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The master thief thinks he can vouch for the character, intelligence and savvy of 278 people, most of whom are probably as stupid as he is. |
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I like pickles!!!! |
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The repeated use of the phrase "How's your father" has dusted off an old memory, which has forced me to post this: . <object width="425" height="350"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/5rKYL0tW-Ek"></param><param name="wmode" value="transparent"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/5rKYL0tW-Ek" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" wmode="transparent" width="425" height="350"></embed></object> |
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So, how's your father? |
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Dead. |
There's no way this dreck had a father.
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douche bags have laps
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Sorry about your father being dead SPchief. Dont take it out on me though. |
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I am sure those marketing skills will do you a world of good when you get busted doing something this stupid. Don't think you can make 6 figures behind bars, 69 figures maybe. NTTAWWT |
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Would your father be ashamed of you if he knew you stole the laptop? |
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San Diego-(AP)- Police in San Diego were busy yesterday performing "grab and run" stings yesterday at various sites around town. "Tracer tags" were placed inside of valuable items such as camcorders, cameras, laptop computers and even cell phones. Undercover police would be in possession of these items, then leave them in an area where someone would pick up the item and walk away.
Lt. John Jameson of the San Diego police department said the operation would allow the department to possibly track down individuals with a persistent crime record, that might have eluded police in the past. As of noon today, there was a reported 49 arrests, with 22 of those with outstanding warrents ranging from burglary to unpaid moving violations. A spokesperson from the police department said today by phone, that the operation will continue until Friday. |
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If some lowlife piece of shit stole an $800 computer from me, I sure as hell wouldn't be over it in a day. Some amoral turd just like you stole a stereo from me when I was in the Navy and was assigned a locker with a broken lock. Still pisses me off when I think about it. Hopefully your next victim will catch you in the act and give you the beatdown you so richly deserve. And if he happens to beat you to death, so much the better for the gene pool. |
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So it's ok to steal only if your parents don't find out? And did you really use the term dummy? |
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Would someone please ban this douche?
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Good lord !!! I think the cops got him... After that story was posted on here he bolted like an inmate with a downed fence...
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Yep... I saw it running on the bottom of the screen on CNN this evening, so i thought I would check it out... There was alot more to the story, but I think I got the best parts of it... ROFL Poor kid was just straight out fricking set up in a sting raid !!! ROFL |
Oh shit. If only.
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Does kind of remind me of some of the stories that this GoChiefs guy would dig up ??? Wonder what happened to him ??? Did he get his named changed also ??? :p |
I'm just messing with you GC.... As far as the story ---- who know's.... He sure left in a hurry... That 800 buck laptop is in pieces I bet right now...
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I think I know who this guy is............
He's the one on the right... |
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ROFL |
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ROFL dont make me roll up on u, i got my new kicks on!!!11 |
BTW, did I misspell "dawg" correctly? I'm new to ebonics. :D
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I don't know man, so am I.
Looks "proper" to me. This guy got off easy when he started flinging shit in your direction. Whattaya, sick or something? |
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three digits by the age of 30? Hell, when he hits the can he'll get the whole fist.
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WTF happened to this dude ??? Is he on TV right now in a high speed chase on a California freeway ???
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You are either one of the few to get my twisted humor or one of the few that doesn't have me on ignore..... :p |
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Oh damn I missed that :LOL: |
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He is not in Iggy KK formerly CC is my Brother in Blue |
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:hmmm: Interesting...Technically I wear a black shirt with grey pants I have seen a lot of other SO's that wear the brown shirts with the tan pants :shrug: |
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I must say this douchebag has provided some quality posting responses. So his entertainment value should not go unnoticed. A mod could still have the pleasure of banning his ass.
