Man Sues After "POLICE" t-shirt arrest
i guess he should have had "FVCK THE" before "POLICE", so he'd be guaranteed to go unbothered
Shalowitz? Weinstein? Sounds like the global Jewish conspiracy to me...
wow...that must be a boring town for that cop to take offense from a shirt; especially with a firefighter wearing it. police/firefighter = same professional courtesy, imo.
what a douche, i mean...what cop is going to wear a "police" shirt under his sweater and display the shirt without being on duty and/or armed? now had the complainant been soliciting information or trying to perform law enforcement duties, that would be different...but just wearing a shirt that anyone can buy at the screen print store in the mall? i hope he gets fired.
what a douche, i mean...what cop is going to wear a "police" shirt under his sweater and display the shirt without being on duty and/or armed? now had the complainant been soliciting information or trying to perform law enforcement duties, that would be different...but just wearing a shirt that anyone can buy at the screen print store in the mall? i hope he gets fired.
so does a toll taker or pastry chef or studio owner or hairdresser also get these same courtesies granted?
Vernatti should be fired.
That is all.
That is all.
Not unless there is money or a relation involved...
does a toll taker, pastry chef or studio owner put his/her life on the line for you on a daily basis?
Neither police or firefighters are in the top ten. A fisherman is ten times more likely to die in the line of duty compared to a police officer and they make an average of less than 20K/yr.
http://www.careerbuilder.com/Article/CB-777-Changing-Jobs-Worlds-Most-Dangerous-Jobs/
Its not an issue of environmental dangers and screw ups made by idiots on the job claiming lives, its an issue of the sacrifices made IN YOUR NAME by those in the public safety world. Commercial fishermen sacrifice so rich folks can eat lobster and we can fish sticks...and 20k? Own a boat and make 10x that much, if you work your and your crews asses off.
Cops and firefighters sacrifice so that you can live safely and free from fear, and so that when the unimaginable happens, you can hopefully live through it then comment from the sidelines on how they should have done it, based on your immense experience in the field.
Point is everyone must be processed equally whether they are police, firefighters, or military.
The people in the top ten most dangerous careers/industries are more likely to die and in many cases doing things that let everyone get on with their day to day life too. Most people eat fish, use wood and other natural resources, fly airlines, live in buildings made by construction workers and other tradesmans, use utilities, eat food grown on the farm, put garbage at the curb etc... They are at greater risk and just as worthy of praise...
The people in the top ten most dangerous careers/industries are more likely to die and in many cases doing things that let everyone get on with their day to day life too. Most people eat fish, use wood and other natural resources, fly airlines, live in buildings made by construction workers and other tradesmans, use utilities, eat food grown on the farm, put garbage at the curb etc... They are at greater risk and just as worthy of praise...
Last edited:
When your time comes, there isnt much you can do about it, other then sing your death song and go well...no matter what you are doing at the time.
I just ordered these, I hope I don't get hassled by the man.
I just ordered these, I hope I don't get hassled by the man.
Just start practicing the following phrase.
pacific blue goodnessI just ordered these, I hope I don't get hassled by the man.
That's pretty astounding... +1 to Manimal. Who has the time to make this into a criminal matter?? And what state/local law is so screwed up that you can be prosecuted without materially representing yourself as a LEO???
When I was working federal criminal investigations for the .gov, we had a guy with a near-perfect counterfeit of our badge (bought off the 'net), wearing all-black pseudo-cop tactical clothes with a police scanner in his car, a .44 redhawk, and a meth habit who told his whole family he was a fed agent with us. We had one concrete example among a lot of other nebulous stuff where he tried to use the badge to get his car out of impound (material representation). And they wouldn't touch that for prosecution, even as a misdemeanor. But that's fed for you, not local, where it's a more anything-goes atmosphere in my experience.
It was a great interview, though. Lotta fun.
Several people tried to use our badge to carry guns onto aircraft, too...since no one knows us, it's not a bad way to go about it.
When I was working federal criminal investigations for the .gov, we had a guy with a near-perfect counterfeit of our badge (bought off the 'net), wearing all-black pseudo-cop tactical clothes with a police scanner in his car, a .44 redhawk, and a meth habit who told his whole family he was a fed agent with us. We had one concrete example among a lot of other nebulous stuff where he tried to use the badge to get his car out of impound (material representation). And they wouldn't touch that for prosecution, even as a misdemeanor. But that's fed for you, not local, where it's a more anything-goes atmosphere in my experience.
It was a great interview, though. Lotta fun.
Several people tried to use our badge to carry guns onto aircraft, too...since no one knows us, it's not a bad way to go about it.
I've seen people with 'STAFF' written on their t-shirts.
I don't think they are even staff!
The world these days eh....
I don't think they are even staff!
The world these days eh....
I have 'asshole' written on my t-shirt, so...
