Cops on Juice...

[pellius]

My bro-in-law is a cop in southern cali and he does pretty well. Certain areas you can do well as the po-po

If you get on the force in some of the cushy cities outside the LAPD like Rancho Palos Verdes, Redondo Beach, Manhattan Beach life is sweet. Those city are rich and flush with tax payer dollars so you make even more than LAPD and don't have to put up with the B.S, crime, and the liberal city council where the cop is always guilty until proven innocent.

I so wanted to be a cop in Rancho Palos Verdes. Beautiful filthy rich rural area over looking the Pacific where the most that happens are high school pranks and maybe a domestic here and there.

LOL @ "Po-Po".

[noworries]

If you get on the force in some of the cushy cities outside the LAPD like Rancho Palos Verdes, Redondo Beach, Manhattan Beach life is sweet. Those city are rich and flush with tax payer dollars so you make even more than LAPD and don't have to put up with the B.S, crime, and the liberal city council where the cop is always guilty until proven innocent.

I so wanted to be a cop in Rancho Palos Verdes. Beautiful filthy rich rural area over looking the Pacific where the most that happens are high school pranks and maybe a domestic here and there.

LOL @ "Po-Po".

I went to the Redondo Beach Jail for having expired tags on my Mustang.  It was around lunch.  At that jail they give you a menu for a deli down the street and you order what you want.  It is pretty cool.  There was a TV to watch and they gave you really good comic books.  I was in there for just 4 or 5 hours and when my friends came to get me I didn't want to go because I was reading a good comic book.

[Parker]

My bro-in-law is a cop in southern cali and he does pretty well. Certain areas you can do well as the po-po

I think in Suffolks Co, NY starting salary is 60+, not including overtime. One could make a killing.

Also, in many prisons in Maryland, many of the DOC COs are women, thick big women or small and petite. And I've seen some female COs that were dimepieces, just straight 10s.

[benchmstr]

most people cant understand that its just a job...

bench

[noworries]

most people cant understand that its just a job...

bench

Not really.  My brother was pro football material physically.  In fact he had photo in SPorts Illustrated showing the size difference between him and a guy who played with him at only 5'6" 150.  But, he had no heart and no killer instinct.  He was the type of guy who would knock you down thne bend over to help you up while the back ran by.  But, his attitude changed 180 degrees once he became a cop.  Cops go to work like everyone else but that is the only similarity.  They go to work to face 8+ hours of crime and shit.  They don't get calls for good things.  They get calls for bad things.  They deal with killings, robbers, fights and every other shit that happens that people who even break the law call to fix.  People wonder why cops go a little rougher at times, well its because they have no idea if that other person is going to shoot them or stab them.  so being a cop is not even close to just a job.  I personally think I would enjoy it just because I hate felons and I hate people who take advantage of the weak.

[benchmstr]

Not really.  My brother was pro football material physically.  In fact he had photo in SPorts Illustrated showing the size difference between him and a guy who played with him at only 5'6" 150.  But, he had no heart and no killer instinct.  He was the type of guy who would knock you down thne bend over to help you up while the back ran by.  But, his attitude changed 180 degrees once he became a cop.  Cops go to work like everyone else but that is the only similarity.  They go to work to face 8+ hours of crime and shit.  They don't get calls for good things.  They get calls for bad things.  They deal with killings, robbers, fights and every other shit that happens that people who even break the law call to fix.  People wonder why cops go a little rougher at times, well its because they have no idea if that other person is going to shoot them or stab them.  so being a cop is not even close to just a job.  I personally think I would enjoy it just because I hate felons and I hate people who take advantage of the weak.

bro, i have been a LEO for 5 years now.....at the end of the day, its just a job....just a little bit more severe than other jobs.....and you get your own sub culture of friends to hang out with...

bench

[noworries]

bro, i have been a LEO for 5 years now.....at the end of the day, its just a job....just a little bit more severe than other jobs.....and you get your own sub culture of friends to hang out with...

bench

I agree with the hangin out with guys who are also cops.  he has his click of cop friends who he plays golf with. he was alwasy a little shy

[benchmstr]

I agree with the hangin out with guys who are also cops.  he has his click of cop friends who he plays golf with. he was alwasy a little shy

i always noticed the guys who look at it as more than a job always fall apart the fastest.....this job has the ability to consume your life very, very fast......

hell, its not unusally for me to walk into my kitchen at 3AM and see 3-4 deputies cooking lunch in there......

bench

[pellius]

most people cant understand that its just a job...

bench

So say you pulled someone over for running a red light and you noticed a couple of vials in his gym bag. What would you do? From all appearances he just looks like your run of the mill juicing gym rat.

