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Re: Serious question all things police
« Reply #25 on: February 27, 2026, 08:08:32 PM »
Yeah I do for the most part. Out of over 800k active cops this country and I would say just fraction of that you can label as "bad" (define that how you want). Especially not since the left has put all of their lives in danger. But policing will change their attitudes towards society.

Yes, not going along with all the cop hate.  For all the issues anyone identifies there are 1000x more issues with the scumbags in society. Watch the thin blue line break like it did in Los Angeles in April 1992 and see what happen.


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Re: Serious question all things police
« Reply #26 on: February 27, 2026, 08:41:39 PM »
But they speed everywhere, how the fuck can you justify pulling people over for speeding when your speeding all day?. There is no way in hell some asshole who doesn’t obey the law should get to enforce the law.its mainly the little things like this that piss me off.
The thing is they are not breaking laws that allow them to exceed the limit. I am sure some abuse when they can use it though. I guess nobody is perfect.

In the US, state laws generally allow authorized emergency vehicles (including police) to exceed speed limits during emergencies or pursuits, but it's not unlimited — officers must drive with due regard for public safety and usually activate lights/sirens. Reckless driving can still lead to liability or discipline.
  • Pennsylvania (Title 75 Pa.C.S. § 3105): 
    Drivers of emergency vehicles may exceed maximum speed limits when responding to an emergency call, pursuing a violator, or similar, as long as they do not endanger life or property. Privileges usually require audible/visual signals (lights & sirens) for full exemption.
  • Georgia (O.C.G.A. § 40-6-6): 
    Authorized emergency vehicles (including law enforcement) may exceed maximum speed limits during emergency responses or pursuit of a violator, so long as they do not endanger life or property. Exceptions apply only when using an audible signal (siren) and flashing lights.
  • Virginia (Code of Virginia § 46.2-920): 
    Emergency vehicle drivers may disregard speed limits while performing public services under emergency conditions, while having due regard for the safety of persons and property. Exemptions generally require flashing emergency lights and sounding a siren (or equivalent) as reasonably necessary.
  • Ohio (Ohio Revised Code § 4511.24): 
    Prima-facie speed limits do not apply to emergency vehicles when responding to emergency calls, provided they display at least one flashing/rotating light visible from 500 feet and sound an audible signal (siren, etc.). Drivers must still exercise due regard for the safety of all persons.
Bottom line across these states: Speeding is allowed for legitimate emergencies/pursuits, but recklessness is not protected — crashes can still lead to lawsuits, discipline, or charges. Lights & sirens are usually required for legal protection.

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Re: Serious question all things police
« Reply #27 on: February 27, 2026, 08:46:14 PM »
But they speed everywhere, how the fuck can you justify pulling people over for speeding when your speeding all day?. There is no way in hell some asshole who doesn’t obey the law should get to enforce the law.its mainly the little things like this that piss me off.
Here are documented cases where police officers have faced criminal convictions (or charges leading to guilty pleas/verdicts) for traffic violations like reckless driving or excessive speeding while on duty. These often occur when officers exceed emergency privileges — such as by not using lights/sirens, driving recklessly, or failing the "due regard for safety" standard — resulting in crashes.
  • California (Downey Police Officer - Charged, Pending):
    Former Downey officer Mario Valles was charged in February 2026 with one felony count of reckless driving causing injury. On March 13, 2023, while responding to a fight call, he allegedly ran a red light at over 80 mph without emergency lights or sirens activated, severely injuring another driver (Nathan Hernandez, 28) who required multiple surgeries. If convicted, he faces up to 3 years in state prison. The case highlights that failing to use signals can negate protections.
    News link: KTLA Report (Feb 2026)
  • Georgia (Former State Trooper/Mayor - Convicted):
    A.J. Scott, former Georgia state trooper and current mayor of Buchanan, was found guilty on August 27, 2025, of second-degree vehicular homicide, serious injury by vehicle, speeding, and related charges. In a 2015 crash, he drove around 90 mph without lights/sirens (not responding to an emergency), killing two teenagers (Kylie Lindsey, 17, and Isabella Chinchilla, 16) and injuring two others. Sentencing is pending after a retrial. This shows liability even for off-duty or non-emergency excessive speed.
    News link: WRDW Report
  • Virginia (Augusta County Officer - Charged):
    An Augusta County police officer faced reckless driving charges (under Virginia Code § 46.2-862 for excessive speeding) after losing control and rolling his vehicle while responding to an armed robbery call on January 5, 2020. Excessive speed caused him to veer off the road around midnight; he was injured but no other fatalities reported. The Virginia State Police investigated and charged him—no conviction outcome detailed in reports.
    News link: Simms Showers Law Firm Report (2020)
These cases show that while emergency privileges allow speeding in many situations, officers can still face serious criminal liability for reckless conduct, lack of signals when required, or when actions endanger life/property. Minor speeding infractions are often handled internally, but crashes causing injury/death frequently lead to felony charges or convictions.

