PA state trooper disassenbled my gun during traffic stop

[unclejumbo]

My ass!!!! And if its true.. what does it say about you, your family, friends, and acquaintance that you surround yourself with dirty cops that should he on jail.

I had a nice long response typed out, but then I figured a guy that knows hundreds of cops is likely truth adverse.

[Krichardson]

I had a nice long response typed out, but then I figured a guy that knows hundreds of cops is likely truth adverse.

Awe come on!!!.....no point in wasting it,let's see it.

[Roger Kipwell]

My ass!!!! And if its true.. what does it say about you, your family, friends, and acquaintance that you surround yourself with dirty cops that should he on jail.

It makes me sad that I've known so many cops of dubious moral attitude.

UncleJimbo seems dubious that anyone could know more than one or two cops. Let's see, how could a non-cop know so many cops. Two uncles and two cousins who were cops so plenty of cops at holiday gatherings at their houses. Dated a woman cop so I got to spend time with plenty of her coworkers. Next door neighbor. Assistant Scoutmaster in my son's Scout troop. Softball leagues with more than a few teams of policemen.

People like to brag about breaking the rules. Get them in a social situation and they talk.

Corruption doesn't have to be big. Parking in a handicapped spot because you're a cop is corruption. Not writing a speeding ticket because the driver is a cop is corruption. Ignoring a coworker drinking during work hours is corruption. Selling guns out of the evidence room is corruption.

I know that it hurts your feelings but that's life.

[Bang]

Apparently, you had no contact with police officers.

[DonBiase]

The bullshit of "stop resisting" is supposed to be the "get out of jail free' card for Dirty Cops.
I was in the business for 30 years, I know More about Cops than any 3 of you all put together.This bullshit has got yo stop.

[Walleye Hunter]

Where can I obtain myself one of those get out of jail free cards?

[Bang]

If you can't fight 'em, join 'em. Every ghetto kid knows that much.

[unclejumbo]

It makes me sad that I've known so many cops of dubious moral attitude.

UncleJimbo seems dubious that anyone could know more than one or two cops. Let's see, how could a non-cop know so many cops. Two uncles and two cousins who were cops so plenty of cops at holiday gatherings at their houses. Dated a woman cop so I got to spend time with plenty of her coworkers. Next door neighbor. Assistant Scoutmaster in my son's Scout troop. Softball leagues with more than a few teams of policemen.

People like to brag about breaking the rules. Get them in a social situation and they talk.

Corruption doesn't have to be big. Parking in a handicapped spot because you're a cop is corruption. Not writing a speeding ticket because the driver is a cop is corruption. Ignoring a coworker drinking during work hours is corruption. Selling guns out of the evidence room is corruption.

I know that it hurts your feelings but that's life.

So that might equal dozens of cops, hundreds, no. A police officer has discretion to write a ticket or not, no corruption whatsoever. And police cars have exceptions regarding operation and parking carved out in the vehicle code. Several police jobs actually involve consumption of alcohol during work. And selling guns out of the evidence room is theft, and will result in arrest.

You don't know what you're talking about but please continue to wow us with what you don't know.

[Carson]

Where can I obtain myself one of those get out of jail free cards?

Do you have any race cards or gender cards to trade ?

[Carson]

...Corruption doesn't have to be big. Parking in a handicapped spot because you're a cop is corruption. Not writing a speeding ticket because the driver is a cop is corruption. Ignoring a coworker drinking during work hours is corruption. Selling guns out of the evidence room is corruption.

I know that it hurts your feelings but that's life.

I remember when I came on in the mid eighties and talking to old timers at the FOP on Springgarden Street, hearing stories about how a cop could come to work tired, hungry, horny, thirsty and broke and before he went home everyone of those were satisfied. Ah, the good old days.