Should this trooper be fired 4833I probably wouldn't actually do that, but I actually am genuinely curious now. I gather it's somewhere in the Houston area. Fortunately, I'm not familiar with every PD in that...
What LEA do you work for, jaybird?
I've had some experience with Texas cops. No, I've never been arrested, so you can forget the idea that I'm just bitter over the fact that I got caught.
Should this trooper be fired 4835I just answered that. There was no harm other than his rudeness and there was no foul either. Again, it's stated: "Police officials maintain that...
IME, city cops are the worst, be they big city cops or small town cops. Although many of them seemed to be genuinely doing their best to do a good job, many of them seemed to be totally intent on abusing their power as much as possible, which included sleeping on the job.
State troopers on the whole seemed to be a higher clbutt of cop - just my experience, maybe they're not.
I do remember the off-duty cops who worked security at the planetarium I used to run laser shows at. I once marched 3 drunken buttholes out to the security officer's post after I caught them peeing on a mural just outside the door to the planetarium. f***ing HPD rent-a-cop was sleeping on the job and by the time he came to, the drunks had wandered off to the rest rooms.
It's actually kind of amazing that I was able to herd the drunks all the way to his post in the first place.
So, after this piece of poo (it could have been jaybird - I don't know that he doesn't work for HPD) woke up out of his (probably alcohol-induced) sleep state, he asked what I expected him to do.
Well, at the very least, I expected him to toss those drunken mural-peeers out of the museum. Arresting them certainly would have been justified too.
But I was too disgusted by that point and besides - I had been letting the planetarium show run itself for a good 5 minutes.
There was a state trooper that also worked security there sometimes. He seemed like a decent human being, but he told me some stories that I only hope were exagerrated or made up - tTales of New Orleans cops throwing people threw plate glbutt windows for no reason and his personal experiences with another HPD officer who had recently emptied his sidearm into the back of an unarmed man he had pulled over for running a red light.
Do you have any personal experiences with Tschrihart, jaybird? He shot Byron Gillum to rest. Perhaps you recall that incident. Even if you don't, I'm sure you'll be able to explain why it was justified. After all, who needs facts when you can make all the buttumptions you want.
