Your turn to mock me!

1480 · 01-26-09, 02:33 AM

Some 14 yo was able to pass himself off as the police. I do not work anywhere near that district:

http://www.chicagobreakingnews.com/2...icago-cop.html

Fire away!

Kapitan_Phillips · 01-26-09, 05:55 AM

I dont mock police officers mate, but 5 hours? Wow. I'd be interested to know why this kid did that.

Digital_Trucker · 01-26-09, 07:50 AM

You'd have thought that the empty holster would have been a giveaway.

Skybird · 01-26-09, 07:50 AM

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Originally Posted by Kapitan_Phillips

I'd be interested to know why this kid did that.

Because he's a kid. I would be more interested in knowing how he did it (=why nobody became aware earlier).

Your new avatar - you are really becoming serious about these things now, eh?

Jimbuna · 01-26-09, 09:50 AM

I suppose it must be hard at times differentiating the true from the false

Good job he didn't try to impersonate a firefighter :p

AVGWarhawk · 01-26-09, 09:54 AM

In a way it is funny and in another, it is not. He could have potentially put the real police officers life in danger not to mention himself. The real officer would hope his partner would react as a trained officer should in all situations. I could see this 14 year old filling his pants if he was in a life or death situation. Kind of strange no one noticed after 5 hours on patrol. You would think the stations captain would know if a sub was coming in to one of his districts. :hmm:

conus00 · 01-26-09, 10:31 AM

They should wait until he's 18 and HIRE him.
:rotfl:

nikimcbee · 01-26-09, 10:28 PM

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Originally Posted by 1480

Some 14 yo was able to pass himself off as the police. I do not work anywhere near that district:

http://www.chicagobreakingnews.com/2...icago-cop.html

Fire away!

Look, I found your district photo.:hmm:

Traffic cop:

More chicago community organizers

Ol' misha out on the beat working with Chicago citizens:

sunvalleyslim · 01-26-09, 10:42 PM

YMCA.........

A Very Super Market · 01-26-09, 11:32 PM

The kid should join the navy instead...y'know, put his mind to ease.

1480 · 01-27-09, 02:00 AM

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Originally Posted by nikimcbee

Quote:

Originally Posted by 1480

Some 14 yo was able to pass himself off as the police. I do not work anywhere near that district:

http://www.chicagobreakingnews.com/2...icago-cop.html

Fire away!

Look, I found your district photo.:hmm:

Traffic cop:

More chicago community organizers

Ol' misha out on the beat working with Chicago citizens:

McBee, would you shave that chest of yours, for heavens sake there are children that read this MB.....

1480 · 01-27-09, 02:06 AM

BTW, I saw this kids photo, don't look like no 14 year old...yes, mistakes were made. Our problem is none of our stations are of the lockdown variety. Not as bad as some of the precient houses in NYC, but bad enough. The kid was an explorer kind of like an internship for high school students. Ideally it keeps them out of trouble (I said ideally) and grooms them for a career in LE. His learning curve was exceptionally high.

August · 01-27-09, 09:35 AM

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Originally Posted by 1480

BTW, I saw this kids photo, don't look like no 14 year old...yes, mistakes were made. Our problem is none of our stations are of the lockdown variety. Not as bad as some of the precient houses in NYC, but bad enough. The kid was an explorer kind of like an internship for high school students. Ideally it keeps them out of trouble (I said ideally) and grooms them for a career in LE. His learning curve was exceptionally high.

Well I hope this doesn't give him a criminal record and ruin his chances of becoming a real life cop.

1480 · 01-28-09, 03:24 AM

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Originally Posted by August

Quote:

Originally Posted by 1480

BTW, I saw this kids photo, don't look like no 14 year old...yes, mistakes were made. Our problem is none of our stations are of the lockdown variety. Not as bad as some of the precient houses in NYC, but bad enough. The kid was an explorer kind of like an internship for high school students. Ideally it keeps them out of trouble (I said ideally) and grooms them for a career in LE. His learning curve was exceptionally high.

Well I hope this doesn't give him a criminal record and ruin his chances of becoming a real life cop.

I can't go into details because he is a juvenile, lets just say, he is no stranger to this type of scenario.

01-26-09, 02:33 AM	#1
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AVGWarhawk Lucky Jack Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: In a 1954 Buick. Posts: 28,257 Downloads: 90 Uploads: 0	In a way it is funny and in another, it is not. He could have potentially put the real police officers life in danger not to mention himself. The real officer would hope his partner would react as a trained officer should in all situations. I could see this 14 year old filling his pants if he was in a life or death situation. Kind of strange no one noticed after 5 hours on patrol. You would think the stations captain would know if a sub was coming in to one of his districts. :hmm: __________________ “You're painfully alive in a drugged and dying culture.” ― Richard Yates, Revolutionary Road

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01-27-09, 02:06 AM	#12
1480 Lead Slinger Join Date: May 2007 Location: Chitcago, Illinoise Posts: 1,442 Downloads: 74 Uploads: 0	BTW, I saw this kids photo, don't look like no 14 year old...yes, mistakes were made. Our problem is none of our stations are of the lockdown variety. Not as bad as some of the precient houses in NYC, but bad enough. The kid was an explorer kind of like an internship for high school students. Ideally it keeps them out of trouble (I said ideally) and grooms them for a career in LE. His learning curve was exceptionally high. __________________