Anyone had bad experiences with cops?

 

What kind of suspect question is that?

 

Yes

 

Fuck the police!

 

Aren't all experiences with cops bad one's ... unless it's a female one that I have bent over the hood of her cruiser with her pants around her ankles, at her request of course, lol. :excited:

Better question would be "has anyone had any good experiences with cops".

 

I've had good experiences with them.
Once when I was speeding, rather than getting a ticket he just gave me a warning. ^_^

 

Have had good and bad........When I was 14 was picked up, with another friend, roaming the streets at 1a.m
There had been a spate of burglaries in the area and we were taken back to the station....
It,s only now, being older and wiser, I realised what they were doing but they put us in seperate rooms. After 10 minutes a cop came into the room and said that my friend had told them it was me that was doing the burglaries and he was helping..I was like its bullshit cause we hadnt done anything.....anyway, this went back and forth..I was getting more and more frightened...The police were obviously getting frustrated as when they came into the room one actually started screaming at me...his face so close to mine he was spitting on me....He then took of his cap and whipped across my face...it stung...but he laughed and said..don't worry it won't leave a mark..he then hauled me up and over to the wall.threatening me about what would happen to me in a prison...what would happen if i didnt tell them ...He then told me that if I did, he would make sure I didnt do anytime..but my mate would get all the blame.
Finally at about 4a.m. my parents turned up..I remember my foster-father arguing with the cops about why, we hadnt had a lawyer or adult with us..and why he hadn't been informed at 1a.m when we were first picked up ( and yes, I did get a hiding when I got home)
Good experience?....I once asked a cop for directions in London, he pointed down the road and said..walk along there for 400 yards swing a left, first right....
balances itself out don't you think?

 

cops are just people...good and bad, dependent a lot of time on their own experiences..

 

Cops are full of shit. They are often the people at school which are either the bullies of sorts or the ones that are captains/prefects etc that want to have one over you. Now i take my hat off to the honest ones,but a lot out there are fuckin' corrupt. Its a shiiiite subject. I've been to a few places around the world and revenue raising seems to be a major agenda. Fuck the po-lice!!

 

NO ! ......... but then it could be my :rose:H :rose:A :rose:L :rose:O :rose:,,,,,,,,:excited:

 

One of the problems that cops have is that they do very little in the way of public relations. When a cop shows up, its never just to say howdy or to have a conversation about the weather. They are almost never there to "help" you unless its to help seperate you from your hard earned money in the form of a ticket or to seperate you from your freedom in the form of an arrest. Firemen on the other hand have a great public image because they are almost always there to help you.

In light of these things it isnt hard for a cop to make the leap from being someone you dont want to see to being a complete asshole. They tend to be a little too macho for thier own good and way too agressive when the situation doensnt call for it. Many times they are burdened with personalities that were formed by years of being picked on in school and now, its payback time. Cops have a nasty habit of being abusive in thier own special way and it shows in the number of cops with domestic violence problems and nasty divorces, or the number of cops that are investigated for unlawful use of force. The Seattle police department just got its collective ass handed to it for the flagrant misuse of force by the U.S. Justice Department, along with a dozen other municipal police departments after lengthy investigations.

Cops are a necessary evil in society. They are the thugs we pay to deal with the thugs that work for themselves. The founding fathers created a constitution that was intended to make law enforcement hard not because they liked criminals, but because they understood the tendancy for people in law enforcement to abuse power. Thats why we have so many laws that seem to favor criminals.

Bad experience with cops? Yeah...I have had a few. Good experience with cops...not so many. But again...thier public relations suck. If they did something more like the fire department does and actualy tried to connect with the public instead of just handing out tickets and hastling people they would probably smooth over most of thier bad image. If the fire department treated every person they made contact with like a fire they would probably have a pretty poor public image too (and there would be alot of water damage.) But in this day and age cops just cant be bothered to get out of thier cars and just talk to someone like human beings instead of treating every contact with a citizen as a potential opportunity to bag a bad guy.

