wtf... another proof that all cops are pricks

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Posted by infinity HiGH on Mar-27-2007 04:36:

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Originally posted by RapidFire
consider yourself lucky you dont have as many crooked cops here as they do in serbia. theyre pretty much all scum over there

change serbia to all of eastern europe.

Posted by SuspicionVandit on Mar-27-2007 04:37:

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Originally posted by Floorfiller
maybe i missed this, but why can't the cop help the person on the ground?

further injury?

Posted by RandomGirl on Mar-27-2007 04:38:

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Originally posted by Frenchie
I have to agree here. He should have tended to the guy on the ground. You can always catch the person who did it, CSI taught me so (jk). Though he couldn't have really done anything for the guy on the ground, if the guy would have died the cop would have been blamed for not at least having tried to do something.

quote:
Originally posted by Frenchie
Cops aren't supposed to move a victim until a medic arrives to check them first.

Ok, it makes no sense whatsoever to post those together. You say in one that he should do something, and in the second that he can't do anything.

WTF?

What use is he going to be if he can't do anything to help the guy who has been hit? It will make no difference whether he goes to him immediately, or goes to him 5 minutes later... he isn't allowed to move him!

The driver was probably in shock, so the cop gave instruction to him on what to do.

Cop haters should be blacklisted from ever being allowed to use 911. You're an ingrate and don't deserve the help.

Posted by Floorfiller on Mar-27-2007 04:38:

i guess i just assume cops have some sort of first aid training. i know their not medics, but you know...

Posted by SuspicionVandit on Mar-27-2007 04:39:

quote:
Originally posted by Theresa
Ok, it makes no sense whatsoever to post those together. You say in one that he should do something, and in the second that he can't do anything.

WTF?

What use is he going to be if he can't do anything to help the guy who has been hit? It will make no difference whether he goes to him immediately, or goes to him 5 minutes later... he isn't allowed to move him!

The driver was probably in shock, so the cop gave instruction to him on what to do.

Cop haters should be blacklisted from ever being allowed to use 911. You're an ingrate and don't deserve the help.

i think she means to create an emotional attachment with the victim by saying "hey man, are you alright?", thus invoking a sense of hope in the victim because "even in my darkest hour........someone still cared"

Posted by nchs09 on Mar-27-2007 04:39:

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Originally posted by Theresa

What use is he going to be if he can't do anything to help the guy who has been hit? It will make no difference whether he goes to him immediately, or goes to him 5 minutes later... he isn't allowed to move him!

what was it that got hit a pig? "it doesnt matter if he goes immidiatly or 5 minutes later".... ok clearly you have nothing intelligent to add to this conversation.

Posted by RandomGirl on Mar-27-2007 04:40:

quote:
Originally posted by Floorfiller
i guess i just assume cops have some sort of first aid training. i know their not medics, but you know...

They do have first aid training... but moving an accident victim could potentially kill them, especially if their neck or back is broken. Even medics don't move the guy around, they lift him onto the stretcher.

Posted by Orbital32 on Mar-27-2007 04:42:

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Originally posted by Theresa
They do have first aid training... but moving an accident victim could potentially kill them, especially if their neck or back is broken. Even medics don't move the guy around, they lift him onto the stretcher.

Bingo. Spinal/neck injury is ABOVE first aid. broken arm, leg etc=first aid.

Posted by RandomGirl on Mar-27-2007 04:44:

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Originally posted by SuspicionVandit
i think she means to create an emotional attachment with the victim by saying "hey man, are you alright?", thus invoking a sense of hope in the victim because "even in my darkest hour........someone still cared"

The cop probably assumed that the guy was most likly knocked out or dead.

Sorry, a cop is there to direct people, and be the level headed one who makes sure that what is supposed to be taken care of, is being taken care of.

The person who hit the guy needs to know what to do, the guy who he pulled over needs to know what to do, he needs to alert people for further assistance, and he needs to maintain a calm demeanor throughout all of this so as not to panic everyone around him.

Freaking out and running to someone you can't do anything for is useless.

Posted by Floorfiller on Mar-27-2007 04:44:

yeah alright that makes sense.

Posted by nchs09 on Mar-27-2007 04:46:

quote:
Originally posted by Theresa

Freaking out and running to someone you can't do anything for is useless.
why does he have to freak out while he goes and checks on the victim?

