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Amen again
ReplyDeleteVery touching and very true. We do take the Men in Blue for granted too often. God Bless them.
ReplyDelete6:42 We don't take cops for granted, it is the corrupt cops who we despise, and there are no good cops becasue if there where, not only would they treat you like they treat each other cop, they would help or try to stop the corrupt cop from abusing you, but they don't and they just default back to the, I am just doing my job...
ReplyDeleteToday, as usual I will ignore the gangs and drug dealing, (that we know about), to continue. I will turn a blind eye, as I watch your neighborhood deteriorate. Animal control will refer to the home as the "CDS House" when you call because their pit bulls are loose again and chasing the elementary school children walking to school down E Church St.
ReplyDeleteToday, after watching the youtube videos of the guns and drugs in that house, I will do nothing.
Today, after a drive by shooting we will go door to door to stupidly ask the neighbors if they feel safe. We do this to give them a false sense of security as if we are handling the situation we have ignored for over 2 years.
Today and tomorrow, we will do nothing to help this neighborhood under the false guise that we are chasing the "big man" and allow your neighborhood to fall into violence and decay, (because we never ever ever actually catch the "big man").
Today will be just like any other day that we do nothing.
7:30.....you are not worth responding to on here, but a cop would respond if you were lying out in the road bleeding. Sorry they don't screen their calls and leave you along.
ReplyDeleteWell folks, just yesterday , I called the city police here in Salisbury to report that every time the light changed at Carroll St. and Rt. 13, the train warning lights would start blinking and the arms would come down. Mind you now, there was no train coming but the arms would swing down anyway every time the light changed. So after sitting thru this 3 times and getting nowhere and with traffic continually backing up, I called. This is what I was told - "This has already been reported to the train police and they are on their way to check it out". Didn't really know there were train police but I guess I learned something new yesterday. Anyway what I should have said, but didn't, is: Oh ok, I think I see that blinking light coming down the track now.
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ReplyDelete7:30.....you are not worth responding to on here, but a cop would respond if you were lying out in the road bleeding. Sorry they don't screen their calls and leave you along.
August 4, 2016 at 8:19 AM
But you DID respond. I didn't see anything that he typed that was so bad. But there is always one like you that responds the way you did. I could say sorry they don't screen their cops better and leave cops like you in the unemployment line, but I won't. You're not worth responding to either. lol
I guess they are the last ones on board the public sector goal of accomplishing nothing. It's not all the employees either, it's the whole system.
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ReplyDeleteHear here!
Thank you