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I have had my won demons with road rage in the past, I learned to deal with it and put it behind me. But it is a serious problem that needs managing. Ultimately it is never worth it.

it is definitely against the law to run from the police, fleeing an officer just adds more misdemeanors onto the rap sheet.

They cannot take any chances, if they leave the suspect with the chance to still fire back then its dangerous.

haha that an awesome couple of ideas, im always tempted to just give them a tag and help their pants the rest of the way down. I like the council idea though, it is socially offensive and needs a punishment

I would have a roast dinner, beef, potatoes, veg, all the trimmings - followed by a krispy creme.

I can't even begin to image in the costs and economic impact of such crazy behavior, a sentence will never be able to reflect that and what it has cost other people. Shame.

I would have to say absolutely not, you are responsible for yourself, not others.

Police offers are there to serve the public. While I am not one myself, I have family members who are police officers and I know for a fact they would welcome such questions. Any cop who does not take an interest in a kid asking those kind of questions is just rude in my opinion.

I think there is a general disclaimer that says, if you have any conditions that may interfere with you performing the tasks required, they reserve the right to deny you. It is kind of a legal cover to stop any future libel cases and such.

I would not worry about it as that does not help. But from what you have said it sounds like there are better jobs out there for people with those skillsets.

My dad retired at 55, and I plan on doing the same. I just don't see the point of spending my whole life working, then dying shortly after I retire. Regardless of family history etc I just do not know many people who retire at 65 then have plenty of years enjoying themselves. They always...

I am going to go out of my way to try and find that, I have never seen or heard of it before. I am on the Corona. =)

This is tough question because it depends where you live. Cops where I live are entitled to stop you drinking in your car if they believe you may try and drive, and that is their call. Drinking in the street is absolutely not allowed.

Personally I do not agree with armed security guards. I think it makes a situation escalate a lot quicker, this should b left down to the police to deal with.

Where I live there is an anonymous phone line for this use. It is better to have a line for anonymous calls than no way to do it, and the possibility that someone will not ring at all.

Those pranks are quite funny sometimes. What trolls are you talking about? Just in general, or some on the forums?

The poster is basically asking how or who determines what neighbourhoods cops patrol. And if they patrol somewhere they currently or used to live.

How many hours does a cop work in an average week? I work around 70 hours a week, I manage to squeeze out a small social life.

I'm in the UK but usually go to France once a year. I think it's a fascinating and beautiful county. :)

I could not believe when I read the title for this thread! This is truly disturbing and I hope the woman in question ends up in a mental institute as this is not just criminal behavior, it's twisted.