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To: Moonman62

Yep, true.

Being a cop is a rough job. I know that it is a job that I personally could not handle. I have a temper. I get pissed off too easily sometimes.

Anyone who wants to become a cop should know that they are going to see a lot, have to put up with a lot, and they are going to need to remain as professional as possible through it all.

Like I said though, I don’t think this man should be fired, but he was out of line. He let his professionalism slide in an encounter that really had no reason to cause such a slip. Some amount of discipline is in order here.

I mean look, if I am driving along and I make a mistake...

A number of years ago, I was in the hospital for a week with hyperglycemia, I almost died from that. i came back the next day to pay them, and when I left I went down the street to an area I was not familiar with, and in my stupor I ran a stop sign that I did not see.

Now no one saw this mistake, but if a cop had then pulled me over and rushed my car and told me he was going to blow a hole in my skull, I probably would have had a heart attack on the spot, because I was really frail at the time.

What the cop did this time in this encounter was too much.


43 posted on 07/27/2015 12:58:50 PM PDT by chris37 (Heartless)
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To: chris37
Yeah, this cop should probably be reevaluated. If he acts like that without there being any significant stress, how can you predict what he will do when he encounters some genuine stress.

Maybe he's got a drug problem or something that can be fixed. Or, maybe he's just stupid. They need to find out.

46 posted on 07/27/2015 1:03:32 PM PDT by Tau Food (Never give a sword to a man who can't dance.)
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