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OtterbatHellcat
09-11-2017, 22:56
Be prepared for unnecessary grilling if you don't have an emergency. Fuch, if I had an emergency, I'd call 911.

WTF is your problem, call taker? It didn't used to be this way, and I'll be doing some research with folks that I know, or who they know...to get a full understanding of why it's gotten to the state that it has. After my grilling tonight after the second time in two weeks, I told the douche on the phone tonight that I won't bother calling that number again for anything. He actually J hooked me....kiss my ass.

Maybe this is a repercussion of Chief White and some of his other bull shit policies, but I'd like to get more info on why the state of calling non emergent situations has turned into such a cluster fuch. It aint right.

bobbyfairbanks
09-11-2017, 23:19
Ok what's j hooking?

sniper7
09-11-2017, 23:22
My personal opinion is we are now living in a state where petty bullshit, speeding, minor infractions etc are now worthless.
This is pretty much state wide now. I've seen this same type of LEO type enforcement in other state and it really just means they are now inundated with more important calls more often then your BS call about aggressive driving or "non-serious" matter.

sniper7
09-11-2017, 23:23
Ok what's j hooking?

Well it's his birthday, he wants to be happy, and is soliciting!!!!

Great-Kazoo
09-11-2017, 23:25
My personal opinion is we are now living in a state where petty bullshit, speeding, minor infractions etc are now worthless.
This is pretty much state wide now. I've seen this same type of LEO type enforcement in other state and it really just means they are now inundated with more important calls more often then your BS call about aggressive driving or "non-serious" matter.

Only if you're undocumented . Everyone else pays cash.

BushMasterBoy
09-11-2017, 23:37
It would be more funner if you recorded it fo' da utuber.

CS1983
09-12-2017, 08:08
Ok what's j hooking?

Hooking in the intersection before the light turns red?

BladesNBarrels
09-12-2017, 09:03
Ok what's j hooking?

Advanced Shaving Techniques - 2nd technique in this video after the Gillette Slide. Who knew?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TQco5PWc2JU

[Phone]

Skip
09-12-2017, 14:55
A bad sign IMHO. Means they're likely overwhelmed.

I used to love Denver. Wouldn't live there now. Wouldn't put a business there either.

Call Chicago PD's non-emergency line. Bet you have a similar experience.

MrPrena
09-12-2017, 15:24
Kinda odd.
Usually non-emergency line people are friendlier in most of cities. Of course, non-emergency line is a must, if you are out of town and see something on surveillance camera.

OtterbatHellcat
09-12-2017, 16:49
J hook is hanging up on someone, even if they're still talking.

I know there must be a new drug dealer in the half way house next door, the 20 min park and leave crowd has increased a lot in the last few days. I live here and pay attention to stuff like this.

I called about the prostitute last Saturday, and got the same horse shit. Asking me shit like "how do you know she's a prostitute?".....wtf? All I'm doing is letting you guys know about the continued problems at this hotel on a non emergent line provided for purposes such as these. They used to give a shit, and I watched several arrests on people I've called them about in the past.

I used to have a District 2 street guy that I could email info and plates to, but he either retired or moved to a different district or something. He would actually ask me to look for specific vehicles that he thought might show up around here, and I did that for him. It was great, and I hope that I can establish that kind of relationship with another officer here.

driver
09-12-2017, 17:11
I used to have a District 2 street guy that I could email info and plates to, but he either retired or moved to a different district or something. He would actually ask me to look for specific vehicles that he thought might show up around here, and I did that for him. It was great, and I hope that I can establish that kind of relationship with another officer here.

That's pretty cool. I hope you can establish something like that with another officer.

OtterbatHellcat
09-12-2017, 17:16
Yes, me too.

Yeah it's mostly petty stuff, but it's still crime...and I know this neighborhood would LOVE to get this shit hole shut down. One of the few ways that can make that happen is to keep reporting it.

ben4372
09-12-2017, 17:45
This is funny because concerned people should be the eyes and ears of the hood. What I took away from this is no one cares. I see it all over the place. And no one wants to do their job. In a city , just south of Denver. I see accidents with no injuries, people standing around waiting for the wrecker. That gets 4 cars with rollers on. No one directing traffic, just chilling. If I were from another planet visiting the US I would assume traffic were as bad a robbing and assaulting based on the amount of resources spent on it. I know side track. I do value people are invested enough it the community to keep an eye out and report crimes. After all isn't that the idea behind Neighborhood watch?

OtterbatHellcat
09-12-2017, 18:35
That's what non emergent lines are for, there is no emergency in any of those types of crimes. It is also clear neighborhood degradation if crack and meth dealers, pimps and their hookers and general douchenozzles are operating unchecked.

