No Police.......so what.

[Carson]

Funny how people picture police at their station, waiting for a call to come in.

The number of direct calls to the Districts is amazing. They think they will get faster service that way.

I remember a Lieutenant asking a few cops who were hanging out in the Operations Room, if they thought they were firefighters and responded from the station? They got the hint and rolled.

[pacomdiver]

Funny how people picture police at their station, waiting for a call to come in.

every time i pass the dublin baracks on 313 a couple times a week at different times, i always see a couple standing out in the parking lot bullshitting

I picture them sitting driver's door to driver's door in the parking lot of the abandoned used car dealership passing doughnuts back and forth.

We have to park six feet apart now. Have to toss the donuts through the open window.

yesterday i passed a pair parked right next to each other in a church parking lot off 100 in zionsville and later passed a call where there 3 stateys and 2 locals, no body was 6ft apart

[Bang]

Never heard of the 10-69. That is F U N N Y !!

[Bang]

In hq one evening, a woman came to the window at the shift commander's desk, raising hell about getting a ticket on her parked car. This ticket was for a twp ordinance violation for parking facing the wrong direction. It cost $2.00

The lieutenant patiently let her wind down a bit, then said, "Ma'am, perhaps if you knew where the money goes, you would not be so bothered by it".

Yeah? Where does it go?

'It's a collective, to make the streets safer, and the money collected goes to the widow of the unknown soldier".

Oh my God! I didn't know that! Oh, my God! I'm so sorry. Oh Geez...as she, embarrassed, headed back out the door.

We laughed so hard it hurt.

[JenniferG]

In hq one evening, a woman came to the window at the shift commander's desk, raising hell about getting a ticket on her parked car. This ticket was for a twp ordinance violation for parking facing the wrong direction. It cost $2.00

The lieutenant patiently let her wind down a bit, then said, "Ma'am, perhaps if you knew where the money goes, you would not be so bothered by it".

Yeah? Where does it go?

'It's a collective, to make the streets safer, and the money collected goes to the widow of the unknown soldier".

Oh my God! I didn't know that! Oh, my God! I'm so sorry. Oh Geez...as she, embarrassed, headed back out the door.

We laughed so hard it hurt.

Funneee! That's the kind of guy that can think on his feet. Need more of them.

[ray h]

I've always known I would be the first responder to any problem I have.
The cops are called to do a report and take out the trash.
That being said, if I'm not around and my wife or family has an issue I expect the cops to be there two minutes ago.

[PAMedic=F|A=]

The number of direct calls to the Districts is amazing. They think they will get faster service that way.

I remember a Lieutenant asking a few cops who were hanging out in the Operations Room, if they thought they were firefighters and responded from the station? They got the hint and rolled.

To the fire station where they won’t be bothered by idiot supervisors.

Drinking all my damned coffee.

And I’ve worked places where cops stayed at their station unless where called, or coming to drink my coffee.