Our county cops are the biggest danger in my home town. If there is any emergency they think sixty to seventy through our twenty MPH town is ok. Often it is said a small child or elderly person could get hurt or killed. I say my butt, anyone on the streets are in danger. They are often going to a real big deal, like a car in the ditch, EMS is there already (with many flshing lights) no injuries, and they still fly through our town.
We now have a new sheriff, the old one was our biggest concern in any trafic accident if he was responding. It cost him the election would be my guess.
Alot of cops are kids who got the crap beat out of them on the playground, and now they are packing heat. You would assume that the white house contacted then every half hr for their advise, or a report on the situation in our county. Barney acted the same way.
Don't get me wrong, I have alot of cop friends, and I can say anythink that crosses my mind and needs to be said to them. It does tick me off when they won't let me use their gun, or drive their squad cars. And I'm a tax payer to I remind them. We pull alot of pranks on them, but yet we realy respect their jobs.
If indeed their was no danger at the time to any cop, shooting into a house with kids is not acceptable at all. A lady with a shotgun? why not shoot the gun out of her hands, or her in the foot? 23 cops and no tazer used? Cops are faced with alot of fast decisions that attorneys get to replay over and over to make the cops out to be wrong. That is unfair as it is for me to judge this, when I certianly do not know a certian single fact whatsoever. News media gets things and facts so messed up, they should be held responsable often.
This story would relate to my ribbing our cops. If they had 23 cops at the scene, it could only mean one thing-----it had to be in or next door to a donut shop.
The last words I have are from a man who once said. When they take everything away, and you have no way to turn.......Now..they have set you free! A lady with unpaid light bills, would suggest there were far more unpaid bills, and the lady may have just decided to go postal because she could not take it any more.
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