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He needs to retire or be retired before he goes postal.

Have you spent any personal time around Texas cops?

Quote: petroglyph

He needs to retire or be retired before he goes postal.

I like the Dallas police Chief
I support the Dallas Police Chief

Quote: petroglyph

Have you spent any personal time around Texas cops?

No but I met and talked to an Arizona cop once. Is there a difference besides the State?

Quote: terapined

The Dallas Police Chief.

"It is increasingly challenging when people have AR-15's (a type of rifle) slung over, and shootings occur in a crowd. And they begin running, and we don't know if they are a shooter or not," Brown said. "We don't know who the 'good guy' versus who the 'bad guy' is, if everybody starts shooting."

Sounds like the guy is in over his head and should run security at a mall somewhere. We don't need gun-grabber nuts like him in power.

Quote: terapined

No but I met and talked to an Arizona cop once. Is there a difference besides the State?

In Az, I met a guy said he was probably going to do two years on his first offense for a joint. So yeah, big difference.

This cop you like and support is will be perfectly happy to put you in prison for an empty bong. So if you go to Texas unarmed, he will appreciate that as he cuffs you and locks you up. Are you so willing to take away everyone's constitutional rights, that you will go there and go to prison for your doc? Like doing a Tommy Chong?

So this cop that doesn't care about my constitutional rights and apparently you as well, while you are perfectly willing to break the law, think you should have the authority to take away my constitutional rights? That is exactly why the framers put the second in there is for lunatic thinking like that.

edit: I can't wait to hear the part where you tell him there ain't no Jesus either, cept in his head. lol

Quote: AZDuffman

Sounds like the guy is in over his head and should run security at a mall somewhere. We don't need gun-grabber nuts like him in power.

That's a more appropriate job for the officer that shot the unarmed mental health worker with his hands up.

Cops generally hate unknown people carrying guns just like soldiers do when there is violence going down. I don't blame anyone for that.

Quote: rxwine

Cops generally hate unknown people carrying guns just like soldiers do when there is violence going down. I don't blame anyone for that.

Makes you wonder why they volunteered for the job?

Quote: rxwine

Cops generally hate unknown people carrying guns just like soldiers do when there is violence going down. I don't blame anyone for that.

Cops would prefer everyone be unarmed. You are a lot more careful knocking down a door if you are worried you might get your head blown off. Me, I would prefer they think about that as less doors then get knocked down.

Quote: terapined

That's a more appropriate job for the officer that shot the unarmed mental health worker with his hands up.

Once again, that is not who we are talking about. Talking about the guy in Dallas who does not want to do good police work to identify a shooter.

Look for the guy running away, the guy sweating, the guy panicked, the guy nervous. You know, good police work.

Quote: AZDuffman

Look for the guy running away, the guy sweating, the guy panicked, the guy nervous. You know, good police work.

LOL
That's everybody during the incident in Dallas
Everybody is sweating, panicked and nervous, trying to get away.
That's why the initial reports were multiple gunmen