A cop broke into my girlfriends car!!!

[Phil502]

Not as of yet, but I agree that it is quite an emergency. Normally that is when I sacrifice my underwear or socks.

I do too but only if my wifes robe is not hanging on the hook in there.

 

[lrahm]

Ok, see, THAT one I can understand. THAT's an actual emergency. I can't see calling 911 because I've been inconvenienced due to my own stupidity.

We have a policy that we respond to all calls. It's good PR and we do try to help.

Believe me, I have see more than my share of stupidity. I was called once years ago on a bed ridden person. Her husband had left for work. We had to "jiggle" the handle of the toilet....no joke.

 

[lrahm]

P.S. Do not Rep. me for a "toliet jiggle".

 

[jsharmon7]

Off-the-wall calls keep things interesting. I don't work for a super-busy department like lrahm and others, so maybe they don't find it as amusing as I do.

 

[Gabriel]

Off-the-wall calls keep things interesting.

I completely agree.

 

[lrahm]

Off-the-wall calls keep things interesting. I don't work for a super-busy department like lrahm and others, so maybe they don't find it as amusing as I do.

When I worked in narcotics, I ran into a guy who lined the inside of his apartment with aluminum foil. The reason...to keep the cosmic rays out.

 

[Scutter01]

When I worked in narcotics, I ran into a guy who lined the inside of his apartment with aluminum foil. The reason...to keep the cosmic rays out.

I bet he was just planning to cook a LOT of potatoes and this way was easier.

 

[Expat]

When I worked in narcotics, I ran into a guy who lined the inside of his apartment with aluminum foil. The reason...to keep the cosmic rays out.

I saw on some show how the fuzz go around using infrared scanners to look for houses with grow lamps in them. He may have seen the same show.

 

[Westside]

Just out of curiosity, why did she call the police and not a locksmith? I know lots of people who call the police for that and it would never have occurred to me to call them first, any more than I'd call the fire department to get my cat out of a tree.

don't you just hate it when your car gets stuck in a tree.

 

[patience0830]

tee hee

Same here. I've waited a LONG time for someone to bring me a spare key before and even longer for AAA to call a locksmith when the police were just minutes away.

I saw what you did there.

 

[lrahm]

I saw on some show how the fuzz go around using infrared scanners to look for houses with grow lamps in them. He may have seen the same show.

This guy was an LSD freak.

 

[jbombelli]

We used to get lock out calls all the time! we did them as a curtsy, a wrecker service will charge $50 bucks, We no longer do this service because of power locks.

Lol.

Look up the word curtsy.

 

[Lucas156]

Apparently the police had her sign a waiver of liability of damages to the vehicle to do it.

 

[Suprtek]

I'm waiting for the post saying the sunroof was open the whole time.

 

[lrahm]

I'm waiting for the post saying the sunroof was open the whole time.

Was she a blonde?

 

[Suprtek]

Was she a blonde?

The driver or the cop?

 

[Benny]

I'm waiting for the post saying the sunroof was open the whole time.

Close enough...

The battery on my key fob died. I had to wait on someone to bring me a new one so I could unlock the car. He was almost too late getting to me because it was starting to rain and the top was down.

 

[lrahm]

The driver or the cop?

Either ....

 

[signal6_911]

A lot of police departments stopped providing the unlock service a while back due to officers messing up locks in vehicles. Others have started having people sign waivers. Locksmiths charge outrageous amounts for lockouts, so people need to explore all options in these cases.

 

[GPD177]

I dont mind doing the lockouts, but I do get irritated when they call for one in a torrential downpour. I have told them that I will return when the rain slacks off a bit.