Imagine what other laws he breaks on a routine basis. No way this was his first theft. He's gotten away with it before. I wonder what the impact was on his job? Seems like the cop risked his job over a few dollars but with police unions... I dunno.
@@jodyhoo You don't know that. You can assume or guess, but can't know. Depending on what was stolen, and whether the thief-cop is from the same jurisdiction. I'd say that likelyhood of the thief-cop varies, but I'd probably say that they let them go.
@@Lexduden Maybe they cut him a break. But nothing brings out a cop's petty side like a cop from another jurisdiction stirring crap in their territory. You will pay for that paperwork the local PD must do for your ass 😂
This situation boils down to one thing … Integrity. You have it. And the arresting Officers have it. If the schmuck in cuffs had it, he wouldn’t be in cuffs. Nice job!
Well, many stores let police officers take whatever they want without paying for it. I use to live in Indianapolis and police get free apartments. Police officers get free meals at most restaurants. At a certain gas station, they get free beer, lottery tickets and cigarettes. They get away with it. Thank you for not letting him get away with stealing.
It depends on whether there somerhing like a gentleman's agreement, or not. Not that it's likely that a "gentleman's agreement" would have held up in court. Corruption anyone? But, if the taking was done without the explicit, I guess even implicit, knowledge of the owners/mangers, it'd be even worse.
You're almost right. The "free" apartments aren't free. You have to sign an agreement saying that when you're off duty, you'll be on call for them. Complexes that have a lot of cops living there will have a pager that they pass around. I never did it because when I'm off duty, I like to be "off duty." Places that give free, coffee, fountain drinks, and meals to on duty cops are just doing it to make sure that more cops come around. Which keeps junkies away. I've never heard of a place giving free beer or lottery tickets, mainly because every department I've ever worked for didn't let you buy that stuff in uniform, but if the owner's ok with it, and the department doesn't care then I don't see why it's anyone else's business.
Nobody is above the law. And it should be harsher for anyone of power that tries to get out of trouble by flashing a badge. Popo, fire, lawyers, judges and politicians
As much as he was flashing that badge I would bet that badge was fake or stolen and one of those cups called it in which means he's going away for a long time
This is the reaction of a man who sees his colleagues get away with rape and murder on a daily basis, grows entitled, and then is one of the few that receive consequences
Most cops do not commit rape and murder on a daily basis though. Some cops occasionally harrass women into having sex with them. Actual full scale rape and sexual assault by a corrupt cop is fairly rare. Most of the cases of murder are when a cop gets too aggressive and shoots a suspect or does a knee chokehold or some BS when they should have just tackled and arrested the suspect and then just chucked them into the paddy wagon. Cops just killing someone in cold blood is fairly rare.
He should have gotten out of police work, since that sort of thing can lead to exactly what it did. He relaxed his own morals. The guys who get away with big stuff are harder to catch, they probably have a sneaky support network at work and at the courthouse. When a lot are together, it's going to take longer.
@@lizh1988 Yeah, but the sad thing is why would he? There is 0 incentive for the bad apples to leave, as you said, they have no morals or their morals are really shitty, so only outside influence can motivate them. Good cops on the other hand have all the incentive to leave, or turn into the bad apples that infest their ranks.
Our former chief of police’s wife was pulled into the office for shoplifting. The police on the scene wouldn’t arrest her. I can’t blame them but I bet she was banking on that.
They should charge cops that use their badge to try and convince other cops to let them go, with trying to influence an officer. Because you know damn well they would do it in a heartbeat if a civilian tried something like that.
@@Lexduden I'm real clear on that. The police can arrest him, Walmart can say that they want to press charges, and the DAs office can still deny the case and drop all the charges... which is usually what happens with LE. They may drop it down to an infraction, but more likely nothing at all, and he will keep his job and continue to harass and arrest citizens for far less.
@@jodyhoo no you are NOT clear about that. You said: "they take care of their own." That implies that they are one entity which they are not. It can also happen that if an ADA/DA decides to prosecute, the whole police force goes against them. While they are separate branches they do need each other. What I actually think might be way more likely is that the responding LEOs (law enforcement officer) would take the cop into custody, but not book them so they can't be charged. But, this guy seems to be from a different jurisdiction, so who knows what would happen. Actually we don't know for sure what happened here. Besides, I can guarantee that not ALL DAs don't prosecute. That would also most likely depend on what was stolen.