 

In America? Well of course.

Most cops here are fat, lazy, and have small penises.

They take out their anger they have with themselves, on others, through speeding tickets, and petty violations, so they feel like they are "protecting and serving".

In my younger days I used to talk a lot of shit to cops, now that I haven't been pulled over in years, I'll only do it if I see them fundraising outside a supermarket.

"Dont you guys make enough raping the working class?"

They usually dont like that.

They also dont like it if you call out they aren't married, and make fun of them about their weight, claiming they can only catch you if they use a gun.

 

I have had good and bad experiences with cops in the past. I was pissed off last night for the tickets I got coming home. Now I do speed a lot and probably had it coming but last night I was not speeding but because I past the cop and looked at him he pulled me over as they hate that. Power tripper and this new car I got is a heat score, I got to get rid of it. I only had the car 1 1/2 weeks and the cops just stare at me and I think thank God I am not speeding but last night he got me. Then we were on a bridge when he put his lights on behind me and traffic was merging from the right and I couldn't pull over so did so another 1/2 block up when it was safe so he gave me a ticket for that too. Since my car is new I am constantly looking at the speed and I wasn't speeding. They just don't like anyone passing. He was slowing down to turn onto the hwy and saw me looking at him. He never even told me what he thought I did wrong so I asked him and when I said a few things back he changed his story cause he knew he was full of bs. I am going to have to get some radar equipment in this new car. All the bad press the cops are getting these days in the paper you think they would start being nice. In my old family sedan car they never even looked twice at me but this new once is an eye catcher.

I would dispute the tickets but last time I went to court and did that it came down to my word against the cops and the judge said a cop wouldn't pull you over for no reason and I had to pay. The only court I ever lost.

I know there are some good cops out there so I would never paint them all with the same brush but this one last night was a fucking power tripping asshole.

End of rant and now another dollar shorter.

 

I am thinking of going in and having a chat with the cops supervisor. Anyone ever do that before?

 

They dont give a mother fuck

 

Yes I have and do regularly, only problem is that the supervisor can't do anything about it and especially not to the officer unless charges are leveled at him. Cop's are in a Union ... and a pretty fucking powerful one at that and they have all sorts of protection during disputes and grievances.

It might make you feel better to go in there and talk to someone but don't be surprised if he spends the whole time staring at your tits while sipping his Latte' and telling you that he is very concerned any time a "fine citizen" comes forward to voice their concerns, and then stares at your ass the whole time you are walking away as the report you just filed "accidently" falls into the garbage bin. :excited:

I have a friend in the TACT unit and one in Asian crimes unit, I know all to well how they work.

 

Yep, stopped for speeding lots of times, plenty of tickets and about £2000 in fines, but they were never impolite, never surly or bullying, but then I was polite, I had been speeding and I got caught so I always took my tickets with a smile and a thank-you, remember for every time they caught me there have been hundreds when when they didn't.

Police have the hardest job, most areas you go into people will always say they never talk to the police, why, because they aren't grasses, but then they complain about the level of violence and crime in the area. If I see a crime I contact the "old bill" every time and will stand in court and give my evidence, why, because I like living in a nice neighbourhood and the way to keep it nice is to report scum and scutters who break the law. Am I a grass, no, I just do my civic duty.

 

He can look at my ass all he wants but at least my name will be mentioned to the harassing cop and perhaps they will leave me alone next time until I can get rid of this heat score of a car or some better equipment put in it.

 

Is it Red by any chance? Red vehicles were among the greatest number of stolen vehicles in years past and always catch the eye of cops, even if they won't admit it publicly.

Toyota's and Honda's are among the most likely to be stolen as far as cars go and are always looked at with caution by law enforcement.

Maybe if you take the "BrandiDelicious" decals off the doors, they won't pull you over as often, lol. :excited::rose: