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I guess people get scared when they see people carrying around dangerous weapons, I can see why they think that. The police here in the UK usually carry tasers and batons, which aren't too bad. But when you go to important places such as Downing Street, etc. You usually see a policeman with an...

Hah, luckily I don't get caught for petty crimes such as Jaywalking. It isn't too much of a thing here in the UK, but I see why cops hate when people do it. I think people just commit too many crimes in their lives, and are not even aware that what they are doing is illegal. We need to change that.

I drink tea every day, like 1-2 cups a day. I guess I'm the stereotypical British person, I drink tea + I love fish 'n' chips, I eat it whenever I have the chance to do so. Luckily I ain't too fat from eating all of that stuff!

It's pretty damn sad that people get beaten up like this, their faces being disfigured as a result. It's something that I don't like to see, but I guess it just happens; there's not a proper way to stop it.

Being a cop is a lifestyle, therefore the bosses think that they should be fighting crime even when they are not on duty. Look at stories of how peoples lives were saved because of an off-duty cop who managed to stop whatever crime that was committed.

Black tinted windows, bright lights, driving at slow speeds, powerful car. These are all of the signs I could think of if you're trying to spot an undercover car, but remember that its pretty damn hard to do so. And no cop would ever reveal themselves if they are an undercover cop.

I used to listen to a police scanner. Now, with the riots happening in ferguson I switched it on again. It seems like there's a lot of bad things going on there, stores catching on fire, lots of looting, I feel sorry for the people who have to endure all of that pain because of a case.

Well, I guess cops continue to fight and prevent crime in their spare time. They didn't take an oath for nothing, they have to live up to the standards and help the public. This is their sole duty and they have to obey this order until they turn in their badge.

Playing low stress games such as Gran Turismo, or Little Big Planet, or some other game. Taking a walk outside is also another way to clear your mind, the fresh air can help loads. A cup of tea after having a hot shower on a cold day is one of my favourites though.

A quiet and calm place. A place where I can spend the rest of my days working a solid job and playing games and visiting my family. Hopefully, one day I will be able to live this American Dream that was talked about a lot in the early days.

Re: What are offenses or crimes an officer "can" commit before he's removed from duty The thing is, situations where a police officer commits a crime can be very complex. Sometimes it depends on luck, a boss might turn a blind eye on something. Other times, when valid evidence has been given...

I read World War Z a week or two ago, it's quite an interesting book and I recommend it to any zombie loving fan.

Cancer, everyone would look up to me as some sort of magician and I would give out the cure for free, no questions asked or anything.

I plan on retiring when I'm around 60 or over, at that age I would of saved a lot of money for myself in the bank or won the lottery or something.

Yep, it's always important to just stay cool and don't get overheated, it can put yourself and others lives at danger.