Posted by yoQUIEROtrance on Mar-27-2007 04:46:

quote:
Originally posted by Theresa
The cop probably assumed that the guy was most likly knocked out or dead.

Sorry, a cop is there to direct people, and be the level headed one who makes sure that what is supposed to be taken care of, is being taken care of.

The person who hit the guy needs to know what to do, the guy who he pulled over needs to know what to do, he needs to alert people for further assistance, and he needs to maintain a calm demeanor throughout all of this so as not to panic everyone around him.

Freaking out and running to someone you can't do anything for is useless.

agree to disagree

Posted by Frenchie on Mar-27-2007 04:50:

lol I guess that didn't make sense to post them back to back, relax ffs.

I still think he should have tended the guy a least to see if he could get him anything I guess. Not to move him no, but I am sure he could have stayed by his side, hold his hand or something. ( Yes, this does happen) Fuck the guy who hit him, get some other patrol car on his ass.

I don't hate cops, I defend them whenever someone says that they're pricks or "not fair". I actually have a lot of respect for cops and YES I have gotten in trouble with cops quite a bit so I'm not saying I respect them just because I haven't had a run in with them.

Posted by RandomGirl on Mar-27-2007 04:51:

quote:
Originally posted by nchs09
why does he have to freak out while he goes and checks on the victim?

Running over to someone you can't do anything for when you have other things that need to be taken care of, is freaking out and not doing your job properly.

Watch it again. Clearly he was at first shocked. He then immediately calls for paramedics and further help. Then he looked on the street to make sure there weren't any dangers (more cars involved, or coming). He then directs the (probably scare shitless and freaked the fuck out) driver who hit the biker to pull over, which was to remove the road obstruction which could be even more hazardous. Then he calls for backup, and then speaks to the victim.

He took care of the immediate problems first, and then checked on the guy, who HE COULDN'T DO ANYTHING FOR ANYWAY! Taking care of other things first was the best he could do.

Posted by Yan on Mar-27-2007 04:52:

quote:
Originally posted by Frenchie
I have gotten in trouble with cops

And there'll be more where that came from if you continue feeding pears to cats, missy.

Posted by Frenchie on Mar-27-2007 04:53:

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Originally posted by Yan
And there'll be more where that came from if you continue feeding pears to cats, missy.

but but...he likes it.

Posted by nchs09 on Mar-27-2007 04:54:

i think you fail to see that even if he cant do anything for him.... its only proper to go and be besides him..

Posted by Yan on Mar-27-2007 04:56:

quote:
Originally posted by Frenchie
but but...he likes it.

The last thing we need is another Long Cat.

Posted by RandomGirl on Mar-27-2007 04:57:

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Originally posted by nchs09
i think you fail to see that even if he cant do anything for him.... its only proper to go and be besides him..

Yes because as the police officer on duty with a lot of responsibility on his back, and tonnes of things for him to take care of, and people who are relying on him to tell them what to do, whilst staying calm, should go and snuggle with the guy on the pavement because it's "proper".

Alright, agree to disagree.

Posted by Frenchie on Mar-27-2007 04:58:

quote:
Originally posted by Yan
The last thing we need is another Long Cat.

[*mg]http://pr0n.encyclopediadramatica.com/images/5/5c/Longcat.jpg[/img]

Pearcat >longcat

Posted by RandomGirl on Mar-27-2007 04:59:

LOL, I am princess hugs and comfort and love here. I understand the sentiment behind what you are saying, and yes, it is a nice thing to do, but it isn't the most logical thing for the officer to do when he has other things to take care of to avoid more problems.

Posted by Frenchie on Mar-27-2007 05:00:

Usually when called to something like that the cops are in pairs. One stays with the victim until paramedics arrive and one chases them.( if there is a victim )

Posted by Yan on Mar-27-2007 05:00:

quote:
Originally posted by Frenchie
Pearcat >longcat

How do I shoop pear?

Posted by bas on Mar-27-2007 05:46:

Mario, you're an idiot.

Posted by mezzir on Mar-27-2007 05:51:

lol yeah
i don't see what he did wrong
thought he did a good job

lol just two nights ago i helped the local police bust two guys who stole a car and totalled it, i got respect for the police
yeah, i said it. i'm on their side

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