Bull! The Diabolic Fence Incident of 2006

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Posted: Wed Sep 20, 2006 10:09 pm

Breddan Butter wrote:

Kevloink wrote:

I was at the mall, and I went outside and my and my friend were trying to walk along those things they put in the end of parking spaces.

As a parent I applaud the actions of the policeman.
He was being responsible and checking on the safety of two young children playing unsupervised in the street.

I was not in the street. There was about 12 inches from the fence to a little hill type thing (3ft), then a ft drop off to the side walk (3ft), so I was like 6-7 ft from the street.
It looked like this.
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Posted: Wed Sep 20, 2006 10:14 pm

Well that makes all the difference.......

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There was about 12 inches from the fence to a little hill type thing (3ft),

additionally you could say it was 2 meters (132 cm) Wink

Posted: Wed Sep 20, 2006 10:26 pm

Oh, I had envisioned something more like this ____[]___\___ where the fence was leaning.

In that case, I'd say you better listen to the cops or else... (clicky)

Laughing

Posted: Wed Sep 20, 2006 11:34 pm

Isn't perception of the written word a funny thing ?

I had this mental image of the damaged fence

I___I___I___I___I___I___I__/___I___I

Perhaps a picture of the fence in question would clarify the situation for everyone please Kevloink ?

419Eater is my life Joined: 11 Apr 2005 Posts: 365

I have noticed that in the last 20 years, EVERYONE I have ever arrested was always innocent even when I was witness to the crime.

Next time stay away from where you aren't supposed to be.

Here is an instructional video from Chris Rock with a few pointers to stay out of trouble.

http://www.planetboredom.net/video.php?id=1852

Posted: Thu Sep 21, 2006 1:48 am

See, the police never observe the 6 to 7 feet from the street, unspoken law after 10 PM! Get a high priced lawyer. Go to court. Tell the Judge, in a loud voice, he's biased towards the police. Tell him young teenagers have the right to walk the mall parking lots in the middle of the night, as opposed to being at home. Remember to talk loudly, as you are innocent, and have FUN! Look, we're not trying to be jerks. Were telling you how society works when it comes to law enforcement. Some guy just got shot a 1 in the morning at our local Mart Mart. Hell yeah the cops are suspicious! Do your parents mind you being out all night in parking lots? Look, if you want to hang with your friends, do it at your house. Or, is that the reason you need to travel at night? Just like baiting, to avoid trouble, stay "invisible". Stealthy. Once again, I can't believe you have to tell people this stuff. Rolling Eyes

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I look like im 8

:lol

Posted: Thu Sep 21, 2006 2:06 am

I was NOT out at night... it was before 6 pm. The latest I have stayed out this year was when I walked like 3 blocks home from school at 9pm after half time when the school band im in stoped playing.

419weasel wrote:

Kevloink wrote:

No, I saw his gun, and most people here dont go walking around with a gun on thier belt...

Question for ya, young man... Did you give him your home address? Are you SURE he was a cop? There ARE people who go around posing as cops. They even have cars that look like cop cars, carry guns and authentic looking badges. It doesn't matter where you live.. There's always that 1 psychopath resident or psychotic outsider... If I were you, I'd consult with your parents... I'm not trying to make you paranoid... But, this whole situation raises big red flags...

I didnt give him any info other than my name.

Edit: Pic:

Western Union · Posted: Thu Sep 21, 2006 2:28 am

This reminds me of an old running joke we had when I was at school:

Obviously at the time we had to convey comedy through the medium of paper, rather than MS Paint, but you get the idea.

Posted: Thu Sep 21, 2006 3:35 am

Kevloink, whilst that picture gives us a bit better idea of the situation, drop past on the way home from school today and get a real one for our analysis.

We have to get completely accurate facts out on the table for us to be of any real help.

Posted: Thu Sep 21, 2006 4:14 am

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Hmm, which is the middle of the night? 4pm, or 4am?

Perhaps a weatherman could help you with that question. Or, your teacher. Perhaps.

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The other time I was pulled over was when I was walking outside at 4am

Was it dark? Were you out for a family stroll with your Parents?

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I look like im 8...

OK.

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Nobody tried sharing wisdom... what the hell are you talking about!? If anything he shared his retardisom

Of course, you are correct. Why are you even bringing this subject up? You're right, not us. You have the answers. Ask yourself, you're the expert. Why ask us? We have no wisdom to share. Some of us have "Retardism".

