The call from the store had asked for police to hurry, so it was appropriate to hurry. Stolen car incidents at convenience stores often involve violence, e.g. owner shoved away from car at gunpoint while fueling, and thief speeds away in car without regard for owner’s proximity to car. But that’s beside the point in this case. The offending officer had already been to the scene of the call and determined that the sheriff’s office had everything under control. THEN he went off to try to teach the ambulance driver to show him respect. AND he called another officer for back-up, indicating that it was an emergency, causing THAT officer to head race to the scene with lights and sirens.
“The offending officer”
Freudian slip?
And its not his job to enforce shows of “respect”.
“The offending officer”
Freudian slip?
And its not his job to enforce shows of “respect”.
“The offending officer”
Freudian slip?
And its not his job to enforce shows of “respect”.