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RB wrote on Jan 12, 2009 10:38 AM:
CITIZEN is an idiot who wants convoluted reason to stretch a single bad officer into the conclusion that all OSP officers are bad. This makes CITIZEN either a moron or troublemaker.
CITIZEN then connects the need for more officers to an inane belief that two wrongs make a right. We need more officers at all levels.
And, of course, we need that single power hungry loser taken out of the ranks at OSP, and I'm sure they are working on it. But it is hard when most complaints only find their way onto the internet and never reach the managers at OSP who need times dates and places in order to isolate this bad officer who must surely be mentally related to CITIZEN.
CITIZEN then connects the need for more officers to an inane belief that two wrongs make a right. We need more officers at all levels.
And, of course, we need that single power hungry loser taken out of the ranks at OSP, and I'm sure they are working on it. But it is hard when most complaints only find their way onto the internet and never reach the managers at OSP who need times dates and places in order to isolate this bad officer who must surely be mentally related to CITIZEN.
Hmm....... wrote on Jan 12, 2009 8:45 AM:
Amazing what fiscal responsiblity can accomplish. The voter scare tactics they employ annually to try and get more money sickens me. The last measures I voted down led me to believe they wouldn't have enough money to do things like this :-)
Dave wrote on Jan 12, 2009 8:17 AM:
I take it you both have received a ticket for speeding and you now have a grudge. I would like to see more tickets given around our schools. Ex: Bunker hill.
Citizen wrote on Jan 10, 2009 2:07 PM:
Colleges will be cut 3-5% and you are going to increase OSP?
Who needs these jerks on the road? They treat decent citizens as criminals. How about give the money to the counties so we can rehire those who were laid off from our sheriff's dept? This way our roads are protected by good people!
Who needs these jerks on the road? They treat decent citizens as criminals. How about give the money to the counties so we can rehire those who were laid off from our sheriff's dept? This way our roads are protected by good people!
Citizen wrote on Jan 10, 2009 1:14 PM:
Colleges will be cut 3-5% and you are going to increase OSP?
Who needs these jerks on the road? They treat decent citizens as criminals. How about give the money to the counties so we can rehire those who were laid off from our sheriff's dept? This way our roads are protected by good people!
Who needs these jerks on the road? They treat decent citizens as criminals. How about give the money to the counties so we can rehire those who were laid off from our sheriff's dept? This way our roads are protected by good people!
Pam wrote on Jan 10, 2009 10:38 AM:
Maybe after we get enough new officers to cover the areas, we can start to weed out some of those that have had their job go to their head. After reading the comments from some of the most recient stories, I am not the only one who has been on the receiving end of out of control officers.
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