City Marshall FTP

[talisman]

1234#?

[Wicked98Snake]

1234#?

Dammit now I gotta change the code on my luggage!

[stevo]

youd be surprised at the lack of access to records that the average police officer has. its no fault to the officer but rather the city/county they work for. i used to be able to get on facebook and city cads to search records on people to see if they were lying abouts names address etc and all that has now been blocked. i can only use a lot of records that wont pull up pictures.

So, now you are saying it is easy for an officer to screw up? Make up your mind....

Stevo

[Tannerm]

LOL.... Its JUST like the bad egg officers you hear on the media. 1 dude effs up out of the 800k or so cops and we are all bastages! Same with wrong addresses. How many calls for service does just one department run in a 24 hours period? 100's to 1000's depending on size. Add that together for ALL the dept in the area and u gots alot of 0's! And then we hear about MAYBE one a month... oh ma gah!! Humans... We are bound to screw up, but its very rare. But all it takes is one "bad" experience or one bad news article and "cops need to be held to higher standard for there constant eff ups!"

[talisman]

Don't piss and moan to me. It isn't like if I fuck up at work I don't hear about it.

[juiceweezl]

Don't piss and moan to me. It isn't like if I fuck up at work I don't hear about it.

Furthermore, screwing up and sending the wrong parts to someone or having the wrong price on something doesn't end with dead dogs or a gunfight at someone's house. There is ZERO excuse for LEO's to be unsure or have the wrong address like we keep seeing in the news.

[talisman]

Furthermore, screwing up and sending the wrong parts to someone or having the wrong price on something doesn't end with dead dogs or a gunfight at someone's house. There is ZERO excuse for LEO's to be unsure or have the wrong address like we keep seeing in the news.

Things can go bad any where though. I'm not going to say much about it because I'm not sure if litigation is still under way, but we had an angry customer at one of our stores storm out after a cop came to escort him out. He came back in with a gun and the cop shot him dead on the spot. Crazy as shit. People are nuts, which is why you want to be doubly sure you're at the right address. Even a pizza delivery guy understands that concept.

[Forever_frost]

LOL.... Its JUST like the bad egg officers you hear on the media. 1 dude effs up out of the 800k or so cops and we are all bastages! Same with wrong addresses. How many calls for service does just one department run in a 24 hours period? 100's to 1000's depending on size. Add that together for ALL the dept in the area and u gots alot of 0's! And then we hear about MAYBE one a month... oh ma gah!! Humans... We are bound to screw up, but its very rare. But all it takes is one "bad" experience or one bad news article and "cops need to be held to higher standard for there constant eff ups!"

Cops SHOULD be held to the highest standard. Under qualified immunity, they can shoot your pet, kill you in your house and destroy your property and you can do nothing about it. If they scuff you up and you actually try to defend yourself? Assaulting a police officer. Auto accident where one is playing on his cell phone and drinking coffee and rear ends you? Get ready for them to go through your car looking for a reason it's not his fault.

Then you have the coverups, the unwillingness to prosecute for things that a citizen would be put under a jail for and the other double standards and you have a MASSIVE problem. If I leave a dog in a car and it dies, I'm charged and going to jail. A cop leaves his K9 in the car, he gets additional training. If I shoot a police dog, I go to jail for killing a cop, they kill my pet, well I can go fuck myself.

[bcoop]

Even a pizza delivery guy understands that concept.

And most of them are stoned out of their minds, too.

[bcoop]

And then we hear about MAYBE one a month...

What fucking planet do you live on?

[Forever_frost]

No shit. I catch hell for posting them up and I can do it daily, sometimes more than one a day. Fuck once a month

[jewozzy]

So, now you are saying it is easy for an officer to screw up? Make up your mind....

Stevo

You're implying something I never said. I was refering to this site being able to get lots of info.

[prostock1]

Marshall's are sworn law enforcement. I understand why he held the door. Let's say hypothetically that your wife was who held the warrants. What if the Marshall didn't hold the door, and you shut it closed? Then what? Second scenario - how do the Marshall's know whether or not your summoning someone with a firearm to ambush them?

Long story short, the guys were doing their job. Quitcher bitchin'.

this sort of breach in protocol never happens in Carrollton.....unless you ride the green line

[Whiteboy]

Dont knock on my door at 545. You wont be happy

[Machx2]

Dont knock on my door at 545. You wont be happy

But I am always happy....