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Schools are messed up because teachers have no authority and nor do the workers in there. If a student does something wrong, he'll most likely be punished with a warning, or a letter wrote to their parents, that now a days, won't give a damn and who knows defend their children instead of...

I think you can't be charged for intoxicated driving unless you're seen doing it though. If you just sit in the car, that's no proof that you did or will drive under influence.

Happened to me already. I had to drive away before he could reach me, glad that I was in a position I was able to drive, which doesn't always happen.

I'm unsure about what you mean by this, can you explain further?

Yes, I'm pretty sure they have support groups they can go for psychological help. It is available for every cop, but I think some are even forced to take psychological help when they deal with certain situations. After all they have to ensure that they're capable.

I think it depends on the country but they either have specialized mechanics working for them or they use the brand's mechanics. One thing is for sure, they don't get anyone to do it as it's a responsibility.

I take a bath, drink a coffee, eat something when I'm hungry and turn on my computer so I can do some work. I usually go to supermarket afterwards, I prefer to buy things everyday rather than buying everything I'll need for a whole week on the weekend.

I guess the police academy is easier than the military, specially for people that want to follow a career in the military. Both are challenging but there's no comparison, in my opinion.

It's indeed unpredictable and the worst is that the ones who do something wrong are usually the ones raging the most. One thing I'm sure, I don't road rage at other drivers because I never know who's inside it and how they'll respond.

Hey Dixons, welcome aboard the Police Station. Feel free to personal message me if you have any questions about the way it works around here. See you around the forums, have fun!

Non lethal weapons are surely good for riot controls and such situations but I think they can be dangerous if misused too. There's a lot of discussion around this subject, I'm surprised it's only coming up as a thread now.

At countries like Portugal, police takes their gear home, so, I'm unsure about the USA but I guess all of the ones that have the option to carry it, do actually carry it as it's a matter of protection.

I'm pretty sure they do when they're bored and have nothing else to do, now, when does that happen? I don't know if it's very often that they have free time to search the web.

I wouldn't be a president in first place because it's a terrible position to have in a country, specially now a days, but if I was to be one, I would try to balance economy and improve security, police, firefighters and all that. Give them proper training and working conditions.

Recharging it isn't that expensive but if you can't afford it, I have bad news for you. Either buy a cooler and attach it to the inside, connected to the car energy, or open the windows all the way down. I don't have A.C. on my cars and I feel the heat everyday, even though France isn't that...

Well, such situations happen as a police officer can't look at someone and know who he is, what his reaction will be and whether he's right or wrong. He has to do an approach and he'll do it as safely as he could for himself and the possible suspect as well.

I say test it out first at home, following the tips given up there. If you do it before, you'll not only have more resistance to the spray, you'll also know what to expect and the best way to control your feelings at the moment. After all it's understandable why they do it. You have to know how...

As long as you can run and have enough strength to handle the weight of your body, you'll probably be good.

I think you can, yes. If you don't show any intent to drive though, else, it might become a problem. Why I said this? Because at a Party for example, you come out with drinks and drink outside in the public so as long as you don't get drunk, you should be good.

That was definitely dangerous for you. If the area was quiet he could have used the weapon to refrain you from defending yourself and hurt you pretty bad, although I understand your instinct. I guess I would do the same if I saw the woman was being beaten up badly and not being able to respond back.