When you need the police

[NeoPhoenix]

I saw this on another board I go to and thought I'd post a link to it because, it's not only hilarious, but so true too. :lol: :T

Click on the link to see what I am talking about.

http://www.witchesrealm.com/cgi-bin/ubb/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=10&t=000378

[Chibi-Fallon]

Sweet! I am so doing that someday.

[Rubi Waters]

I like that one . That's something that would happen in my neighborhood:eek:

[Danustouch]

Ha!

Well...the cops in my town are such a token presence, it isn't even funny. So I won't comment.

But..I do know a lot of really GREAT cops, who are eager to respond to any calls of trouble. Unfortunately, just not in THIS town...lol.

[flar7]

very funny, but I wouldnt try it. The have a low tolerance for that
stuff and its against the law. Here in the U.S. anyway.

[Danustouch]

ya could always soften the blow with a Jelly Cruller, and a coffee :) LOL.

[JuNiPeR]

hehe I liked that :)

[Garnet]

I wish someone had thought of that a few years ago when we were trying to get a drugdealer out of the neighborhood. The cops told us to 'document everything & complain to our alderman', the alderwoman's office (she woud never talk to us- it wasn't an election year) told us to let the cops handle it.

[Chibi-Fallon]

Cops in my town love busting drug dealers, and hookers. Probably because the city had a problem with it a few years back (it's much better now, the Mexicans moved in and pushed them all out). I want to be a policewoman but I don't want to do street work. I want to be an investigator. CSI or something like that (like the dudes on "Law and Order").

[Sequoia]

LMAO so true. -_-; baka cops

an argument with my mom, she hit my ankle with a broomstick (damn it hurt) and I limped out to a public phone and called the police, thinking "damn! Child abuse!"

Mr. Happy Cop comes along, takes me right back home, eats all the crap my mom spews about nothing ever happening, doesn't even BOTHER to look at my ankle, and leaves me in a home that could've been, for all he knew, extremely abusive and potentially life-threatening to me (it wasn't, but he ignored me and my complaint of abuse). It's people like that who don't investigate well enough and end up with kids in closets, literally, for 5 years or something. Something really aught to be done about it all.