To Protect and to Serve II

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Rasputin_Vol said:
A license plate reader??? WTF is that?
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Patrol cars are outfitted with these, they read plates of parked and moving vehicles. Any plate associated with a stolen vehicle etc gives a return hit and alerts the officers to stop the vehicle.
 
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davethevol said:
I have a feeling the kid is a psycho and the school has enough. There are some very dangerous kids that constantly assault other kids and teachers and the schools can’t do a thing about it.
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Thank God those brave cops taught that 8 year old the lesson he deserved.
 
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Tyler Durden said:
Thank God those brave cops taught that 8 year old the lesson he deserved.
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If the kid is a threat to other kids around him and his parent is insistent on having him in a regular school instead of a mental facility, then the police are the best option in this situation. That kid that shot up the school in Florida a few years back was a psycho and everyone knew it. The school couldn’t do a flippin’ thing about it.
 
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Orangeslice13 said:
@Rasputin_Vol
Read this and tell me what you think
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I saw that last night and then I re-read everything again a few moments ago. With the exception of the first item, everything else sounds reasonable. But the first item on the list has me scratching my head a bit. It seems to address mental health, Latino outreach and "broken windows" policing. My understanding of broken windows policing is an aggressive approach to minor infractions.
 
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davethevol said:
If the kid is a threat to other kids around him and his parent is insistent on having him in a regular school instead of a mental facility, then the police are the best option in this situation. That kid that shot up the school in Florida a few years back was a psycho and everyone knew it. The school couldn’t do a flippin’ thing about it.
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Says he’s special needs. What do you mean by a mental facility?

If schools are having all these issues with kids, it sounds like we have a mental health issue the government needs to address.
 
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Orangeslice13 said:
It helps that the guy in charge seems to be a great guy. We didn’t have riots here because he was in front of the problem. He’s had a positive affect on the Hamilton county sheriff as well
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Disagree about Hammond. He’s only gotten worse.

I like what Roddy says, but I can’t say I’ve seen CPD has gotten noticeably better under his tenure. Some of his early hires and promotions were absolute garbage.

I don’t think either one of them is the problem with law enforcement in Chattanooga.
 
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Orangeslice13 said:
Hammond called in the TBI to investigate the police brutality in the Sherrifs department on the advice of Roddy. No coverup and outside oversight. That’s progress.
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Which one? Everything I’ve seen has been Neal Pinkston calling in TBI and Hammond doing the typical wagon circling. I may have missed something, but I’ve never had a high opinion of Hammond. Ironically, I’ve always felt the % of HCSO officers who are major dicks was lower than CPD.

When did we get the power to say dicks and it not be censored? I thought that **** always got the *** treatment.
 
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