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Open carry because he can. 'Merica! YEAH! Ridiculous! Police need to speak out against this dangerous behavior. Weapon laying on the seat like that.

A little constructive criticism, you would lower the Stress for your officers if you had less high noisy communications on the radio, so High pitch noise from HQ. So tinny!!! If I were an officer for your agency, I wouldn't be there that long. Just an FYI.

She was very patient with him. What part of come on down did he not understand.

Unintelligent umm umm umm like forsure

Can't even see the photos clearly or the words

Aww he got his feelings hurt 😞

Okay they dont repond to calls with lights and sirens because that will also cause accidents. People either get in the way while trying to get out of the way or just hit the car next to them. You only go full lights and sirens when the call requires it such as a car burning when life may be in danger. Some calls just require you to get there as soon as possible. Also you dont want to tip off the person the call is about that you are on your way with lights and sirens. If the call requires it then it requires it stop micromanaging when the lights and sirens should be engagedm

Stop being the victim you pos

When i worked motors, we didnt have quotas , we could write as many as we wanted 😊

Whatever the quotas are, they're too low. Nobody obeys traffic laws anymore.

Mr. Walkinshaw, I want to first apologize for my delayed response. I had every intention of responding long before today, however, between gaining access to the information I needed as well as some events that popped up, I just kept getting delayed. I take the feedback from yourself and the rest of the community seriously and simply require the time to adequately respond. Regarding where Officer Cardona was parked, there appears to be adequate space for him to have parked and his directing traffic around him is something he can do. Upon reviewing Officer Shumake and his speeding, it has been determined that he was operating his motorcycle in response to a call, with due regard for public safety. While the circumstances of the situation were taken into account, I have nonetheless spoken with Officer Shumake to reinforce the importance of adhering to departmental expectations and ensuring that all actions align with our commitment to public safety. Through the course of my investigation I also learned that Officer Shumake was ensuring that vehicles were yielding for the ambulance/engine. He was conducting this duty having previously been requested to do so by fire department personnel. Our officers are trained to prioritize the well-being of the community while responding to calls. Your input helps us maintain the high standards I and Chief Miller have for our officers. If you have any further concerns or observations, please do not hesitate to bring them to My attention. I appreciate your understanding, Thank you, -- Christopher Arndt, Field Operations Captain Roanoke Police Department 609 Dallas Drive Roanoke TX, 76262 P: (817)491-6052 Fax: (817)491-6053

Time 8:15. Arndt says they are required to pull over a certain amount of people per day.

Bro you need to learn how to pull over 🤣

Thank you for your perseverance

What happened to this officer

Northwest has a lot of bad kids in it I will just leve it at that Decatur all the way

Thank you

Rather than get the cab for the tractor so the guy working it would do a better job be more comfortable put in more hours actually enjoy going to work

How can I get a copy of the agenda

The ticket got dismissed. I used my rights as an American to confront my accuser. In the end the prosecutor dismissed it due to the officer not being able to go to trial. This is why you should always go to trial for any ticket rather than be a sheep and just pay the ticket. I probably just saved $200-250 and the city spent no telling how much on the attorney they hire as their prosecutor. I had multiple conversations with her and she had to file motions for each which the city is billed for. Speeding tickets are all about making money for the city. If they didn’t make them money they wouldn’t write them Also, I was informed that Officer Mitchell, the officer that wrote me the ticket, who happens to be a detective, was working a overtime shift as part of a STEP program. This program was a state funded initiative to pull people over for speeding and seatbelt violations. Local police depts could apply for the grant. So basically, our tax dollars were used to pay officers overtime to write us tickets.

So basically you're salty about getting a speeding ticket, and filed an open request for the dash cam....Did it get you out of the speeding ticket? Lame...

Remember to thank all the good men and women in law-enforcement. Everyone should support and recognize these first responders for their daily sacrifices and brave acts.