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The 911 hang up investigations are so fugking laughable.

deflave lies his fuucking ass off about everything on here and is a despicable excuse for a human being.

Everything ain't a joke but you sure the fuuck are.

How many months of them COVID checks you end with?

And tell us all how many vaccinations you got before realizing you got scammed.

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You fugking f a g g o t.

Sure thing, f a g g o t.

Yup, just out looking to creat a situation, where they can abuse their authority and kill something

I don’t know about that but the idea that every 911 hang up needs to he investigated is nothing short of absurd.

Especially when a hang-up generates an automatic call back.. been there done that.

They call the number that hung up on them.

In this case, that return call would have resulted in a Disconnected number.

The cop is full of schit, typical.

Whewee, impressive response dumbphuck.

When I speak of escalating a situation, it doesn’t mean someone has to get shot or killed. A lot, not all, LE seem determined to make an arrest as a way of terminating a call. The prevalent attitude SEEMS to be “you have done something illegal. I am going to intimidate you into making a confession and arrest you.”

Well, if the officer knows you did something illegal, they should enforce the law, right?

Most calls go nowhere. Between 1990 and 2010, the average number of arrests nationwide per year was around 13,000,000. Between 2010 and 2020, the average went down to about 11,000,000 a year. Since COVID, it’s been around 6,000,000.

So, arrests are way down. The numbers don’t support the narrative that officers are more aggressive.

Sure thing, f a g g o t.

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Tell me, when your face looks like a twat, do you have the urge to suck a cock every day and does your breath always smell of fish ?

A real zinger.
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You tell me, Mr. Pistolsmith.


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Wo Pard, ph ucking Wo! Uncalled for Pard ph ucking uncalled for.

Around here if there's some illegal and ongoing activity going on, like buying some lights and impersonating an officer taking place news spreads quick. Granted my place could have been targeted first but the odds of that happening are less than slim. I can say with the utmost confidence though that if those lights were on I would have not felt as i did. Even if it had been an imposter I had a back up plan to take care of my family. Calling 911 to verify is fine but if that guy on the other side of my door had ill intentions two things likely would have happened.
1. He'd had left in a hurry.
2. He'd have realized he had little time and kicked his plans into action resulting in bad things taking place.

But here's the reality of it all. What took place at my house that night and the safe outcome completely rested on my reaction. Not the officer. Had I opened that door with a gun in hand or even shot him through the window was not up to him. He had no control over any of that at this point. That was a big mistake on his part, in my opinion. He is fortunate I have a healthy respect for LEOs. I don't regret being that way and unless there's a reason it won't change. I also know the only thing between me and a criminal coming into my house and killing my wife, kids and my dogs is me. If I fail they lose. I made a choice that night to take a chance on him being honest. I had everything to lose by doing that. It worked out fine but he dropped the ball, not me. He also put himself in harms way way too easy. I think these guys need some more or different training on how to handle this. It would be best for all of us.

Now that I'm at it. It used to be if someone wanted elected to public office they came and knocked on the door and asked for my vote. I've never met the sheriff. I can't just walk into his office anymore and say hi, the doors are locked. Now after all of this covid junk these people don't take the time to get around the county and try to get elected. They rely on social media. Or just expect you to find out about them. All of it sucks. In years past our sheriff called me when our concealed carry law passed and suggested I get one. We knew each other. He did that with others too, I'm sure. So who's place is it to know the LEOs? They are making it harder for people like me, that live within the law to get to know them. Sometimes I get the feeling that anyone in authority has this idea that we all just need to shut up and do as they say and we will be living the dream.

Damned good post.

Yes.

Pssst, it’s called sStand Down Orders