Damn, someone beta'd the fuck out there.
27 intarwebz.
At this point, I'm starting to doubt if Nephlite is a real cop.
Not whether he's a cop, of that I'm sure; but whether he's real.
His life is such an action movie, I'm starting to think "Last Action Hero" came true.
Funny, the cops I know sit in a car all day by the road watching a scamera take pictures or play cards in the pub; they don't McLane their way through a terrorist-occupied building.
ITT: Cops don't do anything until you call them.
This thread is stupid hilarious, please name off the things you would not have cops do unless it was you. Shits stupid lol, all my law enforcement bro, stop paying attention to this pathetic attempt to get attention. Niggas is trolling, stop paying attention to it.
Shit reminds me of the retarded ghetto neighborhoods I deal with. Constantly bitch about the cops to clean the streets with yet provide no fucking information when need be about any given case.
Haha yeah I hear that shit constantly. Baltimore has a major problem with dirtbikes. Like thousands of them riding around the streets causing all sorts of problems with traffic accidents/injuries/property damage etc. Any whenever we catch a kid on one and lock him up, they always bitch about how we don't lock up the drug dealers on his corner but we can get him and his bike, and about how he ain't hurnin no one but we harassing him instead of the murderers. Their fake outrage when they have no intention of wanting us to really clean up the streets is hilarious. Oh, and last week a 6 year old kid got nailed by one and seriously injured. He'll be eating through a straw for a long time.
I was just in Baltimore last week visiting the Train Museum with the kids. You guys have a dirt bike squad. Uniforms are much better looking than ours. Our bike unit is blue on blue on blue and makes you look like a postal worker. Black and yellow or dark blue and yellow is much better visibly. Lot's of cars on the Amtrac all shot up and graffiti everywhere. Hard job you guys have.
@Ashmada Never claimed my job was exciting or anything but most of the examples I used I have either been apart of or heard about it from co-workers. War stories and Vietnam shit is the trade off for casual conversation.
"Oh what did you do yesterday?"
"Knee deep in a sewer on a DOA with his head missing. You?"
"Pulled a cat out of an air conditioning unit for the old lady on New Hampshire."
"Ah. I hate cats. How's your wife?"
"Great. She has the clap."
"Shame"
True story. Happened this morning.
The B&O? Pretty nice place, unfortunately the location it's in goes from decent to bad pretty quickly. And unfortunately there's only a few dirt bikes and we are not allowed to chase the other riders. The fear is that they'll start going faster to escape and create more accidents. The only way we can really get them is if they stall or wreck, or if we catch them filling up/putting the bike away/bringing it out.
Friend of mine was killed in Boston because of a pursuit. Dude turned his lights off and started hauling ass through residential streets, slammed into the cab he and his gf were getting into.
I don't love the idea of chasing....
All the hero complexes in this thread are almost as funny as the feelings of inadequacy bubbling up as rage from the civilians in the thread. What a show.
I love all the super cops getting trolled by welfare semen. Don't forget who pays you rambos and robocops to be expendable.
Also, just want to say you guys are heroes. This thread has me thinking about becoming a police officer.
If I have a degree, do I automatically get promoted past beat cop?
Not surprised Valisk was the first to trip over that one. Then again he must think he is a hero for meeting his monthly parking ticket quota.
And lol at Dim wanting to be a cop. How does that work, do you bring your belts to the interview or just re-enact a fight with Marine with some airkicks and chops while offering to break a board in half?