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I think he meant child as a general term. Not specifically someone under 13 years old. I'm guessing he meant up to around 16 or so. Although, thinking about it. I believe your point makes a lot more sense and makes the question more serious and thought provoking. I think you may be right actually :D

Isn't that what the point of retirement is? I wouldn't expect them to come out rich or anything like that. Just to have money that will help them out later in life.

Your house? I'm a little confused. Why not just tidy it and get rid of the cob webs etc if it's in your house?

Honestly... why don't people stop in these circumstances?? It was bad enough when they wanted him to stop but if he had rolled up officers he'd be in some serious problems. Helicopters and everything would be after along with an insane prison sentence. Why don't people realise when the game is...

That guy needs severe and serious help. The amount of things I have already realised that is messed up about this thought process just by one short article alone is terrifying. Imagine spending a day with him. What a absolutely terrible human being.

Absolutely brilliantly uplifting video! It must be the greatest feeling to save a person's life and help them through their hardships. I wonder how the person is getting along now. I hope the officer and the citizen are good friends!

I believe you can get into trouble with the law if you leave your child who is a minor in the home alone. As for the main question, I'm with everyone else commenting. It's all down to the child. Sometimes they think they are able to get around and be okay but they really haven't a clue what they...

During your calls of duty, I'm sure you've gone around to many homes or business'. What are some of the worst places you've been to that you just couldn't get your head around how someone could live there?

Welcome to ps.com! I'm sure you'll see lots of uplifting stories about police officers that'll remind you of how proud you should be of your friend being part of their profession!

I honestly believe it should now be a criminal offence to leave your child in the car regardless of the weather. It's extraordinarily unsafe! Not only do you not know what your child may do but who knows if you forgot to lock the car and someone could kidnap your child? This activity needs to stop!

Ah right. Sorry, had a bit of a brain freeze. Yeah, communication is very important it's kinda bad to hear that communication is poor

Ideally? Why would it be ideally? That's terrible for anyone too retire poor!

There was a video like this posted not that long ago. Thinking about it, I wonder just how often stuff like this happens on a regular basis and just how close she (and others) were to actually dying. Crazy stuff.

Any idea on the amount differences that the ranks would be receiving as a retirement benefit?

While I completely agree with you, they have to chase/continue to chase the criminal as there's a high chance he could get away or even hide his car from the view of the helicopter. Also, the helicopter is an expensive option... even though endangering lives is also, if not more, expensive...

Indeed. Perhaps another branch of police could be started in which their sole purpose is to deal with internet related crimes? I think if they received the right training then this would really help out with cyber crimes.

No, they can be arrested depending how the severity of the crime. It's not as easy as that for them, luckily.

That's actually a good point. If you get caught once for committing a small crime and your bribe is successful, there is a chance that if the same police officer saw you he might tell you to pay him some more or else he'll arrest you. Very messy stuff.

The three areas are so spread out.. it's very strange. Being a family member at a time like that would be absolutely devastating. There is something seriously wrong with people.

Welcome, welcome! There's tones to talk about and read up on. I'm sure you'll get the hang of it real fast :)