Well. Don't just pay it
At that level it's worth it to have a lawyer handle it and get it reduced
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Well. Don't just pay it
At that level it's worth it to have a lawyer handle it and get it reduced
well from what i have been told they flash their badge in that situation and its over. no questions asked. I would rather be a PO than citizen in that situation.
are you a cop or po? or know one who is, let me know how this goes different for a LEO than a civilian.
"The other big issue is that a total stranger is removing a loaded firearm from your body! What is the level of knowledge about firearms and firearms safety does this person have? What level of knowledge does this person have about glocks? What level of knowledge does that person have regarding certain retention holsters?" - INKDADDY
Paranoid much?
It must have been some kind of "Super High Speed Glock" being that it was FDE and all... His "level of knowledge" about Glocks is most likely LOW considering he probably carries one everyday himself...
OMG... He had a custom kydex holster... The retention must have have unparalleled!
Paranoid much?
It must have been some kind of "Super High Speed Glock" being that it was FDE and all... His "level of knowledge" about Glocks is most likely LOW considering he probably carries one everyday himself...
OMG... He had a custom kydex holster... The retention must have have unparalleled!
no they are not, only the CEO of general electric is.
I detect from your sarcasm that you believe they are. Its not about being above the law or not. Its the professional courtesy that is extended. Beware that parole officers and firefighters will get less courtesy than a fellow brother in blue (police officer or sheriff). With that said theres still no guarantee that you won't get a senior officer that will pull you over, won't write you a ticket but will get in touch with your commanding officer and he will ream you out.
Whatever the case having a badge is not a hall pass to do whatever you want without repercussions. Police officers are usually (or should be) held to a higher regard.
You don't say? You're right...it's vastly different...when dealing with actual enemy combatants, people we know are armed and dangerous and wanting to kill us, we have a lot of rules to follow and fairly restrictive RoE.
"fail to comply"...
So essentially, you know you're violating rights and ignoring the law...but you simply don't care. How are you refuting my argument that you aren't probably cut out for true public service?
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