[benchmstr]

So say you pulled someone over for running a red light and you noticed a couple of vials in his gym bag. What would you do? From all appearances he just looks like your run of the mill juicing gym rat.

depends on the rest of the situation...

bench

[jtsunami]

LOL @ Ronnie going out of his way to let everyone know he slacks off while working to the max and isn't afraid to show it.

[Coach is Back!]

ronnie made it look cool.

G_Thang, Wiggs....can one of you translate that clip for me, I couldn't understand a word he was saying



J/K

[The Abdominal Snoman]

Say you get a cop that juices or smokes weed regularly and he pulls someone over and discovers that they have a couple of vial of test in their gym bag that they just bought off the local gym dealer or maybe they have a bag of weed in their glove compartment. It's obvious that it's just for personal use. Should the cop let him go or bust him like they did recently of some college athlete or just let him go?

Better yet, should a cop ever write a ticket for speeding when in most cases he himself/herself speeds while off duty?

[pellius]

Better yet, should a cop ever write a ticket for speeding when in most cases he himself/herself speeds while off duty?

A speeder is a danger to others. A juicer has no impact on anyone else.

[The Abdominal Snoman]

I guess he met her when he had to go to the hospital once.  He has been shot a couple times from what I understand.  Nothing serious.  One guy drove him off the side of the 405 down the embankment I heard.  At his wedding the cops were telling me all kinds of stories about him.  He won some award in 96' or so and got to meet the President.  My attorney actually said he saw him on the news and that i how I found out.  We don't really talk anymore.  He is a mister goody two shoes and I guess I am too loud for him.  But, I am kind of proud he is my brother.  He just set the bar to high for me growing up.  Luckily I had my own goals

You don't drink, don't do rec. drugs, don't dosteroids etc. Isn't that a Mr. goody two shoes Onlyme? How could you be so loud for him?

[The Abdominal Snoman]

A speeder is a danger to others. A juicer has no impact on anyone else.

So should the off duty cop who speeds write a ticket for themselves because they are endangering society?

[jtsunami]

A speeder is a danger to others. A juicer has no impact on anyone else.

yeah they do, increased aggression and road rage, lifestyle, disposing of needles in trash, medical bills if they get infection and no insurance society has to pay for their treatment.  etc etc.

[pellius]

yeah they do, increased aggression and road rage, lifestyle, disposing of needles in trash, medical bills if they get infection and no insurance society has to pay for their treatment.  etc etc.

LOL! Jay Cutler is indeed a menace to society.

[jtsunami]

LOL! Jay Cutler is indeed a menace to society.

im just saying they do affect society in some way shape or form with what they do. 

[benchmstr]

im just saying they do affect society in some way shape or form with what they do. 

that could be said about everything though.....hell just being any celled organism on the planet means you make waste....and waste is bad for the planet....therefore everything effects society in a negative way....not picking any side to the arguement....just saying..

bench

[jtsunami]

that could be said about everything though.....hell just being any celled organism on the planet means you make waste....and waste is bad for the planet....therefore everything effects society in a negative way....not picking any side to the arguement....just saying..

bench

good post

[noworries]

You don't drink, don't do rec. drugs, don't dosteroids etc. Isn't that a Mr. goody two shoes Onlyme? How could you be so loud for him?

Well either did he.  But, I meant more like his 3.9 gpa, college grad, never been fired from a job, very reliable, all that kind of shit.  When I was a kid I was known as a nut.  I did some shit.  I remember when our neighbor moved in.  He was a fireman and his wife was a realtor.  They had 2 kids.  I was about 10 or so.  I was across the street in the park chipping golf balls.  My mom and dad were next door welcoming them to the neighborhood and shit.  They were sitting in the front room.  All windows on the front and they could see me.  Well I was chipping and one got away.  It bounced on the sidewalk and kept going.  Ended up going right through one of the big windows.  Glass everywhere and my dad yelling out the big hole.

[Permabulker]

That's why we have a thing called "police discretion"...



It just depends on the situation in its entirety.

[The Showstoppa]

My brother who is a retired cop....he worked in South Florida in the 80's and early 90's.....no it wasn't like Miami Vice, but he has a ton of awesome stories....  one really bad thing, which I'm sure bench will agree with, is that almost all cops have a really negative and suspicious opinion of people...like my brother says, you were lied to all day, every day, and dealt with people at their worst.  Thankless job.

[jtsunami]

My brother who is a retired cop....he worked in South Florida in the 80's and early 90's.....no it wasn't like Miami Vice, but he has a ton of awesome stories....  one really bad thing, which I'm sure bench will agree with, is that almost all cops have a really negative and suspicious opinion of people...like my brother says, you were lied to all day, every day, and dealt with people at their worst.  Thankless job.

sounds like your brother took his work a little too seriously.