A lot of people are contacting me referencing so many Police Officer at WalMart in Fruitland.
First of all, nothing is going on at WalMart. A man cut himself in the woods behind WalMart.
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12 comments:
They have an ambulance, DNR, and every officer from the FPD for a cut?
First off - not every police officer from FPD is there. There are a few on the highway - awaiting you speeders.
I saw 5 cars, that's a waste of tax payers money if that was all that was going on. Thank you Joe for the scoop.
and they can't find him.
If a man cut himself in the woods and no one was around,how did anyone know?
Do you read what you write before you post it? Police Officers
I wonder if it was one of the homeless people that live back there.
So you have a possible suicidal subject who cut himself already and is within 100 yards of a populated shopping center and you dont want alot of police officers. Some of you people want to gripe about everything....think about a situation and possible outcomes before you gripe.
Anonymous Anonymous said...
So you have a possible suicidal subject who cut himself already and is within 100 yards of a populated shopping center and you dont want alot of police officers. Some of you people want to gripe about everything....think about a situation and possible outcomes before you gripe.
July 3, 2012 9:44 AM
If he wants to take his life let him. It's his choice. Selective reduction.
@9:44
That's what police K-9's are for dummy, they can do the job of 20 officers when hunting for a body or subject.
While were on the subject of Fruitland, can anyone tell me why every time I drive through, the police are searching peoples vehicles. It's not unusual to drive through the town and see people pulled over, that was bad enough. Now every time I drive through, the FPD has someone pulled over and are searching vehicles. Is this just an excuse to use their canine units?
A armed suicidal subject in a large wooded area required much more than 5 officers to hold a perimeter to insure the subject doesn't escape into populated areas. It amazes me how little the pubilc knows about police work.
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