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Posted on 4/14/15 at 3:56 pm to Rebelgator
Posted on 4/14/15 at 4:06 pm to Rebelgator
Double that still isn't much.
Posted on 4/14/15 at 4:07 pm to GreatLakesTiger24
Double that still isn't close.
Posted on 4/14/15 at 4:10 pm to ManBearTiger
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I've already explained that my sister was driving and it was her call.
I can believe that but they cannot place you in the back of a cruiser for absolutely ZERO reason
Posted on 4/14/15 at 4:12 pm to Rebelgator
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Double that still isn't close.
You are saying that you, a pig, make an income that $60,000 doesn't even come close to?
That why I always see pig owned homes in such upscale neighborhoods around the country. (You can tell a piggie owns it because they will always, ALWAYS, leave their patrol vehicle in the open, NEVER in a garage).
Posted on 4/14/15 at 4:16 pm to buganationHD
Posted on 4/14/15 at 4:16 pm to GrammarKnotsi
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the story and all the details of it remained the exact same.
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pretty sure I just proved, and got you to admit to, changing your story.
This is wonderful cop logic right here, completely ignore what the guy says and insert your own conclusions. If that doesn't work, magically "smell weed" and use that to frick with someone.
Posted on 4/14/15 at 4:27 pm to sealawyer
I don't drive a patrol car. I'm a floor above two NBA players. Jon Leur being one.
I'm not a small town local cop, jackass.
I'm not a small town local cop, jackass.
Posted on 4/14/15 at 4:32 pm to Rebelgator
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I don't drive a patrol car. I'm a floor above two NBA players. Jon Leur being one.
I'm not a small town local cop, jackass.
Let's pretend you are a super spesul piglet that works at the state level.
Does most of your money still come from overtime details working security at football games like the rest of your ilk, or is your base salary inflated higher than anything I have ever seen?
Or, the fairly obvious alternative, you are a crooked cop?
Posted on 4/14/15 at 4:33 pm to sealawyer
You're still not even close. Idiots like you make me reconsider finishing my law degree.
If you see ag4life around here, ask him what they pay "special people" like me.
If you see ag4life around here, ask him what they pay "special people" like me.
This post was edited on 4/14/15 at 4:36 pm
Posted on 4/14/15 at 4:37 pm to GrammarKnotsi
I have a similar story to ManBearPig, the details before I arrived are from my brother as he is the main character in this story, but I was an eye witness at the end.
One Sunday morning, my brother was leaving our neighborhood to go to church. We grew up in Alberta (east side ghetto of Tuscaloosa), and at the time he was a 17 year old white kid. A police officer pulled him over within a block of leaving the neighborhood (into the Piggly Wiggly parking lot), and approached the vehicle. He informed my brother that he was being pulled over for not wearing a seat belt, and then asked to search his car. My brother asked "Why?"
The officer gave no reason and simply asked again in a harsher tone. My brother responded with, "Don't you need probable cause?"
The officer began to get upset and again asked if he could search the vehicle. My brother responded asking if he could call my dad (who was at home, less than a block away). The officer said that if he called anyone he would immediately arrest him, and that he would ask him to consent to a search one more time and if he responded with anything other than "Yes, sir." he would be placed under arrest. My brother then begrudgingly said, "Sure." At this point the officer called for a back-up cruiser and had my brother step out of his car and frisked him.
When the other officer arrived, my brother was told to sit in the car whilst the first officer searched his car. My brother not having experience with police, proceeded to walk to the open door of the cruiser and sit in the driver seat. He was quickly and physically corrected by the second officer that he could not sit there and was ordered "Get on the hood."
My brother then sat on the hood of the car before again being forcibly pulled off, flipped, and slammed on to the hood.
It was at this point when I left the house for church and saw his car (and him) in the Piggly Wiggly parking lot and pulled in. I asked what was going on, and was told by the second officer that they suspected my brother had drugs in his car and was being a nuisance.
My brother's car has always been disgustingly messy, so I could understand their suspicion, but I assured them that there was no way he would do anything like that, and that he was actually supposed to be playing guitar for the church band.
Meanwhile, the original officer searching through the car was tossing stuff out of his car and into the parking lot. I had been there for a little over twenty minutes when he finally gave up the search after putting his hand into the sticky residue of a coke that had soaked through and old McDonald's cup and coated the inside of a cupholder. My brother laughed as the officer looked disgusted while taking off the sticky gloves. The back-up officer was then dismissed.
After all that, he gave my brother a $10 ticket for failing to wear a seatbelt, and drove off in a huff leaving us to clean up everything he had taken out of the car.