Don't Steal from Walmart. I've read that if you get busted at a Walmart, and they call the Police, they will 'definitely' be Pressing Charges against you....
@@joeleyendecker5346 Nobody needs to "press charges" for police to prosecute and imprison anyone for an alleged crime. They don't even need witnesses or evidence. In a Commonwealth state the cops can act completely independently. In states like Ohio, state troopers only have statutory jurisdiction over the highways, but in states like Pennsylvania, state troopers have jurisdiction over the entire state, for any type of crime.
My stepfather was a security guard in several places in the 70s and 80s; including retail. He stole from literally every place he worked at. He would always eventually get caught and fired; then hired somewhere else within a week. No one ever pressed charges because they were all embarrassed to admit they hired a thief.
I'll never understand why SOME police officers feel they're above the law! None of my deputies I was honored to work with, EVER thought about doing this
@@travisjernigan8529 ok, I guess I'm failing to understand the connection? I get that divorce is usually devastating to anyone, but I don't grasp how it justifies shoplifting?
@@travisjernigan8529 or were you saying he was probably just under a ton of stress? That definitely happens sometimes that it leads to unusual and impulsive behavior (i.e. shoplifting) so that very well may be what happened here. I mean, it may not be the case that he flexed and abused his authority, but statistically it's very likely that he has a tremendously skewed moral sense.
I'm sure if he was the attesting officer we would give two shits about the other person's excuses so it's only fair when he's the one in cuffs no one should care about his excuses either
He probably wasn't a real cop. If he was he'd know the one thing real officers hate the most is one of their own doing something stupid that makes the rest of them look bad. Good on you for not giving him a break.
I would have paid money to see that because you know what every time I've gotten arrested for something I walked with dignity and respect and just kept a straight face not letting them see anyting
I worked at a small neighborhood pharmacy as a kid and there was a retired judge who would come in and shop lift. His family knew about it and said it was something related to all those years on the bench. Anyway, they opened a personal charge account and as soon as anyone saw him walk in the store, someone had to follow him and track what he stole. It was always stupid stuff, usually in the first aid isle.
I have two intitle cops. A friend of mine got a ticket for running a red light and he accepted a ticket cuz he. Later that same day we see the same cop uses flashing blue lights just to cut through an intersection. Soon as you got through the intersection he shut his laptop and drove off like a normal day. The second story I had a friend got in trouble for smoking weed. If you're going to do that don't get mad if you get caught. What made me and my friend upset was the cop that arrested him and a judge that gave him his sentence. We're both seen in a car sharing a joint. Friend took a picture but looks like they both still have their jobs. I guess being a cop & a judge you can destroy evidence all you want
It just goes to show that if you abuse your power you will get your due justice. The law is in place for a reason just cuz you've got a badge doesn't mean you can get away with anything.
I’m a vehicle inspector and in my state the lowest the front windows can have for tint is 25% and the only exception is if you have a prescription from a doctor. But this guy came thru and had 21% and I told him it didn’t pass and he pulls out a badge and said he was exempt. But I told him no he wasn’t and then he started asking if I was really gonna make him remove his tint, and j told him yes he was. A badge doesn’t give you freedom to do illegal shit especially when your off duty. I have a high respect for cops and their job but if you do stuff like this that’s when I lose respect for you.
As a security guard, I got a cop saying things he is not supposed to say to security guards, he threatened me and my coworker for being on our contracted property, he said he will shott us one day. He was fired the next week.
Back in the later 70's, my father worked for a billion dollar law firm. Dad was a cop before he progressed to a PI. I was in high school, with the kids of another city police officer. Those kids was actively growing a rather large pot plant, in their yard. Their dad was 2 weeks away from retirement from the police force, and was arrested. He said that he never knew of the plant in his back yard, and lost his retirement bennifits. He wanted my dad's law firm to be his legal counsel. It didn't happen.
I worked as a bouncer at a place that regularly hosted weddings. In order to save money, people in my area will commonly keep liquor in beer in the trunk of their car, which is illegal to drink in the parking lot of a bar - the "car bar" The day I got to say "Can you please put away the car bar officer."
A similar incident happened at a convenience store near me. A cop came in and ordered a bunch of deli sandwiches, obviously picking up lunch for the guys at the cop shop. He wandered the store until his number was called. He picks up the sandwiches and proceeds to walk out the door. An employee noticed and calls the manager. The manager reviews the security tapes and calls the police. Long story a bit shorter, the cop lost a $99,000 a year job for $30 worth of sandwiches.
