Speed Trap Flashing..

nmjaxx9 · 08-27-2011, 10:26 PM

I agree, im not saying i always follow the rules

, but seriously some cops do abuse their privileges, ive seen cops speed on residential roads, run red lights, run through stop signs, some cops just dont care. I say as a individual who is suppost to uphold the law, they should be role-models to the citizens of the community, they cant expect to break the law and fine people who do the same thing, sounds hypocritical to me.

V8Killer · 08-27-2011, 11:32 PM

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Originally Posted by poorazn

That why went I see a crime being committed I get the F@!#% out of there... Who wants that trouble of being a witness...

Being a witness could help someone be put away for doing wrong. It's not trouble when your doing the right thing and being a good citizen.

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Originally Posted by nmjaxx9

I agree, im not saying i always follow the rules

, but seriously some cops do abuse their privileges, ive seen cops speed on residential roads, run red lights, run through stop signs, some cops just dont care. I say as a individual who is suppost to uphold the law, they should be role-models to the citizens of the community, they cant expect to break the law and fine people who do the same thing, sounds hypocritical to me.

Okay I just wanted to touch on this, I work with a lot of former cops and I ask them questions all the time. The one thing is when you see them with their lights on the camera is rolling. Most law enforcement agencies now monitor everything they do so they are not joy riding or ******* off. What you might see is a cop responding to a call speeding in traffic then half way through it get taken off the call in which he/she resumes normal operating procedures. Not saying that there might not be some goofing off with some departments that are smaller and have yet to upgrade their vehicles. They are supposed to be role-models but in today's society the law enforcement officer knows the people he/she has swore to protect will also be the ones that screw him/her over.

nmjaxx9 · 08-27-2011, 11:38 PM

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Originally Posted by V8Killer

Being a witness could help someone be put away for doing wrong. It's not trouble when your doing the right thing and being a good citizen.

Okay I just wanted to touch on this, I work with a lot of former cops and I ask them questions all the time. The one thing is when you see them with their lights on the camera is rolling. Most law enforcement agencies now monitor everything they do so they are not joy riding or ******* off. What you might see is a cop responding to a call speeding in traffic then half way through it get taken off the call in which he/she resumes normal operating procedures. Not saying that there might not be some goofing off with some departments that are smaller and have yet to upgrade their vehicles. They are supposed to be role-models but in today's society the law enforcement officer knows the people he/she has swore to protect will also be the ones that screw him/her over.

Yeah but some cops are blatantly slacking, I understand maybe speeding, but I have seen cops who run red lights and stop signs, actually I have seen a cop run a stop sign in a school zone

once again, its not all cops who do that most are respectful of the law, but the ones that do break the law have to remember the oath they swore before becoming a cop, and realize that what they are doing isnt safe, nor justified.

V8Killer · 08-28-2011, 07:10 AM

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Originally Posted by nmjaxx9

Yeah but some cops are blatantly slacking, I understand maybe speeding, but I have seen cops who run red lights and stop signs, actually I have seen a cop run a stop sign in a school zone

once again, its not all cops who do that most are respectful of the law, but the ones that do break the law have to remember the oath they swore before becoming a cop, and realize that what they are doing isnt safe, nor justified.

My suggestion is to report it. Those guys are being tracked all the time so if you make a report with a date/time/location they can put a stop to that.

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nmjaxx9 A True Z Fanatic Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Middletown, Ct Posts: 5,853 Drives: 2011 Nissan 370z Rep Power: 27	I agree, im not saying i always follow the rules , but seriously some cops do abuse their privileges, ive seen cops speed on residential roads, run red lights, run through stop signs, some cops just dont care. I say as a individual who is suppost to uphold the law, they should be role-models to the citizens of the community, they cant expect to break the law and fine people who do the same thing, sounds hypocritical to me.