judge the same name he called me. >>> back to homepage |
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