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Re: Serious question all things police
« Reply #28 on: February 27, 2026, 09:47:30 PM »
The "thin blue line" pisses me the fuck off.  If the police "policed" themselves, my attitude might shift. 

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Re: Serious question all things police
« Reply #29 on: February 27, 2026, 10:08:43 PM »
Yeah I do for the most part. Out of over 800k active cops this country and I would say just fraction of that you can label as "bad" (define that how you want). Especially not since the left has put all of their lives in danger. But policing will change their attitudes towards society.

This.

Yes. 800 K cops in the country.  Even if every cop in the country stops only 1 person a day (obviously not all cops 'stop' people,  command staff, captains,  commanders,  chiefs, but some street cops probably stop 30 people a day..  so for arguments sake lets just say it averages out to one stop per day per cop) thats roughly 365 million stops a year and maybe every couple of years there's a stop that goes badly and sparks outrage. Thats an incredible ratio.

No other profession has such a high ratio.

Not doctors. If you knew how many doctors are sued for malpractice and what the details of those cases are, you'd be fucking blown away by the lack of concern or outrage.

Not mechanics (probably the profession that knowingly fleeces their more incapable clients more than any other... oh yeah ma'am in addition to your oil change we checked your filters and really recommend you get those swapped out, as well as new windshield wiper blades, and topping off your fluid, and topping off the air pressure in your tires. You should really get your gaskets replaced soon or you'll wind up with a leak... should we go ahead and get all that taken care of today? You don't want to end up with a cracked engine block. Car will be worthless and cost tens of thousands and insurance won't cover it, you want us to get those rear blades too?.. and on and on)

Attorneys knowingly defend guilty pieces of shit every single fucking day. Everytime you see  a mugshot of a Nog who raped some girl, lit someone on fire, stabbed someone to death, sucker punched some elderly man...there's a salivating attorney waiting to defend them, jealously defend them, not to navigate the legal system but to get them off. You know, so it will be good for their firm, even when they're 100% guilty AF.

 I mean c'mon Rob they defend the George floyds of the world. These are the kind of people you love to KTFO. And you know good and well how politicians and media use cops like pawns I. Their stupid little games.

99% of the time libs despise cops , yet during covid or January 6th they were hailed as heroes by the left for doing their dirty work. 99% of the time conservatives love police but will do anything to bust their unions, cut their benefits and yank their Healthcare. While libs accuse them of being racist. Meanwhile your average cop is an average dude just going to work everyday. And cities like LA, Miami, Chicago,  Detroit and New York are the biggest employers of people of color.

Painting all cops as bad apples, racist, dirty and corrupt is a trick like rewriting history, critical race theory and couching all white males as privileged,  ignorant,  racists who dominate society due to systemic racism.

Anyway, I like too many people in this thread who carry opposing viewpoints (Wes, GR- welcome back btw, Rob, Van) to argue about it. So with that, I'm out.


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Re: Serious question all things police
« Reply #30 on: February 28, 2026, 04:24:51 AM »
In general I dislike cops - yes there are some decent ones.
The whole police institution is corrupt & rotten from the top
down - much of what the cop on the street does is dictated
to them from above.
They very much look after their own / frequently frame some
one to get a conviction.
And there's very little if any real accountability for the lies & wrong
doing they so often do.

Never Trust a Cop is a good rule to live by.

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Re: Serious question all things police
« Reply #31 on: February 28, 2026, 04:26:47 AM »
Hi guys... Popping in to see WTF is going on. I hope Wes is doing good. Great human.
Is Bhanks dead yet?? I hope so. Fucking clown. Is Prime still sucking Gloryhole Hobo cokk??
Disgusting libturd phaggot.

Where is Matt C? I like that kid. Has his issues, but we all do in some way, or we wouldn't be here on GB.