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Anyway 2nd time I was pulled over (while I was on foot) by a stupid cop...

Stupid 4AM Cops. That's when everyone's out walking around. The cop was just picking on you.

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Well, nothing happend to me besides me getting to sit for a few mins.

I'd be really mad too! Oooooooooo! I hate sitting down! For even 2 minutes! I want to be on foot!

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The hole was like 3 times biger thatn the pole... it couldnt fit my cat into it

ESL is an option.

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I dont like sleeping during summer.

Wait until you have to go to work for a living. Sleep is a thing of the past.

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I was NOT out at night... it was before 6 pm

Except for that 4AM Daylight episode. (See above).

Can fences wither? I'd water that fence more often. Fences are expensive.

419Eater is my life Joined: 11 Apr 2005 Posts: 365

Give Kevloink some credit....he has learned a lot by being here. See how he blanked out his face so that he could remain anonymous Laughing

Posted: Thu Sep 21, 2006 5:03 am

/me looks in thread, notes that Chief2B has arrived.

Hey Chief, nice to see you! Very Happy

Please assist Kevloink, as he is obviously an innocent victim of police profiling, which is utilized only by lazy, should-be chasing-money-launderers LEO. To the crime, he didn't do it, or.... he wasn't... ummm, and even if he was... and there was that other thing....

Did I mention that my aunt is a very powerful meter maid thereabouts!???

Posted: Thu Sep 21, 2006 5:27 am

@Kevloink - why worry ? Teenage boys here have much more fun :

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/kent/5363674.stm

419Eater is my life Joined: 11 Apr 2005 Posts: 365

Maybe I should actually give a shit and go back and really read his first post. Seems like I might have missed something.

Posted: Thu Sep 21, 2006 5:36 am

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@Kevloink - why worry ? Teenage boys here have much more fun :

Only people with Retardism would try to stop that wholesome activity for young males! Boredom is deadly!

419Eater is my life Joined: 11 Apr 2005 Posts: 365

So Kev,

How many complaints have been lodged concerning damage to unattended vehicles in that mall in the last month? How many vehicle burglaries have occured in that mall in the last 6 months?
How would you feel if your vehicle had been damaged/burglarized, and some suspects had been seen near it and the Officer hadn't done his job? He would still be a stupid cop, huh?

There wasn't a "Stay out/off" sign posted? Common sense should tell you that if it doesn't belong to you leave it alone. It's always so easy to blame someone else for thier own faults. You were in the wrong place yet it was the Officers/Security Guards fault that he harrassed you.

How would you feel if you get home one day, your house has been burglarized, and all your prized possessions are stolen. But wait! That stupid cop that just happened to be patrolling you neighborhood sees the culprits and apprehends them. Is this cop still stupid?

Yes, there are many stupid and crooked LEO's in this world but don't condemn all of us for their mistakes.

Put yourself in our shoes for a day. Enforcing laws where the criminals have more rights than the victims. More red tape than you can imagine. In my course of duty I have been cut, shot at numerous times, broke my neck, went through two marriages and have seen more death and destruction than you could ever see in a video game.

In closing, all I can say is, Grow up and start accepting some responsibility in your life because as you get older it only gets rougher.

Posted: Thu Sep 21, 2006 6:31 am

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Grow up and start accepting some responsibility in your life because as you get older it only gets rougher.

Really? Hell yes!
Life gets to the point where a cop checking you out is nothing, Just wait! Just wait my 6 foot from the road friend. Ah HaaaHaaaaHaaaa! Twisted Evil

Posted: Thu Sep 21, 2006 7:38 am

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Perhaps a weatherman could help you with that question. Or, your teacher. Perhaps.

Niether are at night!

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Was it dark? Were you out for a family stroll with your Parents?

Yes it was dark and I was just getting exersize with my friends.

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Of course, you are correct. Why are you even bringing this subject up? You're right, not us. You have the answers. Ask yourself, you're the expert. Why ask us? We have no wisdom to share. Some of us have "Retardism".

Somebody said something about listen when your elders try to sahre thier wisdom.

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Stupid 4AM Cops. That's when everyone's out walking around. The cop was just picking on you.

I nerver said he was stupid for that, did I?

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I'd be really mad too! Oooooooooo! I hate sitting down! For even 2 minutes! I want to be on foot!

It was a waste of my life. Now there is one 5 min activity I will never have a chance to do.

