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Ranger wrote on Apr 22, 2008 8:24 AM:
heh heh, just another "slime at the checkouts article/publication". I think the writer(s) at the World could do better in checking out the source of said article before forwarding it onto their readers.
The writer of the article up in Portland:
http://www.portlandmercury.com/portland/Author?oid=39220
FYI, the Portland Mercury is a "alternative publication"of the Rose City....read into that what you will. In other words, take whatever they print with a grain of salt.
The writer of the article up in Portland:
http://www.portlandmercury.com/portland/Author?oid=39220
FYI, the Portland Mercury is a "alternative publication"of the Rose City....read into that what you will. In other words, take whatever they print with a grain of salt.
law abiding citizen wrote on Apr 21, 2008 11:16 PM:
just because they wear a badge doesnt mean they are any different than us, the law is the law and it is to be obeyed by all... i wish more people would stand up and give citizens arrest to more officers. maybe then, they will learn to practice what they preach.
Citizen wrote on Apr 21, 2008 9:34 PM:
It's good that this officer will be kept off the streets while he deals with this attourney. Honestly!
I wonder if this busy body didn't have a run in with the law before or if perhaps he had it in for this particular officer?
I wonder if this busy body didn't have a run in with the law before or if perhaps he had it in for this particular officer?
Mark Smith wrote on Apr 21, 2008 4:34 PM:
Sorry but if we have to follow the rules, so should they. Should they park in handicapped spots and take them away from those that need them?
Now if they are responding to a call, I can see it, but if they are just having lunch, same rules apply.
I think that should be true of speeding. How often have you been passed by a cop when you are doing the speed limit. They don't have their lights on, they just go 5-10 mph over the speed limit.
Now if they are responding to a call, I can see it, but if they are just having lunch, same rules apply.
I think that should be true of speeding. How often have you been passed by a cop when you are doing the speed limit. They don't have their lights on, they just go 5-10 mph over the speed limit.
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