Went through one the other day and the guy was really nice, coming off 23 home from work. State cops though, generally they are nicer.
Alright, here I go and I am going to try and make this short. The City of Norton's "finest" if you want to call them that have set up several (a lot more than normal) roadblocks the past week or so. They typically do when graduation, prom, new stickers, etc take place which is fine but I can see why people don't want to travel in here during these times because they always say the police are a pain in the rectum.
So last night I was in one in which it was my wife, myself, and my daughter. Typical roadblock (license, check stickers, and move along). Well then around 10 or so that night it was my wife and my daughter traveling home. My daughter almost asleep, which isn't the point but my wife pulls up and she immediately knows she left her license in the other vehicle because we switched right before all this went down. She tells the young officer that she left it in the other vehicle and he tells her too pull off (still standard up to this point), he approaches the car and gets her SSN and he calls it in, he then says she is going to have to step out of the car, my daughter starts screaming, guy could care less. He has the nerve to open the back door and shine a flashlight in her face and scare her to death, she is whaling so hard she is choking and the idiot just stands there still searching the vehicle. He opens the rear hatch and checks the cargo area, shines his light and checks up under the vehicle, still my daughter is screaming and this f*ckstick is still flashing his light in at my daughter and around the vehicle. He finally says maam, you can go know and just remember to always carry you license.
She has been sitting there a good 10 minutes with my child wandering what the heck is going on. Not only this incident but I was also told a story by another family member who was trying to get 60 kids across Park Ave in Norton and knew that the light would probably change before they all crossed so they just stood in front of the traffic to let the kids cross. Meanwhile a cop (same f*ckstick as above) goes right by them before they are going to cross and just looks at them and waves. All he had to do was throw on the light and sit in the middle of the intersection until they crossed.
All I can say is I am a little pissed at our PD. They have always been known for being complete pricks but they have stepped it up another notch. I know this doesn't go for all Cops, I have a few in my family and know some who do the right thing and are in it for the right reason, however, the kids who got picked on in school and bullied that are now becoming cops who use it as a power trip are increasing.
All I ask is to be friendly and don't be a complete [richard] at the world or the people you are stopping. Thanks to this prick described above my daughter now runs and cries everytime she see's a cop.
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Went through one the other day and the guy was really nice, coming off 23 home from work. State cops though, generally they are nicer.
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A large percentage of Norton PD have been pricks for more than 10 years now.
"There he goes, one of Gods own prototypes. Some kind of high powered mutant never even considered for mass production. Too weird to live, and too rare to die"
It is a good thing I wasn't there because I probably would have went to jail. Of course, if I would have been there I more than likely would have had my license and nothing would have ever happened. [img]/LDPforum/ubbthreads/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/smile.gif[/img]
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I have respect for only a few cops back home. The rest, for all my experiences, are pure [richard] heads.
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I have an addendum to that previous post. Recently, I put up a post about getting pulled over for driving with a suspended license. Now I'll be the first to admit, I was driving without a license. But it was kind of fishy as to how it went down. Here's the previous post:
You want to hear a good one about the prick cops in Big Stone? Well, you may not look at it that way once you hear the story, but I was pulled over for driving on a suspended license by a cop with whose wife I used to screw around with. Believe me, that's the only reason I got pulled over because when he came to my window, he didn't ask anything, but said "What the hell are you doing driving without a license?" At least I got the satisfaction of knowing that he wasn't man enough to do anything about it while it was happening, just had to wait to hide behind a badge and act like a bigshot. Well bigshot, just remember that back in the day, your old lady kept coming back for the real long "Johnson"....if you catch my drift.
Just a few days ago, I talked to this cops' ex-wife, with whom I had the affair with. Told her about what happened, this is her reply:
I called and talked to him yesterday to ask him about giving you that ticket and how he knew you were driving without a license. He said he made it his business to know that and he has been looking for you. He also told me he has pulled Billy Wells over several times. I asked him if he was going to settle all of his grudges with tickets and his response was "the pen is mighter than the sword". I told him he can quit looking for you because you no longer live in the area. He seemed somewhat disappointed.
Take care and have a great week. Be careful if you go to the Gap to visit...{name withheld} has a badge and he is not afraid to use it!!!
Billy Wells is my cousin and also used to go out with this girl before I met her. Now, does it seem like someone is abusing their badge? I told her that I'm going to have a car soon and will be back in Big Stone on a regular basis. And I also advised her to tell him that if he ever pulls me over down there, he'd better have a valid reason or a copy of this email will make it's way straight to the chief of police. Well, might think of doing that anyway.
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These cops around her (esp. norton) think that they are real cops but, if you go to a real "city" they will actually see that they dont do [censored] around here.
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I absolutely love the State Troopers around here, they are the best of the best. Not mentioning any towns, or whatever. But I was pulled over once by a townie, and the cop was suspicious and was going to search my vehicle. However, he had no reason to. You could see everything in my truck. He must've called in somebody else, and the state trooper got it. I explained I was just going home, and that this cop was sort of harrassing me. The state trooper took up for me, and told the local ass-whipe that he wouldn't be searching my vehicle with probable cause, and that if he wanted to push his luck, he would be getting a ticket for speeding in and out of town for no reason, and that he would go with me to file a harrassment complaint. Since that day, the townies (in that town), have not even bothered me.
Now let's go with Norton PD again. About 3-4 years ago, my ex worked at Taco Bell, I went and cashed her pay check for her, and brought it back to her. We did this all the time, before the banks would close. However, this time she got it stolen. As soon as she noticed, she told the manager, and he called the Norton PD. The manager locked the door and closed the store, until the police came, so no one could leave. The Norton PD allowed two of the suspects to leave without questioning them (one was the thief), he didn't do anything. I was very proud of my ex, as soon as it was over, she went straight to the department and filed a complaint against the idiot. He said he didn't do anything wrong, and she said I'm sorry, but you did, and I'm filing a complaint on the deparmtent and you. After the complaint was filed, it wasn't 48 hours and the police had worked out an "agreement" with the thief to remain anonymous and return the money. Screw townie cops around here, and the cops that think they are "city" cops.
I'm sorry, but if I ever became a police officer, I would get fired for the simple fact, I would arrest and throw out tickets to fellow officers.
Seventy percent of the police, and 75 percent of the guards at the prisons are arrogant pricks. You have some good ones, but most are as guilty as the ones they arrest or watch over. I know first hand!!!!!!!!
There's this one BSG cop that I know no one likes. He's one of the younger ones (I know his wife). I've heard stuff that he gets hateful with you. Heard he'll also give you tickets for about anything he can think of. One of my friends from high school got pulled over by him and according to my friend he started yelling and the "I'm an officer of the law! Get out of the car" without anything to cause that.
Deja Moo: The feeling that you've heard this bull before.
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