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can I be ponch this time? http://mud.mm-a1.yimg.com/image/2034814407 |
This has been covered somewhere on here...but
A. what a doushe bag...who steals shit B. Who does it in public? You know someone saw it happen. C. Who posts about it on a message board? All the above, may be the reason why I voted to ban him. He's a criminal, I'm not supposed to associate with them. |
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awefully kind of you, good sir..... |
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So, you are a police officer?...just curious. |
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ten years, but not currently. Moved to MO for Wife's job, in process with a few departments..... fingers crossed, etc |
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ha, well. I've always been a wannabe at something..... but in this case, I've tried other things, and I just don't have the patience/talent for anything else. |
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How long have you been trying to become a police officer? Is it pretty tough to become one...Denverchief? |
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St. louis area is pretty tight, at least in the "higher desired" areas. I could probably get on North county area pretty quick, but I've already served in third world countries, so....... Pass. Oh, to answer your question, since the beginning of this year. |
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Does getting a job at a smaller town take longer or shorter? Have any idea? I'm going to school to get an associates in Police Science and will be looking for a officer job in probably two years. What goes on that makes it take so long to get done? |
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Someday I will help in stopping the downfall of society. |
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I know there's exceptions, but think first a basic application, couple pages, then a more indepth background application, easily twenty pages in most cases, some more. They even ask questions like financial information. They will actually ask for bank account info (I've always filled that out as "N/A", it didn't hurt me before and really I don't think it is any of thier business.) A written test, several pages, at least a hundred questions, I've seen as many as two hundred fifty. All kinds of topics, about drugs, state laws, etc to math / engineering / civic questions and even current events. Then they invite you for a physical test, usually pretty basic, x number of situps and pushups in one minute, then a one mile run. The department I worked in TX had an obstacle course too, several simulated "Police activities" Next a Interview with four or five from the department and usually one on the panel plays the "dick" role. I've actually was asked this question in Mesquite TX. "You know, police officers have a high divorce rate, you prepared for your wife sleeping with another man? Probably someone you work with" At least a polygraph, many places have you talk to a mind freak, to see if you are mentally stable..... I know. I've done a video interactive exam, play a video of someone breaking into a house, then they record your responses, etc. Then they do a background, this could be just a criminal finger print background to actually sending represenatives to talk to your neighbors and past employers to get a better understanding of your positive and negative attributes. Then an offer, if you are high enough on the list, some have a final interview with the Chief. yeah, I'm glad too, because there are some pricks that slip through and give all cops bad names, but I can't even imagine the world where the police force was LARGELY inhabited by those pricks that could and would write thier own mother a speeding ticket...... anyway, that's about it, anything to add Mr. Denver Chief? |
The standards change more with the demand of the agency. yes smaller town department may have some lower requirments, but so do some larger departments with higher crime stats, I really think the payscale for starting salary in the departments of a region are directly proportional to the requirments and polar opposites to the crime rate the department represents.
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LMAO ...oh and what he said :) |
I forgot to add the part about taking a couple months to attend and pass a police acadamy. Many larger departments will pay you a salary and send you through, but some don't. You have to put yourself through....
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Going to the academy shouldn't be tough. The college I am now attending this fall is CLEET certified. So everything I learn in school will be brought up again in academy...or not? |
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for the most part...pay attention to substantive criminal law, evidence and courtroom procedures and constitutional law and you will be set as far as classroom and the law stuff goes *edit* forgot about criminal proceedure |
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Depending on the agency...Denver for example sends you through their academy regardless if you are POST or not...my agency requires you be certified before you are hired |
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Probably, but I meant more about having a job and being sponsered to attend an acadamy as opposed to working a part time job and paying to go to the acadamy, it's extra stress. I was lucky enough to get a paycheck for going to the academy. And Missouri has a policy that if you went through a long enough academy in another state, you can test out of the academy here. I did, got an 88. Not bad, considering there was alot on the test about Missouri laws that I am not as familiar with. Anywho, it factors into what department you apply for. Send yourself if you can, doors are then wide open as far as location. Good luck, sir. |
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