As a truck driver I'm considered a professional driver by police and held to a higher standard for instance in my state blood alcohol is .08 but for cdl drivers even in our personal cars it's .04. So I think we should hold them to a higher standard as well. If I'm held to a higher standard because of a endorsement on my license they should be to for the badge they carry
When you work at a large, well known store is there a non emergency shoplifter phone number you use to call the police? Or do you just call 911?Like, it's me again, over here at the Walmart!?
Im asking for a friend u know evertime u hear that its a lie its kinda like a girl saying im not that kinda girl if u wasnt u wouldnt need to say it because your actions would prove it
I was working security for a newspaper one Saturday night when a police officer pulled into the parking lot that had "no parking without newspaper tag" all over the lot. I told him he wasn't allowed to park there and asked him to leave. His response was what about city police? Sorry only newspaper employees. Don't park in a red zone. Then he drove off.
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You know he put people in jail for less. Good on you.
Some police officers really do think they are above the law.
Imagine what other laws he breaks on a routine basis. No way this was his first theft. He's gotten away with it before. I wonder what the impact was on his job? Seems like the cop risked his job over a few dollars but with police unions... I dunno.
If a cop is convicted of anything more than a traffic infraction, they lose their badge. Union can't save them at that point.
That's not an officer, that's a pig.
Exactly. I respect them as long as they respect me and not get into a power trip.
All.those who.kill black people just because
NO if he did the crime he should expect to do the time. The Arresting Officers did the right thing
They made it look good but I doubt charges were filed unless the company this guy did lp for was pressing for them.
I wonder if he was part of the same police company that the arresting officers came from. 🤔
he wont.
@@jodyhoo You don't know that. You can assume or guess, but can't know. Depending on what was stolen, and whether the thief-cop is from the same jurisdiction. I'd say that likelyhood of the thief-cop varies, but I'd probably say that they let them go.
@@Lexduden Maybe they cut him a break. But nothing brings out a cop's petty side like a cop from another jurisdiction stirring crap in their territory. You will pay for that paperwork the local PD must do for your ass 😂
This situation boils down to one thing … Integrity. You have it. And the arresting Officers have it. If the schmuck in cuffs had it, he wouldn’t be in cuffs. Nice job!
"I wouldn't let y'all mow my grass."
Ain't that the truth!
I wouldn't let them wash my window while I'm waiting on the red light to turn green
If he didn't want to be embarrassed in front of his peers, he shouldn't be stealing!!
Well, many stores let police officers take whatever they want without paying for it. I use to live in Indianapolis and police get free apartments. Police officers get free meals at most restaurants. At a certain gas station, they get free beer, lottery tickets and cigarettes. They get away with it.
Thank you for not letting him get away with stealing.
I've worked retail a lot and have never seen this happen.
Well, sometimes free coffee, usually because the manager of some place is a boot licker.
It depends on whether there somerhing like a gentleman's agreement, or not. Not that it's likely that a "gentleman's agreement" would have held up in court. Corruption anyone? But, if the taking was done without the explicit, I guess even implicit, knowledge of the owners/mangers, it'd be even worse.
You're almost right. The "free" apartments aren't free. You have to sign an agreement saying that when you're off duty, you'll be on call for them. Complexes that have a lot of cops living there will have a pager that they pass around. I never did it because when I'm off duty, I like to be "off duty."
Places that give free, coffee, fountain drinks, and meals to on duty cops are just doing it to make sure that more cops come around. Which keeps junkies away.
I've never heard of a place giving free beer or lottery tickets, mainly because every department I've ever worked for didn't let you buy that stuff in uniform, but if the owner's ok with it, and the department doesn't care then I don't see why it's anyone else's business.
This is how bad apples are removed! Good on you!
I want to see the vid of him in tears doing the walk of shame.
Im on board with that,lets see the crying
Same!
Nobody is above the law. And it should be harsher for anyone of power that tries to get out of trouble by flashing a badge. Popo, fire, lawyers, judges and politicians
"I'm asking for a friend"
It's that dry humor that keeps my coming back.
I was expecting to hear "he was actually impersonating a police officer" or "the badge was fake"
I was waiting for ‘and when the officer arrived, it turned out it was his boss’
Wrong is wrong... no matter who you are!