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ESL is an option.

?

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Wait until you have to go to work for a living. Sleep is a thing of the past.

You cant work wiwthout sleep... maybe very little.

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Can fences wither? I'd water that fence more often. Fences are expensive.

I was trying to show its moves both ways.

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Give Kevloink some credit....he has learned a lot by being here. See how he blanked out his face so that he could remain anonymous

Somebody got it! Laughing

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How many complaints have been lodged concerning damage to unattended vehicles in that mall in the last month? How many vehicle burglaries have occured in that mall in the last 6 months?
How would you feel if your vehicle had been damaged/burglarized, and some suspects had been seen near it and the Officer hadn't done his job? He would still be a stupid cop, huh?

I cant think of any.
I cant think of any.
Mad.
Yeah, for not doing his job when He sees somebody breaking my window.
(And I was not close to ANY parked cars.

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There wasn't a "Stay out/off" sign posted? Common sense should tell you that if it doesn't belong to you leave it alone. It's always so easy to blame someone else for thier own faults. You were in the wrong place yet it was the Officers/Security Guards fault that he harrassed you.

I was not in the wrong place. I was outside the fence.

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How would you feel if you get home one day, your house has been burglarized, and all your prized possessions are stolen. But wait! That stupid cop that just happened to be patrolling you neighborhood sees the culprits and apprehends them. Is this cop still stupid?

I would be pissed that we cant get keys for the locks on our doors, other than the kind that can be opened with a credit card.
Hes is a stupid, lucky cop.

Posted: Thu Sep 21, 2006 7:57 am

As the thread spirals further into stupidity I can only say........ Rolling Eyes

No one really cares!!! Seriously.....No one cares......

Posted: Thu Sep 21, 2006 8:25 am

Posted: Thu Sep 21, 2006 6:05 pm

Seems a little note that was written a few years ago called the Constitution has been all but forgotten. Does the cop have the legal right to detain him without suspicion of anything? NO! Does the cop have the legal right to ask his name? NO! What is this? Nazi Germany?

The list goes on. The US is very quickly turning into a police controlled country and the harassment that he received for doing NOTHING but walking isn't legal. If the cop had found some weed on him it would have been thrown out because the cop had no reason to stop him in the first place. I recently moved from an area where the police invade your privacy on a regular basis without cause. It gets very old.

Ill probably be the only one to say this but sorry that happened to you Kev. If you know the officer's name you can file a complaint with his commander, so at least it is on record. Some cops tend to get hard-ons for certain citizens so you will at least have a record if it happens again. A friend of mine literally kept running into the same cop repeatedly and after a harassment complaint was lodged, the "bump ins" stopped.

Posted: Thu Sep 21, 2006 8:26 pm

Yeah, hire an expensive lawyer, sue everyone. Let us know how it goes. Let us know, Cowboy. Let us know.

Posted: Thu Sep 21, 2006 8:41 pm

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How would you feel if you get home one day, your house has been burglarized, and all your prized possessions are stolen. But wait! That stupid cop that just happened to be patrolling you neighborhood sees the culprits and apprehends them. Is this cop still stupid?

I would be pissed that we cant get keys for the locks on our doors, other than the kind that can be opened with a credit card.
Hes is a stupid, lucky cop.

Laughing

Can we lock this now?

Posted: Thu Sep 21, 2006 9:13 pm

Chief2B wrote:

How would you feel if you get home one day, your house has been burglarized, and all your prized possessions are stolen. But wait! That stupid cop that just happened to be patrolling you neighborhood sees the culprits and apprehends them. Is this cop still stupid?

Thats an absurd comparison to Kev's experience. A cop who has witnessed a crime has a sworn responsibility to apprehend the suspect. Apprehending someone who hasn't done anything without the cop witnessing or suspecting *anything* is an entirely different situation. Police weild too much power as it is and it is getting worse because they know they can get away with practically everything. I always shake my head when I read in the newspaper about a cop shooting a suspect (often unarmed), it being ruled "justified" somehow, then the suspect is charged with assaulting a police officer. You think maybe that assault charge is there as leverage against an excessive force lawsuit? Dang skippy it is!

Posted: Thu Sep 21, 2006 9:33 pm

/\/\/\ Well why don't you join your local law enforcement agency and change the system? At least then you would be making statements based on knowledge and experience instead of emotions and opinion. Wink

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