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Think so? You walk up to the car you just stopped and find out who your dealing with, potentially the hard way. There is no way most of the time you can know. You answer a service call that turns out to be an ambush by one or more shit bags that just want to kill a cop. I went on two such calls, I walked away from one and was carried away from the other. In my 40 years on the job I stopped two bullets and on blade. How about you try that. You spend 90% of your work hours seeing and dealing with people at their worst or worst moments of their lives or last moments of their lives. You try your best with every tool the law allows to take these animals that prey on society off the street and time and again see them walk away or are let go when they should be locked up so that they can't hurt or murder YOU OR YOUR FAMILY. You miss all the birthdays, graduations, kids first steps, time with friends and family. You work 70+ hours a week, details, side jobs to make the income you need to live as well as most other people. And worst you attend the funerals of bother and sister officers that lost their lives protecting yours.
Roll the dice when you get out of your car? Bro, your job NEVER even makes the list of most dangerous
And for the super low entry requirements compared to the pay and benefits, plus you don’t need to invest any meaningful amount of your own money in your education, except a few polyester shirts they made you buy one day… it’s like winning the mental midget lotto
That's the way it really is. I keep hearing this Bullshit about taking away qualified immunity for police officers. Go ahead, their won't be any police officers to call when you have an emergency. Your on your own and good luck to you. You'll get a really quick education on why you had a Police Department before. Better start learning to sleep with one eye open.
You know, if one employee sucks, he sucks.
If every employee sucks, maybe it's the boss that sucks.
There used to be a guy on here that had the sigline "I'm not anti-cop. I'm pro-constitution". Read every reply here with that in mind.
Fwiw, I think the goal is destruction of most or all local le to be replaced eith Feds.
I said they are like cops , renters and 13/80s
There are some good ones.
But ya gotta search.
And current events / .gov are making all the above dewee
And fewwr
There's a lot of people who are alive today only because it's illegal to kill them.
Think about that for a while.
The damage from that burn might qualify him for early retirement due to medical reasons.
What do you do for a living, tough guy?
We all want to know what kind of a badass we're dealing with here.
K
This article is for AG, but when it comes to rotor wing or backcountry ops, staying above 500’ is a big one for wires, birds, etc
Lots of helicopters and AG planes actually have blades on them designed to [hopefully] cut wires if you hit them
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This article is for AG, but when it comes to rotor wing or backcountry ops, staying above 500’ is a big one for wires, birds, etc
Lots of helicopters and AG planes actually have blades on them designed to [hopefully] cut wires if you hit them
Flying at 500’ AGL | AgAir Update
This is a topic that we at Flying Tiger Aviation harp on to the point that it’s just a matter of time before someone shouts, “That’s enough already… I’ve got the point!” And the point is (drum roll please)…ferry at 500 feet AGL! During the last week of June 2003, I was flying for my good friend, ...
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Get some help bro
If your job was that dangerous it would at least made it one one of these silly lists, it’s not, and it doesn’t
Maybe talk to someone and take some time off before you hurt someone
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Yeah, can I get some gas money to show up for half a day?
Asked and answered
The sad thing is for the types who cry “safety” and “make it home” and don’t even make the fucking list is…I don’t consider myself a badass at all, and actually don’t really consider my gig that death defying otherwise I wouldn’t do it
Only on the weekends, you should see me in the skirt
Ok, just so we're clear...
I'm a knuckle dragger, but a well read one. Should I expect a card or no?
Mike
You get to where you don't even think about it. Hell, even the dangerous jobs are a lot safer than they used to be.
Climbing behind the wheel to drive to the damn job is usually statistically the most dangerous thing people can do.
Mike
There's that too
Words of wisdom from my old cranky FTO..."Thats what you signed up for sport!" "Well if you don't like being a Cop, Dairy Queen's hiring!"
Sounds like he’s make a great rent a cop at Walmart
He also liked to point out the state required more hours to be certified as a hairdresser than a police officer.
