Fake Cop Killing People

**Nephlite** · 2012-05-17 18:33

And im saying don't turn your car off unless the officer asks you to. Sorry didn't clarify that point.

**archibaldcrane** · 2012-05-17 18:57

Originally Posted by Nephlite

And im saying don't turn your car off unless the officer asks you to. Sorry didn't clarify that point.

I guess the question here is "why not?" I want to remove as much nervousness on the officer's behalf that I may drive away from the stop, I turn off my car immediately.

**Nephlite** · 2012-05-17 19:07

The way things are nowadays, no reasonable cop will blame you for not turning your car off. I know i wouldn't and i'm in law enforcement.

**Kaisha** · 2012-05-17 19:13

Don't they tend to write down your license plate first thing in the offchance you do try to book it anyways?

**Meresgi** · 2012-05-17 21:40

Originally Posted by Kaisha

Don't they tend to write down your license plate first thing in the offchance you do try to book it anyways?

I think they run your shit before they even get out of the cruiser. That way they have a good idea if the shit you're driving is stolen, or has anything on it. I know I got pegged once because my registration had expired and I didn't even know till the trooper told me.

**Niiro** · 2012-05-18 00:01

I would think taking down your plates and car description long before getting out would be SOP.

**Churchill** · 2012-05-18 04:41

It is, some of you don't get pulled over enough lol. I never turn my car off, that shits crazy.

Celeste · 2012-05-18 06:36

Some schmuck named James Lucas or somethin' is apparently the killer.

**Cail** · 2012-05-18 08:22

Authorities have arrested a suspect in the case of an alleged police impersonator who is believed to have killed two motorists in Mississippi, the Tunica County Sherriff's Office said.

James D. Willie, 28, of Sardis, Mississippi, was arrested and the 9mm handgun authorities say was used in two recent highway shootings was in his possession, the sheriff's office said.

The arrest may put an end to a case that caused a massive manhunt by law enforcement and created panic and fear for many drivers throughout Mississippi.

"Hundreds of man hours have been devoted to tracking down and arresting this individual," Mississippi Gov. Phil Bryant said. "Public safety is of paramount concern to us. Just as a week ago, with the resolution of the kidnap/murder case in north Mississippi, again we see the effective results of a unified effort of several law enforcement agencies working together."

Investigators with the Mississippi Bureau of Investigation had raised the possibility that someone posing as a police officer was to blame for the shooting deaths of 74-year-old Tom Schlender and 48-year-old Lori Anne Carswell, which happened 55 miles apart in northwest Mississippi.

Willie was arrested Tuesday on an unrelated offense. Authorities found the suspect with a woman who claimed that he raped her.

He was arrested, and the semiautomatic Ruger handgun he had was also taken into custody.

"It was determined after testing by state Crime Lab scientists, the weapon matched the weapon used in two murders in northwest Mississippi last week," a Tunica County Sherriff's Office statement said.

The news of this arrest comes a day after authorities said they were questioning a different suspect in the case.

Authorities said a different man was picked up after stopping two drivers Wednesday night. That man, identified as James Lucas, 45, of Yazoo City, was driving a blue Mercury Marquis that used to be a police car and still had flashing blue lights behind its grille, Humphreys County Sheriff Investigator Sam Dobbins said.

Dobbins said investigators searched Lucas' home and found handcuffs and fake badges.

Early Friday, it was unclear what, if any, connection Lucas had to the case.

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**Chun Liroy** · 2012-05-18 10:11

I wonder if that chick was actually raped. Also, if that lucas guy did the killing but stole the other guy's gun?

**jmc** · 2012-05-18 12:43

Originally Posted by Kaisha

Don't they tend to write down your license plate first thing in the offchance you do try to book it anyways?

Usually run the plate first, and broadcast the plate/your location to the dispatcher.

**Kiehl** · 2012-05-19 14:48

So for states that have huge fines for driving while talking, how likely is it to get ticketed on top of what you were getting pulled over for?

**Salodin** · 2012-05-20 14:15

Originally Posted by Kiehl

So for states that have huge fines for driving while talking, how likely is it to get ticketed on top of what you were getting pulled over for?

Usually hands free sets get around that. But with out one, they are probably supposed to issue a ticket yes.

Don't know why this is such a big deal, should be more cautious in that state, every one else in the other 49 states should be business as usual.

**Niiro** · 2012-05-20 15:14

I think it's just such a weird thought to have to be concerned about whether a cop is actually a cop for people who live in urban/suburban areas.

If you put me in bumfuck Mississ-anywhere-south-or-west-of-PA I'd probably understand the sentiment a bit more.

**AoE** · 2012-05-20 16:30

Originally Posted by Niiro

I think it's just such a weird thought to have to be concerned about whether a cop is actually a cop for people who live in urban/suburban areas.

If you put me in bumfuck Mississ-anywhere-south-or-west-of-PA I'd probably understand the sentiment a bit more.

Doesn't really matter in NYC. Real cop or not, they'll come in your house and rape/shoot your ass whether theyre the real deal or not while Mayor Bloomberg fellates the police commissioner for his stop and frisk policy.

**Tyche** · 2012-05-20 16:58

Hazards > safe place to park > car off, keys on dash > All windows down > hands on window seal. Ask permission to retrieve documents.

That was my routine when. I was...uh...routinely pulled over. It was a foolproof method until I pegged me for 42 in a 35 and the officer just felt like being a complete dick to my wife and I. That particular officer had quite the reputation in my small community though.

**Niiro** · 2012-05-20 17:14

Originally Posted by AoE

Doesn't really matter in NYC. Real cop or not, they'll come in your house and rape/shoot your ass whether theyre the real deal or not while Mayor Bloomberg fellates the police commissioner for his stop and frisk policy.

............................what?

**Ragnus** · 2012-05-21 13:29

Combo of stop and frisk and the recent break ins on flimsy grounds to interrogate protest leaders about what they were doing on May Day.

**archibaldcrane** · 2012-05-21 13:34

Originally Posted by Tyche

Hazards > safe place to park > car off, keys on dash > All windows down > hands on window seal. Ask permission to retrieve documents.

That was my routine when. I was...uh...routinely pulled over. It was a foolproof method until I pegged me for 42 in a 35 and the officer just felt like being a complete dick to my wife and I. That particular officer had quite the reputation in my small community though.

this makes my brain hurt

are you drunk tyche

**Cail** · 2012-05-21 15:13

got pulled over today and thought of bg and this thread...legit cop though

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