I caught a police officer's wife stealing one time. She was begging the officers to not call her husband. That was a delicate situation.
Like a child crying not to call their daddy.
Ok, I won't call your husband, but you're still gonna have to make bond.
As much as he was flashing that badge I would bet that badge was fake or stolen and one of those cups called it in which means he's going away for a long time
Note though, it's an extra charge if he's impersonating.
This is the reaction of a man who sees his colleagues get away with rape and murder on a daily basis, grows entitled, and then is one of the few that receive consequences
Most cops do not commit rape and murder on a daily basis though.
Some cops occasionally harrass women into having sex with them. Actual full scale rape and sexual assault by a corrupt cop is fairly rare.
Most of the cases of murder are when a cop gets too aggressive and shoots a suspect or does a knee chokehold or some BS when they should have just tackled and arrested the suspect and then just chucked them into the paddy wagon. Cops just killing someone in cold blood is fairly rare.
He should have gotten out of police work, since that sort of thing can lead to exactly what it did. He relaxed his own morals.
The guys who get away with big stuff are harder to catch, they probably have a sneaky support network at work and at the courthouse. When a lot are together, it's going to take longer.
@@lizh1988 Yeah, but the sad thing is why would he? There is 0 incentive for the bad apples to leave, as you said, they have no morals or their morals are really shitty, so only outside influence can motivate them. Good cops on the other hand have all the incentive to leave, or turn into the bad apples that infest their ranks.
He threw away his whole career, now has a record his self for 2 HDMI cables 🤣🤣 what a genius!
Ten bucks says it was a STOLEN BADGE.
Our former chief of police’s wife was pulled into the office for shoplifting. The police on the scene wouldn’t arrest her. I can’t blame them but I bet she was banking on that.
Apparently there's actually a thrill to stealing like that, akin to a drug high. That's what keeps them coming back and grabbing.
Volume of this issue, is the bad cop. Makes all the good/best cop look bad.
You rolled out the red carpet for him, he got a chauffeur ride to a new place to stay for the night.
Lol I agree! He got his special treatment alright, right in the jail cell.
They should charge cops that use their badge to try and convince other cops to let them go, with trying to influence an officer. Because you know damn well they would do it in a heartbeat if a civilian tried something like that.
"Badges! We don't need no stinking badges". That's what Cheech & Chong said
We don't need no STINKING badges
I guarantee the DA didn't prosecute. They take care of their own. It's rather disgusting.
DA isn't the police. DA=judicial branch police= executive branch
I wonder if he was from the same company that the arresting officers were from. 🤔
@@Lexduden I'm real clear on that. The police can arrest him, Walmart can say that they want to press charges, and the DAs office can still deny the case and drop all the charges... which is usually what happens with LE. They may drop it down to an infraction, but more likely nothing at all, and he will keep his job and continue to harass and arrest citizens for far less.
@@jodyhoo no you are NOT clear about that. You said: "they take care of their own." That implies that they are one entity which they are not. It can also happen that if an ADA/DA decides to prosecute, the whole police force goes against them. While they are separate branches they do need each other.
What I actually think might be way more likely is that the responding LEOs (law enforcement officer) would take the cop into custody, but not book them so they can't be charged. But, this guy seems to be from a different jurisdiction, so who knows what would happen. Actually we don't know for sure what happened here.
Besides, I can guarantee that not ALL DAs don't prosecute. That would also most likely depend on what was stolen.
Actually, the DA would be more likely to prosecute in todays political climate.
Lol he probably lost his job, his wife, his house, AND his dog
Did he write a country song or steal at Walmart?
I wonder if they didn't let him go once they got him to the car. I hope Walmart pressed charges.
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Don't Steal from Walmart. I've read that if you get busted at a Walmart, and they call the Police, they will 'definitely' be Pressing Charges against you....
@@joeleyendecker5346 Nobody needs to "press charges" for police to prosecute and imprison anyone for an alleged crime. They don't even need witnesses or evidence. In a Commonwealth state the cops can act completely independently. In states like Ohio, state troopers only have statutory jurisdiction over the highways, but in states like Pennsylvania, state troopers have jurisdiction over the entire state, for any type of crime.
@@joeleyendecker5346 Good! The way I look at it shoplifting races prices which means the shoplifters putting their hand directly in my wallet.
that police officer lost his job
I am a police officer…corrupt cops are the worst.
