Drunkard shoots cop car, isn't even arrested

[DrDave]

You wrote This sketch, didn't you.


Read the OP.

I've read the OP and don't see your point. The person in the OP wasn't drunk and unruly in the back of a police car and wasn't shot. So what part of my post do you think is incorrect?

 

[Arisia]

Police unions tend to be very localized. When I was with the local county police, there was a group that tried to unionize for years. They were never able to get a majority of officers who felt it was a good idea.
Some cities have very active police unions, and contracts that require legal representation if charges are brought and a variety of other things as well. However, I think that on a national basis the number of "union shops" in police work is considerably in the minority.

I would think a large city like Dallas would have an active police union, but who knows.

Sadly, if the on-duty officers had just checked to see if she was armed (or checked more thoroughly), they would have found the ankle holster and this situation would have had a different ending.

 

[Taarkin]

I've read the OP and don't see your point. The person in the OP wasn't drunk and unruly in the back of a police car and wasn't shot. So what part of my post do you think is incorrect?

Click the link in the OP.

 

[kerikiwi]

Click the link in the OP.

Do you mean instead of your link in post 10?

 

[Taarkin]

Do both!

 

[quadraginta]

Do not!

 

[quadraginta]

Do too!!

 

[quadraginta]

 

[platonov]

Cops don't shoot cars ..........

Seems Richard Pryor was wrong - they do both.