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Are you on first name basis with law enforcement?

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Jaimie  JT Profile
Jaimie JT answered

If you're asking if  ever been arrested or in trouble with the law then my answer is no .... I have been on a first name basis with someone who owns handcuffs though ....I'm only drinking tea tonight though ....,  so I won't finish that thought :) you're welcome :p

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Jaimie  JT
Jaimie JT commented
Lol ;) well I was a competive dancer until the age of 17 :) I competed around the world in lyrical dance and hip hop :) it was called break dancing back then but same diff :) now I am just a career counselor who spends most of my time in colleges and universities :) I'm also a ninja Mathy scientist ..cos I said so ;p
John McCann
John McCann commented
OK!!

First sceintifical post of the morning! I have a lot to do today. My dog must go to the boarders today and I must go to the hospital on Mon.. Talk to you when I get back.
Tom  Jackson
Tom Jackson commented
@Jaimie JT

"the square route of a hypothesis"

That is an absolutely classic line.
Didge Doo Profile
Didge Doo answered

I've had a couple of friends who were cops. None at present.

otis campbell Profile
otis campbell answered

In league city tx i am

LiftedTruck Redneck Profile

Not by being arrested, but I know a lot of them. My father was on the fire department, so i met a lot of cops. I'm also in criminal justice classes, so I'm on a first name basis with the instructor too. He lets us call him "dick".

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Ray Dart answered

True story.

My son was travelling home late one night through rural Bedfordshire. He was pulled over by a police van and accused of being drunk (he wasn't).

They then asked to search his car for drugs (there weren't any).

The officer in charge then decided to give my son a breath (sobriety) test. They then found they had no testing kits in the van - since it wasn't a regular patrol car.

By now one of the  police remaining in the van  shouted out "Leave him alone, it's obvious he hasn't done anything!"

With his face about 6 inches from my son's face the officer then came out with:

"You're known to the police aren't you?"

My son said "Yes I am" and showed his police warrant card.

"And I work in your back office!"

My son was a bit disillusioned with the fuzz after that and left soon after.

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Bikergirl Anonymous
I am always confused about these kinds of stories invoked conclusions made. The. conclusion that is made that the police ( in general) are all bad, as in this case.
One cop's behavior does not define ALL police intentions.
The cop in your story obviously came to the opposite conclusion about "all" teen boys driving guilty if something nasty.
Both parties and the conclusions they've made based on their experience is inaccurate and unfair, to say the least.
KB Baldwin
KB Baldwin commented
The police are not all bad. Many of them are excellent at their jobs and c credit to their chosen profession. The problem is that the culture tends to enable the bad ones to remain on the job. Until they are seen as vigorously policing their own camp, people are going to distrust them. .

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