http://www.local10.com/news/29619059/detail.html



And, of course, LEOs from all over are justifying the fact that a LEO drove ~120 mph just to get to a second job:

http://forums.officer.com/...-on-turnpike-to-second-jo


Thoughts?

Here's my thought:

Anyone who drives 120 mph in a non-emergency situation deserves a big fat ticket. Complaining about getting such a ticket is lame.

Edit: After reading the complaints of the LEOs, it seems mostly to be disagreement with *how* the situation was handled (driver arrested at gunpoint, etc.) rather than with the result (big fat ticket for asshat who was late for his 2nd job).

he watched too much Miami Vice.

meh, 120 mph ain't all that fast with modern vehicles and reasonable drivers. hmm, my tires were only rated for 130 mph, i might have to take that back. not that i care, i have left the rat race to get to work. found better things to do than sit behind a wheel for hours on end.

A "police officer" abusing the law by making his own wherever and whenever he d* well pleases? Shocking.

The fate of the veteran at Occupy Oakland is just the beginning, people.

Here in my home state of Maryland, cops have decided they simply don't need warrants to break into homes. Also, judges have ruled that the entire concept of "a man's home is his castle" doesn't exist. Yep, you guessed it: Criminals are now taking advantage of this law by breaking into homes and stealing stuff while wearing cop gear.

Police are not the law, police serve the law.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4DoHDelbEAQ

i'll let the video speak for itself

what the heck is a veteran doing at an anarchy rally? did he get subverted by a piece of ass? or mary jane?

y'all done with throwing out food and blankets to get the homeless to throw rocks? stfu yourself.

you going to pay to feed them, you should step up and account for their actions, not disavow that you thru out bait to attract them.

ain't much different than throwing chum in the water when your buddy is diving with sharks.