Turns out the M.F. was a child molester.
I’m a corrupt cop…police officers like you are a disgrace.
That guy was probably Jeremy lol I think that's his name. You know the cop impersonator who got caught 100 million times lmaoooo
Volume wasn't on 4m after upload, it's working now
My stepfather was a security guard in several places in the 70s and 80s; including retail. He stole from literally every place he worked at.
He would always eventually get caught and fired; then hired somewhere else within a week. No one ever pressed charges because they were all embarrassed to admit they hired a thief.
NOBODY is exempt from The LAW!
I'll never understand why SOME police officers feel they're above the law! None of my deputies I was honored to work with, EVER thought about doing this
Reap what ya sow baby! Reap what you sow.... Good for you Ronin!
I'm glad the local officers didn't let him off.
His wife probably left him that day.
I wonder why...
@@lizc6393 I have known a few men that have either list or quit their jobs, and their wives filed for divorce. One was a police officer.
@@travisjernigan8529 ok, I guess I'm failing to understand the connection? I get that divorce is usually devastating to anyone, but I don't grasp how it justifies shoplifting?
@@travisjernigan8529 or were you saying he was probably just under a ton of stress? That definitely happens sometimes that it leads to unusual and impulsive behavior (i.e. shoplifting) so that very well may be what happened here. I mean, it may not be the case that he flexed and abused his authority, but statistically it's very likely that he has a tremendously skewed moral sense.
I'm sure if he was the attesting officer we would give two shits about the other person's excuses so it's only fair when he's the one in cuffs no one should care about his excuses either
The clear distinction: " I have respect for GOOD police officers..."
You know what he was thinking and I'm gonna say it......"law I am the law"
You have the craziest stories man, more please
Good on you for holding him accountable
You are right to call. Bravo
I'm sure the local PD wouldn't want him to take their reputation down.
Good for you! Ain't NOBODY above the Law. Including The Law!!!
He probably wasn't a real cop. If he was he'd know the one thing real officers hate the most is one of their own doing something stupid that makes the rest of them look bad. Good on you for not giving him a break.
Ahhh he didn't like that he had to take the walk of shame 🤣🤣🤣
i hold law enforcement in the highest regard.
they are automatically family until they do something like that .
I would have paid money to see that because you know what every time I've gotten arrested for something I walked with dignity and respect and just kept a straight face not letting them see anyting
I worked at a small neighborhood pharmacy as a kid and there was a retired judge who would come in and shop lift. His family knew about it and said it was something related to all those years on the bench. Anyway, they opened a personal charge account and as soon as anyone saw him walk in the store, someone had to follow him and track what he stole. It was always stupid stuff, usually in the first aid isle.
I would of probably had the biggest grin as he got taken away
Retail stores upcharge hdmi cables so much they deserve to get stolen
You know how wouldn't even blink to arrest someone else for the same thing. Ugh
I have two intitle cops. A friend of mine got a ticket for running a red light and he accepted a ticket cuz he. Later that same day we see the same cop uses flashing blue lights just to cut through an intersection. Soon as you got through the intersection he shut his laptop and drove off like a normal day. The second story I had a friend got in trouble for smoking weed. If you're going to do that don't get mad if you get caught. What made me and my friend upset was the cop that arrested him and a judge that gave him his sentence. We're both seen in a car sharing a joint. Friend took a picture but looks like they both still have their jobs. I guess being a cop & a judge you can destroy evidence all you want
abuse of power deserves harsher punishment. nail'im to the wall. figuratively that is. . .
Good for you. Him being a cop doesn't make him entitled.
he probably spent minutes in jail.
Good job 👏🏼 thanks cause not even the law ENFORCEMENT officers should ever get a pass not even speeding or parking in handicap spot FACTS
I've known a few like this. Just goes to show, bad seeds pop up in all jobs.
It just goes to show that if you abuse your power you will get your due justice. The law is in place for a reason just cuz you've got a badge doesn't mean you can get away with anything.
