Holy Crap
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I get my license, insurance card, registration, and conceal carry permit together as soon as I pull over. Then I open all the windows so they can see in the car as they approach. Then I hand him all the info when he walks up. Give me my ticket and let me live my dang life.
They look to be very proactive in San Diego
Mayor Kevin Faulconer attributed San Diego's standing as one of the safest big cities in the country to law enforcement and praised the police department. “I want to thank every single officer who puts on the badge and uniform every day. They are the number one reason for these great statistics," Faulconer said.
San Diego has kept the lowest homicide rate out of 10 of the largest cities nationwide for the past four years, Zimmerman explained.“We are proud of our joint commitment to keeping San Diego one of the safest big cities in our entire country," she added.
“Overall, crime in San Diego has decreased by 7.3 percent this past year, the lowest point in nearly half a century," San Diego Police Chief Shelley Zimmerman said. The newly selected Police Chief David Nisleit was also present at the meeting. Zimmerman is set to leave her position and retire in March.
Nisleit said he plans to focus on crime prevention and community relations as the new chief. “I would much rather prevent crime than respond to it and have to apprehend folks," said Nisleit.
Good thing you didn't run.
Mayor Kevin Faulconer attributed San Diego's standing as one of the safest big cities in the country to law enforcement and praised the police department. “I want to thank every single officer who puts on the badge and uniform every day. They are the number one reason for these great statistics," Faulconer said.
San Diego has kept the lowest homicide rate out of 10 of the largest cities nationwide for the past four years, Zimmerman explained.“We are proud of our joint commitment to keeping San Diego one of the safest big cities in our entire country," she added.
“Overall, crime in San Diego has decreased by 7.3 percent this past year, the lowest point in nearly half a century," San Diego Police Chief Shelley Zimmerman said. The newly selected Police Chief David Nisleit was also present at the meeting. Zimmerman is set to leave her position and retire in March.
Nisleit said he plans to focus on crime prevention and community relations as the new chief. “I would much rather prevent crime than respond to it and have to apprehend folks," said Nisleit.
Good thing you didn't run.
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Apparently, that was before Kellen Winslow moved to town - DA U going to raise your crime statistics.
Please anything but Biden; that is cruel. Seriously though the guy literally waited over 3 hours for me outside.
Ranger, that's a pretty intense/sad story. I don't have much experience with police but I do know the research says that training and experience do seem to work on that over-zealous tendency. Heaven knows we could use some more calm.
Good work.
Good work.
That second video seems like a whole slew of awful ideas. Dude firing while driving, smh.
Hope that city has some significant liability insurance for innocent bystanders their cops kill/injure.
I think i have posted about them before. Bakersfield was when i was a kid. We broke into the old RC Cola bottling plant. Someone called the cops. Instead of being smart and coming out, we thought we could hide. I was behind stack of boxes and cop says I see you and I have have a gun pointed at you - crawl out of there. Luckily, we weren't vandalizing--just exploring--and didn't break anything getting in--there was an open window, the cops saw how scared we were and just had us call our parents to come get us from the station. I think i would have rather been shot compared to the beating that I took once i got home.
Peru - cab driver ran a block-aide going down to the beach one night. I was 16. Peruvian military jumps into a truck and chases us. They start firing at us and my buddy grabs the wheel and i yell at the guy to pull over. military has us all laying on the ground with machine guns pointed at the back of our heads. Luckily, the major realizes that the gringo (me) and his Argentinian friend are probably innocent and not members of Sendero. We pay our "fine" and told to get out of there. Still don't know if the cab driver was Sendero or just smuggling coke.
Peru - friend and i walking home from the movies. bomb goes off somewhere nearby. A car zooms past us on the street with a peruvian police car is chasing it. We jump in the bushes because i thought i heard gun fire. A second police car sees us and stops, detains us for a while. The realize that we were just two gringos walking home. We pay our fine and go on home.
Tally - heading home from The Library. We get pulled over. Fraternity brother driving says he's going to jail cause he has warrants and continues on to the house because he didn't want us to walk home. The tally officers didn't think that was a good idea and we had to do the entire exit the car procedure - i.e., hands out the window, open door with left hand, exit slowly, drop to your knees, hands behind head, interlock fingers, etc.
Armed robbery - two guys got the drop on me and my girlfriend while walking to her her apartment at Spanish Oaks. Guy shoots and hits her in the stomach. We stand there for what felt like forever with dude pointing a .22 in my face. his friend grabs her purse and they take off. Luckily, she survived. But that incident f-ed us up for a long time.
You've now experienced what people of color experience during traffic stops routinely. It's time for a complete overhaul in the way we train our police officers.
I think you should 100% go to the sub station. He needs to be re trained. Immediately.
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