I saw a cool thing on my way home from work.

[colocowboy01]

There was a pick-up truck that was broken down on the side of the road and a cop car pulled up behind it, but no officer in sight until I slowed down and drove pass it. The officer had crawled up under the hood and was working on the truck trying to get it running. I love living in a small town where protecting and serving is still a way of life in the community. One more kudos to the Johnstown police!

[Gunner]

My cousin works for johnstown PD or he lives in Johnstown and work for Greeley. One way or the other

[bobbyfairbanks]

To protect and serve has been lost by LEO. I would love to see the return of the Peace Officer.

[Zundfolge]

Oh great ... another cop bashing thread

[spyder]

In before the theread is closed!




Wait, that's byte's line.......

[sneakerd]

I'm not understanding where any cop would/should be under the hood of any citizen's car or truck.

[spyder]

I'm not understanding where any cop would/should be under the hood of any citizen's car or truck.

He was being a nice guy trying to help out, I think that is what this thread is about. It could still go either way though from "our cops suck, you got lucky" yada yada yada to "I love our cops also, they're great" just too early to tell right now...

[rondog]

I'm not understanding where any cop would/should be under the hood of any citizen's car or truck.

What, he should have been writing the guy a ticket for having his dirty broke-down hoopty on The People's clean highway?

[Byte Stryke]

In before the theread is closed!




Wait, that's byte's line.......

Thanks for picking that one up for me... I was at work.

[sneakerd]

Just think a guy, anybody- carrying a pistol makes himself very vulnerable if they are focusing on working on someone's vehicle. As careful as they seem to be these days, and with training being what I suppose it to be, I'm surprised any cop would put themselves in that position.