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Originally posted by UltraMaxNCV View PostI've learned that loose cowboy hats fly off during a foot pursuit, but somehow stayed on my head during a ground fight.
ps too all the leos/fire in this thread, big thanks
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What you see isn't always what you see.
One night I was patrolling a County Road about a mile South of the local prison. In the middle of the road is an orange item (I was thinking a orange flag for wide or large loads). I walked up to it and find what looks like a prison jump suit. Ohhhhhhh Crap an escape! Who to call? Well I take a little closer look first going to turn the jump suit over with my boot to see if there are any markings id card anything. Moved it with my boot and out pops a strap on dildo. Apparently there was a bachelloret (SP?) party on the road. I'm glad I didn't call out everyone for that one.
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Originally posted by icecoldtexan View PostI have learned that cops will not be there when you need them. You have to take care of yourself. Cops will arrive later to write report.
Learning how to deal with comments like this and be professional and courteous even though we just left a call involving a deceased child and deep down inside it's tearing us up...
I've learned that this world is nuts and it takes some people with nuts to be an LEO/FIRE FIGHTER/PARAMEDIC/SOLDIER!
Plus job security, we will always be needed no matter what most folks say. Good job to all who serve.
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Originally posted by icecoldtexan View PostI have learned that cops will not be there when you need them. You have to take care of yourself. Cops will arrive later to write report.
Originally posted by Fireman44 View Post[ATTACH]669689[/ATTACH]
Those arent cops, they're park rangers, see the hats
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Nursing homes definition of a code isn't even close to our definition of a code. It is amazing how many "full codes" I have been dispatched to at the nursing home that the patient was the one that gave me their history and allergies. I've learned you can't fix stupid but you can sedate and intubate it.
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21 years in and there is no end to the stupidty of the general public. If it was caveman days, we would be eating these people.
" I can't breaf " My response was " if you are talking, you are Breafin ".
Man and woman in car wreck. We get a call for a rescue. I walk up, tell them to unlock the door. They can't because the car has no power. I tell them over and over to manually lift the lock, they keep saying there is no power. I say hold on and get a halligan and shatter the window and reach in an lift the lock. Rescue complete.
While driving code 3 to the er with a family member in the front, they can't figure out why no one will get out of the way for us.
DPS hates being passed on the tollway headed to childrens like they are in reverse.
All we do is play dominoes and cops just eat donuts (power rings)
Always get the question, why are there so many of you here? I say, saftey in numbers.
A tree on fire in a down pour is not going anywhere.
True story, we get called for a suicide. Dispatch says there is a gun involved and for us to stage for police. We sit there for a few minutes waiting and see the sqaud pass the street, then turn around and pull in behind us. We have to wave him around so he will go to the address. On scene we tell him your the one with the gun, we were waiting on you. He was new, ha ha ha.
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Originally posted by medic151 View Post21 years in and there is no end to the stupidty of the general public. If it was caveman days, we would be eating these people.
Oh... and you spelled stupidity wrong.
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Originally posted by Quackerbox View PostBe sure to send your address to the local PD, maybe they will send you a stack of blue forms and statement forms. Then you can write your own
Those arent cops, they're park rangers, see the hatsLast edited by mrddye; 11-12-2014, 10:36 AM.
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Originally posted by Daniel75 View PostI've learned that Murphy's Law was specifically meant for police and deer hunters. If something can go wrong, it will go wrong, and at the worst possible time.
I've learned that a crappy call is MUCH better to hear as long as it didn't happen on MY shift.
I have seen some hilarious stuff while inventorying a vehicle....we had a new guy who was doing a consent search on a female's vehicle. She was sitting on the curb right by the trunk watching the officer. He says, "Hey Sarge, I found a glass pipe." The Sgt looked at what he had in his hands and was like , Sgt said, "Well put your mouth on it and see if you can push air through it...." As the rook lifted it up, the female shouted, "NO!!!!! That's NOT a pipe!!!!"
It was a glass female pleasuring device. Lol
Had this same thing happen on a search warrant......except my partner came out of a room holding it (with gloves on) in hand. He also had a set of what he thought was "mardigras bead" around his neck. after a little more inspection it was NOT mardgras beads it was well....you know beads for a different region of the body. LMAO
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Originally posted by Chew View PostI granted a divorce one night to a crackhead couple that kept fighting. On the third call out to their house I pulled out my penal code from the trunk and "by the powers vested in me by the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement Standards and Education and the governor of the state of Texas, I now pronounce you divorced". The man came up and shook and my hand and the lady looked at me and cried. Never got a call back there.
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