Technology today is wondrous. We have made copious advances in the last 10 years alone that it just boggles the mind. These technological advances have often aided law enforcement in their duties, and on rare occasions, been their downfall. The use of facial recognition software and methods used by the TSA, and those other alphabetical agencies, has often laid questions to our privacy and the future of our Constitutional rights. When technology helps fight crime and close cases, law enforcement can't help feeling a little smug.
Police cars are outfitted with so many electronic devices these days, that it's almost an office on wheels.
You might never notice that police officer on patrol who could have a car equipped with a computerized software recognition system that can read license plates and detect if the car or the plate is stolen. Remember back in the day, when you had to get close enough to read the plate and then call someone on the radio to run it through the system for you? That procedure often wasted valuable time. The larger departments have budgets or obtain grant money that aids law enforcement with valuable tools such as this.
Imagine you're a uniformed officer on patrol in a very large urban area. Your computer is alerted to a stolen vehicle in the area and the screen displays the information right before your very eyes. Lo and behold, there he is. You turn around and start after him. Now the fun begins! If any cop tells you that they don't like a little adrenaline pump now and again is probably lying, or really, really lazy.
Well, the knucklehead driver sees you right away and panics. He pulls in to a driveway not far from where you first spotted him, flees on foot and abandons the car. Police officers approach the stolen vehicle only to find a 3 year old in the car who pulled a gun out of the car's console and showing it to the police officer says, "gun, gun." Oh yea, thugs are being trained younger and younger these days. Naturally, the officer was able to take possession of the gun without anyone getting hurt. It was also just a BB gun....but a gun nonetheless.
The officers now have a stolen vehicle and an abandoned 3 year old. The Dept. of Social Services is contacted to take the child into protective custody.
It's funny how word on the street travels so fast. Even when there weren't cell phones, word of anything involving the police managed to travel like wildfire. Now it's a matter of minutes and about 20 people, most likely cousins and baby daddies, are rushing to the scene of the crime and they don't hesitate to annoy and harass the police with all kinds of theatrics. The primary taunt is that the police is harassing and persecuting the black folk again....but never mind he just happens to be driving a stolen car with a 3 year old and a gun inside of it.
2 women arrive at the scene with a story about picking up the child for the mother. The mother allegedly told her 2 friends to go get her child after she had received a call from the guy who ditched the car and ran.
Cops make the mother come to the scene so they can speak with her. This freakin' moron
is not the baby daddy of the 3 year old, but Mama is pregnant and will soon have another baby from this baby Daddy. So the present baby daddy is going to jail for awhile. I'm betting that's where the other baby Daddy is.
Now this fine piece of shit here is charged with Possession of a Stolen Motor Vehicle, Unlawful Conduct Towards a Child and Possession of Marijuana (2nd offense). Magistrate Linda Lombard sets bail at a mere $25,000.00. This is the same Judge who set bail at $50,000. against a great-grandmother who left her 2 great grandchildren and a dog locked in a hot car for an hour while she went in to the Wal-Mart. The outside temperature that particular day hovered at 100 degs.
Myers was concerned only with himself and he flees the scene just so his punk ass won't get arrested. Well he did get arrested and I think Judge Lombard was being too generous with the bond amount.
Follow the link above marked, "piece of shit." After you've read the news article, scroll down to the comments section and peruse through some hilariously true insights.
Police cars are outfitted with so many electronic devices these days, that it's almost an office on wheels.
You might never notice that police officer on patrol who could have a car equipped with a computerized software recognition system that can read license plates and detect if the car or the plate is stolen. Remember back in the day, when you had to get close enough to read the plate and then call someone on the radio to run it through the system for you? That procedure often wasted valuable time. The larger departments have budgets or obtain grant money that aids law enforcement with valuable tools such as this.
Imagine you're a uniformed officer on patrol in a very large urban area. Your computer is alerted to a stolen vehicle in the area and the screen displays the information right before your very eyes. Lo and behold, there he is. You turn around and start after him. Now the fun begins! If any cop tells you that they don't like a little adrenaline pump now and again is probably lying, or really, really lazy.
Well, the knucklehead driver sees you right away and panics. He pulls in to a driveway not far from where you first spotted him, flees on foot and abandons the car. Police officers approach the stolen vehicle only to find a 3 year old in the car who pulled a gun out of the car's console and showing it to the police officer says, "gun, gun." Oh yea, thugs are being trained younger and younger these days. Naturally, the officer was able to take possession of the gun without anyone getting hurt. It was also just a BB gun....but a gun nonetheless.
The officers now have a stolen vehicle and an abandoned 3 year old. The Dept. of Social Services is contacted to take the child into protective custody.
It's funny how word on the street travels so fast. Even when there weren't cell phones, word of anything involving the police managed to travel like wildfire. Now it's a matter of minutes and about 20 people, most likely cousins and baby daddies, are rushing to the scene of the crime and they don't hesitate to annoy and harass the police with all kinds of theatrics. The primary taunt is that the police is harassing and persecuting the black folk again....but never mind he just happens to be driving a stolen car with a 3 year old and a gun inside of it.
2 women arrive at the scene with a story about picking up the child for the mother. The mother allegedly told her 2 friends to go get her child after she had received a call from the guy who ditched the car and ran.
Cops make the mother come to the scene so they can speak with her. This freakin' moron
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| Terrence Myers, 23 yoa |
is not the baby daddy of the 3 year old, but Mama is pregnant and will soon have another baby from this baby Daddy. So the present baby daddy is going to jail for awhile. I'm betting that's where the other baby Daddy is.
Now this fine piece of shit here is charged with Possession of a Stolen Motor Vehicle, Unlawful Conduct Towards a Child and Possession of Marijuana (2nd offense). Magistrate Linda Lombard sets bail at a mere $25,000.00. This is the same Judge who set bail at $50,000. against a great-grandmother who left her 2 great grandchildren and a dog locked in a hot car for an hour while she went in to the Wal-Mart. The outside temperature that particular day hovered at 100 degs.
Myers was concerned only with himself and he flees the scene just so his punk ass won't get arrested. Well he did get arrested and I think Judge Lombard was being too generous with the bond amount.
Follow the link above marked, "piece of shit." After you've read the news article, scroll down to the comments section and peruse through some hilariously true insights.
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