The prick on the phone last night asked more than once if I needed an officer to respond to my location. No, A-hole....I did not call 911.

But yes, you people need to be aware of this stuff. Drug deals go bad, sex deals go bad, and pissed off competition (read gang rival here) can cause problems as well.

gnihcraes
09-12-2017, 18:38
Download the scanner app and listen to DPD. Many nights they are 3, 4, 5 hours slow on response to calls. Usually not very petty stuff either.

Too many calls for service, not enough officers, too much paperwork. System is clogged up. Jails are full, court dockets are packed. Bad situation.

Protect yourself, nobody else will be able to.

OtterbatHellcat
09-12-2017, 20:52
Everything you just said, is so true my Friend. I do have a decent scanner but don't listen to it as much as I used to. I've also work in EMS for 31 years now, I hear stuff. And I know the procedural BS that LEO have to go through is insane....I realize this.

I suppose in retrospect, the douche on the line was probably not super experienced and probably inundated with stupid shit at the time, but that's never an excuse for shitty "customer service" in any business or municipality. Then again, how many Happy and Professional civil servants do you find at the DMV? Not apples to apples, but that doesn't take away from the point really.

Jim B
09-12-2017, 20:57
Download the scanner app and listen to DPD. Many nights they are 3, 4, 5 hours slow on response to calls. Usually not very petty stuff either.

Too many calls for service, not enough officers, too much paperwork. System is clogged up. Jails are full, court dockets are packed. Bad situation.
Wait, I thought the .gov was rollin' in dough due to all the MJ tax money...[hahhah-no]

OtterbatHellcat
09-12-2017, 20:59
The upside is that I did get an email back from my former contact in this district. I was surprised, and very appreciative. I sent him back a well worded and respectful response, and I look forward to his reply.

When I see cruisers in my area, I take the time to bring them bottled water and snacks and stuff. I give a sheet about what they do and what the put up with BEFORE all this change in social media, "hands up" crap, and body cams and all this garbage. I'll help a cop any effin day of the week and twice on Sundays.

gnihcraes
09-12-2017, 21:11
Wait, I thought the .gov was rollin' in dough due to all the MJ tax money...[hahhah-no]

yeah, that aint working out like planned. Causing more issues really - Tabor amendment causes it to be refunded. We can't have too much $$. I've heard it all explained but am to dumb to explain what I've heard. (state budget)

I'm one of those civil servants.

Jim B
09-12-2017, 21:23
- Tabor amendment causes it to be refunded.
I haven't seen any checks. [Rant1]

gnihcraes
09-12-2017, 21:24
I haven't seen any checks. [Rant1]

I think they find other places to hide it, just not where it should be used.

hollohas
09-13-2017, 07:58
That sucks. Hopefully the dude was just having a bad night. I have no experience with DPD but I will offer a comparison.

I have called JeffCo Sheriff's non-emergency line twice. Both times for suspicious individuals. Both times they sent a deputy to speak with me. 1st time within minutes (he must have been close) 2nd time took about 30 minutes but he still came. And both times the deputies actually cared about the information I shared with them.

Another example of their great community support...my neighbor's home security alarm was triggered by a power outage a bit ago. JeffCo responded because the owners weren't home. She showed up a few minutes after the deputies. The JeffCo deputies walked through her house to make sure it was secure because her husband was out of town. Everyone knew it was a power outage that caused the alarm, but they offered to check it out anyway. Stand up guys.

I have been VERY impressed with every one of my interactions with JeffCo.

DFBrews
09-13-2017, 09:39
I am 80220 too there are some unsavory types about for sure

Squeeze
09-13-2017, 14:37
I have not had good experiences with DPD call takers either. In many cases they relay incorrect information to the dispatcher and are often rude. I get why Denver uses call takers rather than having someone phone their dispatchers directly. They are just simply too overwhelmed. As a dispatcher, I know and feel the frustration, but I refuse to take it out on the caller. Not a good way to remain employed if you ask me, but I guess DPD doesn't care about that.

gnihcraes
09-13-2017, 14:53
Also, if you listen to DPD on the scanner.

You'll hear the dispatcher giving conflicting information and also saying things like, standby, we're getting different information now from call taker. Not always their fault.

I also find it very interesting when they broadcast a BOLO (be on look out) for something. Each dispatcher reads the description differently than the next! ? How can they be so inaccurate with what I would think is the SAME information they are all reading? Do they actually give a BOLO notice different to each dispatcher?

Not just reading it in a different order than the other dispatcher, they are really reading the description differently! 5 or 6 districts, dispatchers and they all give a different description.

Scary.