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Re: Cops enforce the request of an asshole neighbor.
2003-06-23 13:05:47
> > > > Usually that is the case, but the neighbors may not have allowed > to > > > > come to that resolution. > > > > > > That's always possible, but most likely that would have been > in > > > the story. > > > > > > Heehee.... You have more faith in our media than I do then. > > Not a matter of faith in the media. That would have made the story more > interesting for the reporter. As someone once said, you can fill volumes with what you don't read in the paper. -- jaybird I am not the cause of your problems. I am the result of your actions... Your life is not my fault. ---------
2003-06-23 13:07:50
> > > Well, I can tell you a hundred stories that disagree with your point, > but > > I > > > doubt if it would interest you. Heck, cops don't even always enforce > court > > > orders, let alone do what the people tell them to do. > > > > It depends on the court order. You're talking about situations all over > > each sides of that gray line between civil and criminal. > > Bad assumption on your part. I'm talking about cases within my range of > personal knowledge. Bad example on your part. I'm talking about cases in general all over the state. > > > And you're right, > > cops don't always do what people tell them to do, nor are they required > > unless it involves a criminal offense in a situation like this. > > "Criminal offense?" I doubt it. See, this is where you guys aren't up on how the system actually works. Obviously there was some kind of ordinance prohibiting what was happening. The offense was enforced. -- jaybird I am not the cause of your problems. I am the result of your actions... Your life is not my fault. ---------
2003-06-23 13:43:03
> > It is a valid defense, especially in this case. You can reference it to > > whatever you feel like, but it's how it works. > > jaybird > > That's not how it is constitutionally in America. The idea > of licensure to pursue a livelihood would have been anathema > to the founders. They would be aghast that the citizenry > didn't take that cop out and hang him, and tar and feather > the neighbor. You'd have to hang, tar, and feather the lawmakers not the cops. -- jaybird I am not the cause of your problems. I am the result of your actions... Your life is not my fault. ---------
2003-06-23 12:52:17
The reporter should have done a better job covering this story. I'd like to know the name of the loser with nothing better to do
than tattle on a little kid selling lemonade. The name of the complaintant is public record, so let's have it! ;-) -- -Agent Smith Here's a quarter. If you can find another one, you can call someone who cares!
2003-06-23 22:02:16
"Eric Johnson" news:BB1C751D.16E9D%erj66@xs4all.nl... > On 6/22/03 10:09 PM, in article > "Yuri" > > > > > "Eric Johnson" > > news:BB1BB268.16D5A%erj66@xs4all.nl... > >> On 6/22/03 7:00 PM, in article > > 8hlJa.224749$VP.47570431@twister.neo.rr.com, > >> "Yuri" > >> > >>> > >>> "Eric Johnson" > >>> news:BB1B6639.16D11%erj66@xs4all.nl... > >>>> On 6/22/03 1:44 PM, in article > >>> NEgJa.224192$VP.47388086@twister.neo.rr.com, > >>>> "Yuri" > >>>> > >>>>> > >>>>> A waste of time? Oh yes. But also something that had to be dealt > > with, > >>>>> because we work for the citizens. > >>>> > >>>> Which citizens? Obviously you are pretty arbitrary in picking and > > choosing > >>>> when you are working for which citizens. > >>> > >>> All citizens. If we're asked in act in a criminal matter, we do. > > That's > >>> what "law enforcement" means. We enforce laws. Even ones we don't > > agree > >>> with. > >>> > >>> > >>> > >>> > >> This is so much BS, and I am tired of this standard cop line. You have > >> discretion (Don't deny it, for you do). Use it. > > > > Discretion, huh? So if we witness an aggravated assault in progress, we > > let it slide? Get real. Discretion in some things, not all. > > > > > You do -not- have to arrest every drug user or suspected drug user you > Or even any of them. It is just easy and looks good on your arrest stats. LOL. How can you arrest someone for being a suspected drug user? That's pretty pathetic. Even arresting someone for being a drug user? Not possible, or legal. Now, arresting someone for possession of illegal drugs...thats another story. Please learn the laws before you waste any more of my time.
2003-06-23 22:04:57
On Sun, 22 Jun 2003 20:10:26 GMT, "Yuri"
> >"Frank Ney" >news:bftbfvojrtjjejf8ltmrhe8v22nbpamds6@4ax.com... >> On Sun, 22 Jun 2003 17:00:52 GMT, an orbiting mind control laser caused >> "Yuri" >> >> >> > A waste of time? Oh yes. But also something that had to be dealt >with, >> >> > because we work for the citizens. >> >> >> >> Which citizens? Obviously you are pretty arbitrary in picking and >choosing >> >> when you are working for which citizens. >> > >> >All citizens. If we're asked in act in a criminal matter, we do. >> >> Then how do you explain the NYPD officers who threatened me when I >> interrupted their union-mandeated coffee break by reporting a mugging that >> was happening in their plain sight? > >Easy. You're a cop hating liar. The above incident never happened. I >don't know of any cop who would let a felony slide for any reason. > born the dad left town.
2003-06-23 22:29:30
Eric Johnson
> On 6/22/03 10:10 PM, in article S2oJa.224798$VP.47686039@twister.neo.rr.com, > "Yuri" > > > > > "Frank Ney" > > news:bftbfvojrtjjejf8ltmrhe8v22nbpamds6@4ax.com... > >> On Sun, 22 Jun 2003 17:00:52 GMT, an orbiting mind control laser caused > >> "Yuri" > >> > >>>>> A waste of time? Oh yes. But also something that had to be dealt > with, > >>>>> because we work for the citizens. > >>>> > >>>> Which citizens? Obviously you are pretty arbitrary in picking and > choosing > >>>> when you are working for which citizens. > >>> > >>> All citizens. If we're asked in act in a criminal matter, we do. > >> > >> Then how do you explain the NYPD officers who threatened me when I > >> interrupted their union-mandeated coffee break by reporting a mugging that > >> was happening in their plain sight? > > > > Easy. You're a cop hating liar. The above incident never happened. I > > don't know of any cop who would let a felony slide for any reason. > > > > > BwahahahahaHAHAHAhHAH`AHAHAHAHHH`HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH. > > > Why is it that cops get released on OR from the scene when they get a > dui/dwi, while others get jailed? > > EJ I guess your also anti-union, anti-police, pro-drug, impaired driving, lying scumbag. The police have never failed to be of service to me and my family. The reason people become police officers is that they have a need to serve their fellow man. I am just grateful that you don't live in my neighborhood or my country. I bet you collect Social Security from the US. I bet the monthly check goes to the dope dealer.Typical asshole.
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