Josh, saw that vid where the Pup chased off that freak from the property. What a good boy!  Takes after you.
Henda still around?  SF1900, hope you are good, a real good guy too. (And Illuminati, Rob, deadz, Humble Nar, IroNat, Kwon) and Tim Fukking Heck, seeing how he handles Hankins online is great. (Others too, sorry if I missed you, a good group here).

Even Lurker. I don't like Libs, but he contributes more than that at least, Im sure a good guy in IRL. Abe too.

As to Robs question, I used to back Cops too. I used to be "let go" as a kid (when in trouble) because the local ones were friends w/ my Dad. I thought they were all good. (As a clueless kid). Then you see what they really are. High school kids who were bullied, and have nothing else to do as it takes zero-brains, and just harass the public. Most are pure scum, wife beaters. Clueless about the law. Fake, tyrant welfare recipients.

And Van Bilderass, can you shut up for a change?? I know you admitted to typing too much, but Jesus, phukking painful...
Walter Sobchak still here?? A legend of a guy..  LOL

Anyways, still training hard and heavy, turning 60 (groan) in a couple months...  Oh ya, Grape = Legend. And of course Rambone, Hulk, Beak, Jeff, chaos, Soul Crusher. (I guess I just named most of the forum)... Anyways  "FUCK OFF"...   :D

and Prime, youre dead soon you glory hole phagg cokk commander... Old and crusty. (With hobo jizz).


Hey G R good to see you back posting - Stay & post more.

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Re: Serious question all things police
« Reply #32 on: February 28, 2026, 04:29:36 AM »
In general I dislike cops - yes there are some decent ones.
The whole police institution is corrupt & rotten from the top
down - much of what the cop on the street does is dictated
to them from above.
They very much look after their own / frequently frame some
one to get a conviction.
And there's very little if any real accountability for the lies & wrong
doing they so often do.

Never Trust a Cop is a good rule to live by.

sounds like you´re well known by the local nick  :D

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Re: Serious question all things police
« Reply #33 on: February 28, 2026, 04:32:35 AM »
sounds like you´re well known by the local nick  :D

Yes I am and ??

Sounds like you're a Bitch Snitch who cannot back up what they claim

Oh & go cry some more to RON  :'( :'( :'(

LOL your best post!

Donny/Griffith, simple solution, PM me 38returns name, first or last, hell just his initials and I'll verify if it's true or you are full of shit. Problem solved.

Now Fuck off Soy Boy.

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Re: Serious question all things police
« Reply #34 on: February 28, 2026, 04:33:59 AM »
Yes I am and ??

Sounds like you're a Bitch Snitch who cannot back up what they claim

Oh & go cry some more to RON  :'( :'( :'(

Now Fuck off Soy Boy.

creepy k-unt

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Re: Serious question all things police
« Reply #35 on: February 28, 2026, 04:34:37 AM »
sounds like you´re well known by the local nick  :D

Yes I am and ??

Sounds like you're a Bitch Snitch who cannot back up what they claim

Oh & go cry some more to RON  :'( :'( :'(

Now Fuck off Soy Boy.

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Re: Serious question all things police
« Reply #36 on: February 28, 2026, 04:35:15 AM »

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Re: Serious question all things police
« Reply #37 on: February 28, 2026, 04:40:37 AM »
:-\
like the saying goes "Birds of a Feather Flock together"
no prizes for guessing what the old dude has been up too   :-X

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Re: Serious question all things police
« Reply #38 on: February 28, 2026, 05:19:24 AM »
Do you people really respect pigs? And if so, why? The Mamdani thread got me going. How can any man like or respect rats? And if you think cops are on the up and up please explain why you think this?

My hatred for cops is so strong and I’m wondering how any man like these types of people. I know there are some good good but few and far between.

I'm with you bro. I fuckin' hate them to hades and back. How can a man ever become a pig is beyond me

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Re: Serious question all things police
« Reply #39 on: February 28, 2026, 05:20:11 AM »
The thing is they are not breaking laws that allow them to exceed the limit. I am sure some abuse when they can use it though. I guess nobody is perfect.