50 shades of.PISSED😅. HA HA HA HA
What are you in for. HDMI cables 😂😂😂😂
I’m a vehicle inspector and in my state the lowest the front windows can have for tint is 25% and the only exception is if you have a prescription from a doctor. But this guy came thru and had 21% and I told him it didn’t pass and he pulls out a badge and said he was exempt. But I told him no he wasn’t and then he started asking if I was really gonna make him remove his tint, and j told him yes he was. A badge doesn’t give you freedom to do illegal shit especially when your off duty. I have a high respect for cops and their job but if you do stuff like this that’s when I lose respect for you.
guy just living his movie moment that never came
I love your video's. Stay down to earth, you're awesome.
thank the good guys!
Yo two in a row in my feed from the same day. Commenting to keep it coming ronin!!
I would LOVE to see a cop doing the perp walk!
Justice is always been meant to be blind, equal treatment for everyone
Don't worry, after an internal investigation he'll be cleared of all wrongdoing.
As it should be.
As a security guard, I got a cop saying things he is not supposed to say to security guards, he threatened me and my coworker for being on our contracted property, he said he will shott us one day. He was fired the next week.
I use to live in Atlanta GA. I caught and prosecuted an Assistant D.A. I cost her, her job and she was disbarred.
Oh, a unicorn as me and my APAs called them!! Good shit!
I was really afraid he wouldn’t get arrested
Audio is fine on my headphones
The fact that you are an officer just makes it worse for you not better
Good for you!!! Trying to use his position to get out if trouble for breaking the law is abuse of power, period.
I agree with you Mr. Petty.
Back in the later 70's,
my father worked for a billion dollar law firm.
Dad was a cop before he progressed to a PI.
I was in high school, with the kids of another city police officer.
Those kids was actively growing a rather large pot plant, in their yard. Their dad was 2 weeks away from retirement from the police force, and was arrested.
He said that he never knew of the plant in his back yard, and lost his retirement bennifits.
He wanted my dad's law firm to be his legal counsel. It didn't happen.
damn he could have stole those HDMI cables a whole 'nowhere way and avoided the charge
😵💫
yup might I suggest double penalty for position of authority
Damn straight brother! 💙
I worked as a bouncer at a place that regularly hosted weddings. In order to save money, people in my area will commonly keep liquor in beer in the trunk of their car, which is illegal to drink in the parking lot of a bar - the "car bar"
The day I got to say "Can you please put away the car bar officer."
A similar incident happened at a convenience store near me. A cop came in and ordered a bunch of deli sandwiches, obviously picking up lunch for the guys at the cop shop. He wandered the store until his number was called. He picks up the sandwiches and proceeds to walk out the door. An employee noticed and calls the manager. The manager reviews the security tapes and calls the police. Long story a bit shorter, the cop lost a $99,000 a year job for $30 worth of sandwiches.
What gets me is the ones that get stopped and have a wallet full of money
As a truck driver I'm considered a professional driver by police and held to a higher standard for instance in my state blood alcohol is .08 but for cdl drivers even in our personal cars it's .04. So I think we should hold them to a higher standard as well. If I'm held to a higher standard because of a endorsement on my license they should be to for the badge they carry
😂. Love your humor
Cops also think they’re above following the rules of the road considering that one almost hit me about a month ago
When you work at a large, well known store is there a non emergency shoplifter phone number you use to call the police? Or do you just call 911?Like, it's me again, over here at the Walmart!?
Ronin stated "local", which to me, is they're on speed dial.
Im asking for a friend u know evertime u hear that its a lie its kinda like a girl saying im not that kinda girl if u wasnt u wouldnt need to say it because your actions would prove it
Worked with police for 20 years…99% were good but it seemed there was always one that thought they were above the law.
People in law enforcement should get double the penalty for the crimes they commit.
No one is above the law
Imagine losing your whole lively hood over a couple cables ouff😭
Even if the PoPo is po, no excuse to call himself a law enforcer if he disregards the law himself! The cuffs fit all kinds.
I was working security for a newspaper one Saturday night when a police officer pulled into the parking lot that had "no parking without newspaper tag" all over the lot. I told him he wasn't allowed to park there and asked him to leave. His response was what about city police?
Sorry only newspaper employees.
Don't park in a red zone.
Then he drove off.
some cops think they're above the law. good thing the local PD didn't think so.
They say they want us to know they are people like everyone else. Well you will be arrested for shoplifting just like everyone else.😁
Rules for thee, not for me
I hope one day I am traveling the country and wind up in your Walmart and catch one of these stories as it is unfolding 😂
They get too used to being able to break laws with impunity, and forget that they're supposed to set an example.