Police Question Videographer, Sorry I do not answer questions

[karlac]

You know that's not real, right? It is from Reno911

What I said is ...

 

[txinvestigator]

What you said is from Reno911? lol

 

[TXARGUY]

For your Sunday night viewing enjoyment I present Mr. Turner: [WARNING Explicit Language]



& Mr. Scissor Lift Guy:

 

[Phoneguy]

Mr Turner seems a bit agitated about his predicament.

 

[Davetex]

Scissor Lift Guy, I think I know that guy.

 

[rushthezeppelin]

& Mr. Scissor Lift Guy:

"Come en git me!!" *raises scissor lift*

Edit: Dear god I checked out his facebook.....this guy is a hoot, I just hope he's never drunk with a firearm near me though ><

 

[CAShooter]

This has been a great read, thank you all for your opinions. Now, let me give you all some more food for thought to expand the discussion.


What are your views on patrol officers keeping a binder with information on EVERYONE they talk to, EVEN LAW ABIDING PEOPLE.


Example- When Deputy Perez first walked up he called me by my LEGAL first name. Now I had a previous short conversation with him a few months prior, a casual conversation, and gave him my first name only (Tom)
But when he walked up he called me by Thomas, which is how it appears on my drivers licence.


Also, not in the video, as he says his goodnight, he called me Mr (last name)
Why did he even ask me for ID if he already knew who I was? And If I had not given him the info, how did he know my full legal name?


Answer- they keep a file on EVERYONE they contact or talk to NO MATTER WHY.


After the Deputy's left and I spoke to a woman who was there being curious herself, and she told me that before the deputy came over to me, he pulled out a binder, flipped through it, read a bit, then came over.


If someone has a clean record, WHY have a file on LAW abiding people??


Let the comments roll!

 

[breakingcontact]

This has been a great read, thank you all for your opinions. Now, let me give you all some more food for thought to expand the discussion.


What are your views on patrol officers keeping a binder with information on EVERYONE they talk to, EVEN LAW ABIDING PEOPLE.


Example- When Deputy Perez first walked up he called me by my LEGAL first name. Now I had a previous short conversation with him a few months prior, a casual conversation, and gave him my first name only (Tom)
But when he walked up he called me by Thomas, which is how it appears on my drivers licence.


Also, not in the video, as he says his goodnight, he called me Mr (last name)
Why did he even ask me for ID if he already knew who I was? And If I had not given him the info, how did he know my full legal name?


Answer- they keep a file on EVERYONE they contact or talk to NO MATTER WHY.


After the Deputy's left and I spoke to a woman who was there being curious herself, and she told me that before the deputy came over to me, he pulled out a binder, flipped through it, read a bit, then came over.


If someone has a clean record, WHY have a file on LAW abiding people??


Let the comments roll!

It is just pragmatic...and creepy.

 

[Chirpy]

I give up, can't make it work...

 

[Recoil45]

This has been a great read, thank you all for your opinions. Now, let me give you all some more food for thought to expand the discussion.


What are your views on patrol officers keeping a binder with information on EVERYONE they talk to, EVEN LAW ABIDING PEOPLE.


Example- When Deputy Perez first walked up he called me by my LEGAL first name. Now I had a previous short conversation with him a few months prior, a casual conversation, and gave him my first name only (Tom)
But when he walked up he called me by Thomas, which is how it appears on my drivers licence.


Also, not in the video, as he says his goodnight, he called me Mr (last name)
Why did he even ask me for ID if he already knew who I was? And If I had not given him the info, how did he know my full legal name?


Answer- they keep a file on EVERYONE they contact or talk to NO MATTER WHY.


After the Deputy's left and I spoke to a woman who was there being curious herself, and she told me that before the deputy came over to me, he pulled out a binder, flipped through it, read a bit, then came over.


If someone has a clean record, WHY have a file on LAW abiding people??


Let the comments roll!

They keep notes because they may need to later go back and find someone. Example they question someone who looks nervous walking away from a place where a crime was just committed. After questioning him, they let him go because nothing unusual comes up during the questioning. The next day the officer finds out he fits the description given by a witness of another crime a few blocks away. He goes to his notes for name and address.

It's called good police work. Don't act strange. You'll stay out of their notebook.

 

[Vaquero]

You record him with a camera.
He records you with pen and paper.


And you're the one who is questioning the event.

 

[breakingcontact]

You record him with a camera.
He records you with pen and paper.


And you're the one who is questioning the event.

They started it. They can and do record all the plates they drive by and store it in a database, tracking our movements using ALPR.

 

[TXARGUY]

They started it. They can and do record all the plates they drive by and store it in a database, tracking our movements using ALPR.

Well then they need to come get this damn tracking chip outta my head if they're gonna do that bullshit.

 

[Mexican_Hippie]

I keep files on everyone here. Why is that creepy?

 

[Glockster69]

Interesting, I just made a note of that ^^^

 

[robertc1024]

Shit. I need a crayon from Greg to keep a record.

 

[Phoneguy]

Well then they need to come get this damn tracking chip outta my head...

You have no idea how many people call the local FBI offices requesting this very thing. Internally they are called "crazies". Crazies start out calling the local PDs. The local PDs pass it on up the chain by saying, "We can't help you." It keeps going up until it reaches the federal agencies. You could make comedy CDs from the recorded calls and make millions.

 

[Southpaw]

Shit. I need a crayon from Greg to keep a record.

Now you know he ate it!!!

 

[Glockster69]

You could make comedy CDs from the recorded calls and make millions.

I'm sure a PHONEGUY could. I buddy would share them too

 

[BIGPAPIGREG]

Shit. I need a crayon from Greg to keep a record.

well........ahhh...........