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They actually talked about this too, in the old forum discussion I pulled up, haha. Basically, if you thought you might be in the bathroom for awhile, you would radio dispatch and let them know; dispatch would then pretty much treat you like you were on break. If you happen to be in the middle...

Apparently, those on patrol are on a staggered schedule, and dispatch lets them know when their 30-minute break starts. However, they might still receive a "hot call", which, if you're on break and you're the primary, you have to cut your break short and respond ASAP. This is obviously for...

Couch to 5k (often abbreviated C25K) has been very effective for a lot of people I know. When I first tried running (before hearing of C25K), I downloaded the app RunKeeper, and I really liked the app's design and functionality; so later, instead of downloading a separate app, I just found a...

I've heard it said that, during intense confrontations, soldiers and police will often get a sort of tunnel vision, where they focus on one task to the exclusion of all others. This task is often not very strategically important (like disassembling the crew's camera equipment when someone is...

Which is the simpler solution: 1) The video is staged. 2) Actual magic exists. I will say though, it was a fun distraction.

According to BMI estimations, you'd have to be a least 7 feet tall for 250 to be in a healthy weight range. Sure, body frame and amount of muscle adjusts that, but, assuming you're not an outlier, then 250 isn't "just being a big guy" - it's being overweight, or possibly even obese. I bring...

Police have authority over your average citizen. So from the get-go, you have a power imbalance, which makes many people uncomfortable. But when that power is abused, authority becomes tyranny. Tyranny is considered one of society's greatest injustices, and many people will rise to contest...