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I have a friend that nosed in an Air Tractor in northern CA while spraying sunflowers. He hit a flock of geese that flew up out of the sunflowers. Those airframes are built like tanks. He lived but had to have both eyes operated on and it broke his right collar bone. He put both feet through the window In the product tank. He was back flying as soon as the doc said it was okay.K
This article is for AG, but when it comes to rotor wing or backcountry ops, staying above 500’ is a big one for wires, birds, etc
Lots of helicopters and AG planes actually have blades on them designed to [hopefully] cut wires if you hit them
Flying at 500’ AGL | AgAir Update
This is a topic that we at Flying Tiger Aviation harp on to the point that it’s just a matter of time before someone shouts, “That’s enough already… I’ve got the point!” And the point is (drum roll please)…ferry at 500 feet AGL! During the last week of June 2003, I was flying for my good friend, ...
I think you are okay, but one question first.
Are you a caveman style knuckle dragger, or are you a knuckle dragger because your arms are twice as long as your legs?
It doesn’t matter you are still on the Christmas card list.
I asked Turbo a few months ago if he was a stewardess and he said No…aircraft maintenance or Air traffic controller?
Do he could moonlight at cost cutters in Walmart when the security business is slow.
Maybe he just doesn’t give a flying fuck about @Max4007 and his sand burned mangina.
I wasn't really expecting this thread to turn into a dumpster fire and yet here we are.....LOL
Man the Bear Pit never disappoints.......God I love this place!
Man the Bear Pit never disappoints.......God I love this place!
That's like saying I went to the zoo and wasn't expecting to see any animals
You've been a member of this site for eight years and haven't yet figured this shit out?
I retired after 40 years sport and broke in many of a new copper in my day sport
So now you sit and reminisce about being a bad ass. Fuck me , you are the gift that keeps giving.
Things are getting sporty, sport.
I can’t believe no one has asked you to complete your profile here. Just answer a few questions.
Do you work in concrete?
How much do you bench?
How many HVT’s have you engaged?
How many bow kills do you have?
Do you fist?
Do you own a Harris bipod?
Do you know Lulu?
Congratulations on your retirement! Serious. 20 years here. After I retired, It took me a while to realize pretty much everything I did in my career, most people would never understand or appreciate. You can't even begin to explain things to someone who has never wore a Badge. They will woof woof and tell us we are all a POS. Whatever man. I know what I did. I helped people. I put some seriously bad people away for a long time. Watched some pussy prosecutor let shitbags go. I did my job and I would do it all over again. If my Brother Officers needed me again would be there.
I find it funny on this site how if you wore a Badge you are instantly anti-gun, only the police should have weapons etc. I worked with some really great Officers and Deputies and Fed S/A's that understood and respected the 2nd Amendment. Some of them are still working. I also worked with some real pieces of shit. Had no business being in law enforcement or breathing oxygen for that matter. No organization is immune to it.
Once again, I know I made some mistakes, I figured it out. I helped a hell of a lot more than I hurt. No regrets would do it all over again. Don't care what anyone thinks I did. I know. Now I'm on the the next part of the movie.
Aaaaand those shitbags? What did you do about them?
No doubt that every organization has shitbags. But only a few have a badge, a gun and immunity when they abuse it. Big big difference
Oh really ?
Other organizations that lack “qualified immunity” and must turn a profit to pay their liability insurance weed out bad actors just a little bit more effectively
This is yet another example of how people that just receive a check stolen from the tax slave have not idea how the real world / private sector works
How many of them did you arrest?
How many did you get fired?
Also why are you capitalizing the b in badge?
If you scroll back through the posts in a PM group you just joined you can see what he did about some of them.
Gen pop. Whatevs.
I carried my own liability insurance policy. Cost me about 800 bucks a year. I got to write it off though!
Not at all. Just pointing out that swing a hammer isn't a dangerous job at all. I've done that as a side job and didn't think my life was in jepordy at all. Your life is only in jepordy if your an idiot swing a hammer. Your absolutely right, fuck you
The nice thing about a PLUP is, it may cost $500-$1000 a year but it lowers all of your other premiums on your cars and house. Sounds like a win/win if they let you write off the entire amount.
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