July 10, 201016 yr Agreed, even if you prove them wrong down the road nothing good will come from resisting or "not going without a fight". Resisting only leads to problems. :thumb:
July 10, 201016 yr Everyone hates the police until they need them. That's not true at all. I have the utmost respect for police, and I think the majority of people do too.
July 10, 201016 yr That's not true at all. I have the utmost respect for police, and I think the majority of people do too. I didn't really mean "everyone" literally.
July 10, 201016 yr Author Resisting only leads to problems. :thumb: IMO that's easier said than done for someone that is innocent and needs anger management tips like myself. (says my wife)
July 10, 201016 yr IMO that's easier said than done for someone that is innocent and needs anger management tips like myself. (says my wife) Police make mistakes as well. It's better to figure it out later rather than creating problems resisting, which might lead to someone getting hurt.
July 11, 201016 yr That's not true at all. I have the utmost respect for police, and I think the majority of people do too.:thumb:
July 11, 201016 yr Police make mistakes as well. It's better to figure it out later rather than creating problems resisting, which might lead to someone getting hurt. You're right that police make mistakes as well, but I'm not sure that sneaking into someone's garage is a mistake...
July 11, 201016 yr You're right that police make mistakes as well, but I'm not sure that sneaking into someone's garage is a mistake... I don't know their side of the story so I can't say whether or not it was a mistake.
July 11, 201016 yr I don't know their side of the story so I can't say whether or not it was a mistake. What facts could possibly make their actions in this case a mistake?
July 12, 201016 yr Author I don't know their side of the story so I can't say whether or not it was a mistake. There was no murder, no one was hurt, just the case of a hit a run at a local business. The police got some wrong information and entered my property while I was not at home. Every car that I owe, the taxes are paid and up to date. All this information is in their computer system from registering my vehicles at the county clerk's office, and both deputys should have known that I owe no Toyota truck. All they had to do is look it up. What could the police say that would not make it a mistake?
July 12, 201016 yr Police make mistakes as well. It's better to figure it out later rather than creating problems resisting, which might lead to someone getting hurt. See case of Coach McCloud at GRC-example #1.
July 13, 201016 yr Author Rebel, are there any updates on what the police department told you? As of right now No. I have heard nothing back from no one. I don't want to stir the pot, so I will not bother the police and just hope that in time they will give me a call an explain their actions. That's all I am asking for. My 2 dogs seem to be ok and that they used nothing on them to enter my garage from the best that I can tell.
July 14, 201016 yr As of right now No. I have heard nothing back from no one. I don't want to stir the pot, so I will not bother the police and just hope that in time they will give me a call an explain their actions. That's all I am asking for. My 2 dogs seem to be ok and that they used nothing on them to enter my garage from the best that I can tell. My guess is they know they didn't handle it properly and instead of being man enough to admit it to you they are procrastinating in hopes you will fade away...
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