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Can an officer openly greet a defendant (a.k.a. friend), if he or she will be dealing with a complaint about him or her?

Asked by Marieli18 about 12 years ago

yes

850 Votes

My former boss loaned me her vehicle so I could watch her children for a few months. They recently got into daycare. She threatened me through text that she would report it stolen since I wouldnt watch her kids Monday due to illness. Is that illegal?

Asked by Deidre over 12 years ago

Sounds like you probably should return the car and find a new friend.

849 Votes

Are the police that respond to 911 calls usually patrolling before they are called to a scene, or do they sometimes leave from the police station like firefighters do?

I'm assuming that smaller departments might do the second one more often?

Asked by Roger almost 12 years ago

Officers respond from whereever they are at the moment. They might be eating lunch, driving down the street or submitting evidence at the department. They do not sit around at the PD like the firefighters do.

848 Votes

What is it like for women in law enforcement? Are they taken seriously?

Asked by Aus almost 12 years ago

Its the same as it is for everyone else. Show up and do your job; you'll be fine.

848 Votes

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In other words, if anyone with a license can carry a gun, that gives them the power to kill people. Even if they only use their gun for the right reasons, they still have so much power without necessarily that much training.

Asked by Hello (follow up) over 12 years ago

The "power to kill" people does not come from a concealed carry permit. If you believe that, you are very mistaken on the law - both natural and statutory.

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if me and my man break up do i haved to give him the phone he gave me as a gift back????

Asked by britster over 12 years ago

https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/grammar-girl-quick-dirty-tips/id173429229?mt=2

847 Votes

(Similar question) So after reading your other responses, you clearly oppose gun control. I get it. But just look at this:

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/wonkblog/files/2012/12/mass-shooting-legally.jpg

(to be continued)

Asked by Hello over 12 years ago

Nice jpg on an opinion blog. But there is no context to it, and it is therefore meaningless.

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Can an officer openly greet a defendant (a.k.a. friend), if he or she will be dealing with a complaint about him or her?

My former boss loaned me her vehicle so I could watch her children for a few months. They recently got into daycare. She threatened me through text that she would report it stolen since I wouldnt watch her kids Monday due to illness. Is that illegal?

Are the police that respond to 911 calls usually patrolling before they are called to a scene, or do they sometimes leave from the police station like firefighters do?

I'm assuming that smaller departments might do the second one more often?

What is it like for women in law enforcement? Are they taken seriously?

Also on Jobstr...

(Follow up)

In other words, if anyone with a license can carry a gun, that gives them the power to kill people. Even if they only use their gun for the right reasons, they still have so much power without necessarily that much training.

if me and my man break up do i haved to give him the phone he gave me as a gift back????

(Similar question) So after reading your other responses, you clearly oppose gun control. I get it. But just look at this:

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/wonkblog/files/2012/12/mass-shooting-legally.jpg

(to be continued)

Police Officer

Ask me anything!

What do YOU do?

Can an officer openly greet a defendant (a.k.a. friend), if he or she will be dealing with a complaint about him or her?

My former boss loaned me her vehicle so I could watch her children for a few months. They recently got into daycare. She threatened me through text that she would report it stolen since I wouldnt watch her kids Monday due to illness. Is that illegal?

Are the police that respond to 911 calls usually patrolling before they are called to a scene, or do they sometimes leave from the police station like firefighters do? I'm assuming that smaller departments might do the second one more often?

What is it like for women in law enforcement? Are they taken seriously?

Also on Jobstr...

(Follow up)In other words, if anyone with a license can carry a gun, that gives them the power to kill people. Even if they only use their gun for the right reasons, they still have so much power without necessarily that much training.

if me and my man break up do i haved to give him the phone he gave me as a gift back????

(Similar question) So after reading your other responses, you clearly oppose gun control. I get it. But just look at this:http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/wonkblog/files/2012/12/mass-shooting-legally.jpg(to be continued)

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Are the police that respond to 911 calls usually patrolling before they are called to a scene, or do they sometimes leave from the police station like firefighters do?

I'm assuming that smaller departments might do the second one more often?

(Follow up)

In other words, if anyone with a license can carry a gun, that gives them the power to kill people. Even if they only use their gun for the right reasons, they still have so much power without necessarily that much training.

(Similar question) So after reading your other responses, you clearly oppose gun control. I get it. But just look at this:

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/wonkblog/files/2012/12/mass-shooting-legally.jpg

(to be continued)