Who Parks A Patrol Car On Train Tracks?

[togor]

Don't think even Deputy Fyfe would do that!

https://www.cnn.com/2022/09/24/us/colorado-police-car-train-bodycam-footage/index.html

[barretcreek]

She has information on Hillary.

[Johnny P]

Not bad. A paid vacation for parking a patrol vehicle in the one and only place a train travels.

[togor]

I blame society. We've gotten away from telling people not to park their cars across train tracks, and sure enough, look what happens.

Occupant gets a lifetime of free chiropractic care courtesy of the municipal government.

[barretcreek]

Occupant will never have to work a day in her life if she stays away from friends and family.

[Roadkingtrax]

Who? Heroes apparently.

[Mark in Ottawa]

That looks like a lawyer's wet dream. Just imaging the size of the lawsuit (and the lawyer's fee that goes with it)

[RED]

What you are seeing is:

Bullying cops that are completely unfit for their jobs!!!

Little towns cannot afford to hire real cops. So that they wind up with is completely unfit, low life felons wearing badges.

Dont know anything about this town but I would bet it has less than 10,000 population and has 2X as many cops as other towns with 5X their size.

[dryheat]

Red might be right here. The scariest ticket I ever got was in a little mtn. town. I was told I was "felony speeding" and could go to jail that night. I've told this story before, but the kid was actually wearing silver aviators at 8 P.M. The speed limit through the town was 25. I was coming down a deep incline at 60. I slowed as entered the town but still way over the speed limit. You just about needed a net to catch you. Easy money.
It's a miracle she lived. Note the tattoos. Not everyone who gets tats is an idiot, but there is a percentage.

[blackhawknj]

Here in NJ the Democrats have just passed a law requiring "licensing" of police, however that works.