Police Corruption and False Accusations: A Personal Account

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The discussion revolves around personal experiences with police interactions, particularly focusing on accusations of misconduct and perceived police corruption. Participants share anecdotes related to traffic stops, misunderstandings with law enforcement, and the impact of these encounters on their lives.

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Main Points Raised

  • One participant recounts being accused of speeding and being aggressive, despite feeling they were unjustly treated by the officer.
  • Another shares a humorous yet critical experience of receiving a traffic ticket, highlighting the unpredictability of police encounters.
  • Several participants discuss the theme of police corruption, with one describing a severe incident where they were almost arrested for a misunderstanding related to their work in a pharmaceutical lab.
  • There are comments on the variability of police behavior, with some participants suggesting that not all officers should be judged by the actions of a few.
  • Humor is used in several posts to address the seriousness of the topic, with references to personal anecdotes and exaggerated scenarios.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants express a mix of agreement on the existence of problematic police behavior while also acknowledging that not all police officers are the same. The discussion remains unresolved regarding the broader implications of these experiences and the nature of police work.

Contextual Notes

Some posts reference specific incidents and personal feelings, which may not fully capture the complexity of police interactions or the legal context surrounding them. There is a reliance on anecdotal evidence and personal narratives, which may vary widely in interpretation.

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This discussion may be of interest to individuals exploring issues of law enforcement, personal rights during police encounters, and the societal perceptions of police conduct.

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Just because i told one to bog off he nearly arrested me, he was accusing me of speeding at a ridiculous speed 65 in a 40 limit, hells bells i hardly do that on the motorways my aged vehicle would probably explode its engine, the cheeky so and so even accused me of being aggressive which i was not, i only refuted his lies.
 
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Too bad he didnt arrest you. When I was going 60 in a 30 mph zone, I said "why hellooo officer can I get you any doughnuts?' He gave me 1 point and 60 bucks fine. He could have given me wreckless driving. He was on the side walk with his motorcycle and radar gun, so I couldn't see him at all until he walked into the middle of the road and told me to pull over.
 
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He said he (clocked) me at 65mph, this is between two roundabouts (less) than a quarter of a mile apart, i guess i could get to 65 if i screamed the guts out of my car but i did not.
 
I guess well take it a little bit slower next time Mr. wolram, won't we?
 
Poop-Loops said:

I'd be looking for kids to shove down if I was a big burly cop made to wear hot pants and move around in a glorified golf cart all day while trying to maintain a presence of the law too. Joking aside, the kid was somewhat disrespectful, but that cop completely misjudged what were just a bunch of dumb kids that don't understand how to speak formally. I roll my eyes that they were ignorant of no skating: It sounds exactly like the stuff I used to make up as a kid.
 
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Cyrus said:
I guess well take it a little bit slower next time Mr. wolram, won't we?

To be sure Cyrus you would convict the virgin Mary of street walking.
 
wolram said:
To be sure Cyrus you would convict the virgin Mary of street walking.

Sir, if your going to get attitude with me, I am going to have to take you downtown.
 
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wolram said:
To be sure Cyrus you would convict the virgin Mary of street walking.

Well, she certainly was no virgin, and they didn't have streets in those days, so...
 
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Guilty by default?
 
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Danger said:
Well, she certainly was no virgin, and they didn't have streets in those days, so...

Heck you are way older than i thought.
 
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wolram said:
Heck you are way older than i thought.

But still a mere child by your standards. At least I don't have to scrape the dinosaur **** off of the clay tablet to display my birth certificate. :-p
 
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Danger said:
But still a mere child by your standards. At least I don't have to scrape the dinosaur **** off of the clay tablet to display my birth certificate. :-p

But surly no one can be younger than me and look so much older. LOL
 
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Hmmm... lessee about that. I've seen your picture in the Member Photo thread, and you've seen the picture of my brother who is over 80 years old (which I posted as my own).
It was actually a bit amusing, in the midst of the sadness at my youngest brother's funeral last year, that W met my oldest brother and said '****, there are two of you?!
 
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wolram said:
Just because i told one to bog off he nearly arrested me, he was accusing me of speeding at a ridiculous speed 65 in a 40 limit, hells bells i hardly do that on the motorways my aged vehicle would probably explode its engine, the cheeky so and so even accused me of being aggressive which i was not, i only refuted his lies.

Welcome to the world of police corruption. On tuesday I collapsed in my lab and started puking and shaking uncontrollably. I called 911, and when police came with the paramedics they tried to arrest me for running a meth lab simply because I work in a pharmaceutical lab. I probably would have died if the paramedic didn't tell the cop to "f*** off" and slam the ambulance door in the cop's face. 2 days in hospital and I'm fine again, all thanks to a paramedic who cared enough to put a cop in his place.

Grrr! Cops!
 
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ShawnD said:
Welcome to the world of police corruption. On tuesday I collapsed in my lab and started puking and shaking uncontrollably. I called 911, and when police came with the paramedics they tried to arrest me for running a meth lab simply because I work in a pharmaceutical lab. I probably would have died if the paramedic didn't tell the cop to "f*** off" and slam the ambulance door in the cop's face. 2 days in hospital and I'm fine again, all thanks to a paramedic who cared enough to put a cop in his place.

Grrr! Cops!

Glad to hear you've recovered...sounds scary.
 
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Jeez, Shawn... that totally sucks. I'm glad to hear that you're okay.
Please, though, don't paint all police officers with the same brush. As with any other career, you'll always find a few *******s mixed in with a bunch of really good people. There will always be school guidance counsellors who molests students, priests who molest alter boys, dentists who molest patients under anesthesia, cops who do whatever they want because they have guns... Most police, like most dentists and priests, are really good people. The bad ones just stand out because of the position of power.

By the way, I thought that you had disappeared. W and I were in 'Chuck a couple of weeks ago. I PM'd Scorpa to meet for a drink, but she wisely fled the city before we got there. If I'd known that you were still around, I would have invited you as well. Next time.
 
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ShawnD said:
Welcome to the world of police corruption. On tuesday I collapsed in my lab and started puking and shaking uncontrollably. I called 911, and when police came with the paramedics they tried to arrest me for running a meth lab simply because I work in a pharmaceutical lab. I probably would have died if the paramedic didn't tell the cop to "f*** off" and slam the ambulance door in the cop's face. 2 days in hospital and I'm fine again, all thanks to a paramedic who cared enough to put a cop in his place.

Grrr! Cops!

You were lucky. Some aren't.

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=233_1203031330

Description of what happened below the video.
 
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ShawnD said:
Welcome to the world of police corruption. On tuesday I collapsed in my lab and started puking and shaking uncontrollably.
Geeze Shawn, that sounds serious. Are you going to be ok?
 

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