One Sunday morning, my brother was leaving our neighborhood to go to church. We grew up in Alberta (east side ghetto of Tuscaloosa), and at the time he was a 17 year old white kid. A police officer pulled him over within a block of leaving the neighborhood (into the Piggly Wiggly parking lot), and approached the vehicle. He informed my brother that he was being pulled over for not wearing a seat belt, and then asked to search his car. My brother asked "Why?"
The officer gave no reason and simply asked again in a harsher tone. My brother responded with, "Don't you need probable cause?"
The officer began to get upset and again asked if he could search the vehicle. My brother responded asking if he could call my dad (who was at home, less than a block away). The officer said that if he called anyone he would immediately arrest him, and that he would ask him to consent to a search one more time and if he responded with anything other than "Yes, sir." he would be placed under arrest. My brother then begrudgingly said, "Sure." At this point the officer called for a back-up cruiser and had my brother step out of his car and frisked him.
When the other officer arrived, my brother was told to sit in the car whilst the first officer searched his car. My brother not having experience with police, proceeded to walk to the open door of the cruiser and sit in the driver seat. He was quickly and physically corrected by the second officer that he could not sit there and was ordered "Get on the hood."
My brother then sat on the hood of the car before again being forcibly pulled off, flipped, and slammed on to the hood.
It was at this point when I left the house for church and saw his car (and him) in the Piggly Wiggly parking lot and pulled in. I asked what was going on, and was told by the second officer that they suspected my brother had drugs in his car and was being a nuisance.
My brother's car has always been disgustingly messy, so I could understand their suspicion, but I assured them that there was no way he would do anything like that, and that he was actually supposed to be playing guitar for the church band.
Meanwhile, the original officer searching through the car was tossing stuff out of his car and into the parking lot. I had been there for a little over twenty minutes when he finally gave up the search after putting his hand into the sticky residue of a coke that had soaked through and old McDonald's cup and coated the inside of a cupholder. My brother laughed as the officer looked disgusted while taking off the sticky gloves. The back-up officer was then dismissed.
After all that, he gave my brother a $10 ticket for failing to wear a seatbelt, and drove off in a huff leaving us to clean up everything he had taken out of the car.
Posted on 4/14/15 at 4:39 pm to Rebelgator
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You're still not even close. Idiots like you make me reconsider finishing my law degree.
If you see ag4life around here, ask him what they pay "special people" like me.
Actually most ex-cop lawyers I know are fairly successful criminal defense lawyers. They know the game and they know how to beat it. You should finish.
All kidding aside, you must actually be a high level investigator or administrator of some sort (which would mean you are smart enough to know that your pay range is an outlier)
Posted on 4/14/15 at 4:42 pm to Rebelgator
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I'm a floor above two NBA players. Jon Leur being one
The other player must really suck if Jon Leur is the one you name dropped.
Are you in MPD? The FBI recruited from my UF tax law program, but I don't recall anyone from law school going that route, I do remember an accounting grad student in one of our classes who went with the FBI. I guess they like people who can follow the money
Posted on 4/14/15 at 4:42 pm to sealawyer
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Actually most ex-cop lawyers I know are fairly successful criminal defense lawyers. They know the game and they know how to beat it. You should finish.
I'd have a year left. Took this job offer after I wrapped up my 2L year at UF.
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All kidding aside, you must actually be a high level investigator or administrator of some sort (which would mean you are smart enough to know that your pay range is an outlier)
Depends on the area of the country. Regular Nashville metro officers make just south of 6 figures.
This post was edited on 4/14/15 at 4:44 pm
Posted on 4/14/15 at 4:46 pm to jchamil
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Are you in MPD?
Hell no. I'm not county or state either.
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The other player must really suck if Jon Leur is the one you name dropped.
Tony Allen moved out the December before last. Kosta and Leur are there now. I think Beno might, but the only one I know is Leur.
Posted on 4/14/15 at 4:47 pm to sealawyer
He's an alphabet agency fricking fed who is overpaid for his shitty job.
Sorry RG. The agency he works for does pay pretty well and they earn every penny because they have to deal with pricks like me.
Sorry RG. The agency he works for does pay pretty well and they earn every penny because they have to deal with pricks like me.Posted on 4/14/15 at 4:47 pm to Rebelgator
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Hell no. I'm not county or state either.
Not MPD, county, state, or local.
What the frick do you do, now I am curious.
Posted on 4/14/15 at 4:48 pm to sealawyer
Look up
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