In the US, state laws generally allow authorized emergency vehicles (including police) to exceed speed limits during emergencies or pursuits, but it's not unlimited — officers must drive with due regard for public safety and usually activate lights/sirens. Reckless driving can still lead to liability or discipline.
  • Pennsylvania (Title 75 Pa.C.S. § 3105): 
    Drivers of emergency vehicles may exceed maximum speed limits when responding to an emergency call, pursuing a violator, or similar, as long as they do not endanger life or property. Privileges usually require audible/visual signals (lights & sirens) for full exemption.
  • Georgia (O.C.G.A. § 40-6-6): 
    Authorized emergency vehicles (including law enforcement) may exceed maximum speed limits during emergency responses or pursuit of a violator, so long as they do not endanger life or property. Exceptions apply only when using an audible signal (siren) and flashing lights.
  • Virginia (Code of Virginia § 46.2-920): 
    Emergency vehicle drivers may disregard speed limits while performing public services under emergency conditions, while having due regard for the safety of persons and property. Exemptions generally require flashing emergency lights and sounding a siren (or equivalent) as reasonably necessary.
  • Ohio (Ohio Revised Code § 4511.24): 
    Prima-facie speed limits do not apply to emergency vehicles when responding to emergency calls, provided they display at least one flashing/rotating light visible from 500 feet and sound an audible signal (siren, etc.). Drivers must still exercise due regard for the safety of all persons.
Bottom line across these states: Speeding is allowed for legitimate emergencies/pursuits, but recklessness is not protected — crashes can still lead to lawsuits, discipline, or charges. Lights & sirens are usually required for legal protection.

The ones I’m talking about are speeding for no reason not emergencies, obviously the can speed to catch people.You should not be allowed to do so and there should be trackers in their cars so they are accountable each time the break the speed limit by say 10 mph with no reason. They are just rats and enforce laws they themselves cannot follow.

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Re: Serious question all things police
« Reply #40 on: February 28, 2026, 05:22:09 AM »
The "thin blue line" pisses me the fuck off.  If the police "policed" themselves, my attitude might shift.

EXACTLY. Best response in here so far.

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Re: Serious question all things police
« Reply #41 on: February 28, 2026, 05:23:15 AM »
MattC seems to be incarcerated or house arrest or something.  He seemed to be trying to seduce a female police officer by telling her how intimidating he is and that he could buy the house next to her hahahaha  Legendary stuff.

It didn't help his case when he brandished his mighty 6.45" Canadian meat whistle in her presence either.

She was a lesbian.

Exactly.  He didn't read the room.

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Re: Serious question all things police
« Reply #42 on: February 28, 2026, 05:24:15 AM »

In general I dislike cops - yes there are some decent ones.
The whole police institution is corrupt & rotten from the top
down - much of what the cop on the street does is dictated
to them from above.
They very much look after their own / frequently frame some
one to get a conviction.
And there's very little if any real accountability for the lies & wrong
doing they so often do.

Never Trust a Cop is a good rule to live by.

Yes it is.

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Re: Serious question all things police
« Reply #43 on: February 28, 2026, 06:02:10 AM »
i dont depend on police for anything.. i never have even thought of calling them.. fire/emt totally different.

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Re: Serious question all things police
« Reply #44 on: February 28, 2026, 06:22:56 AM »
i dont depend on police for anything.. i never have even thought of calling them.. fire/emt totally different.

Yeah same here. I don’t need a bunch of bullied children to protect or help me with anything.

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Re: Serious question all things police
« Reply #45 on: February 28, 2026, 08:28:30 AM »
i dont depend on police for anything.. i never have even thought of calling them.. fire/emt totally different.

To say you don't depend on them for anything is a bit of a stretch. Especially in the US

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Re: Serious question all things police
« Reply #46 on: February 28, 2026, 09:18:28 AM »
In general the police are there to make the city/county/state money. The "safety" aspect is there as a secondary effect.
Liar!!!!Filt!!!!

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Re: Serious question all things police
« Reply #47 on: February 28, 2026, 04:31:14 PM »
She was a lesbian.

There's no such thing as a lesbian in the presence of MattC.

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Re: Serious question all things police
« Reply #48 on: February 28, 2026, 04:53:19 PM »
Great Idea for a new sense of purpose for Matt C once he is freed. 

I think he should go to wrestling school and load up on dbol.  I can see getbiggers flocking to watch his matches waving signs that read "Matt 6:45" rather than the tired old John 3:16. 

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Re: Serious question all things police
« Reply #49 on: February 28, 2026, 05:09:26 PM »
To say you don't depend on them for anything is a bit of a stretch. Especially in the US

i see what you mean...over all safety in the streets, drugs, ect...lets just say i like to handle my own personal affairs..