Can a cop be pulled over by a cop?

Most random question.. I know. But i was just driving around and it just suddenly came to my head out of no where. So weird.. anyone know?

i think the real question here is... can a cop pull himself over?

i think the real question here is... can a cop pull himself over?

Ze_ALEX

Yes, they can pull each other over, they're not exempt. Though, if they pull over someone of a much higher rank, like, say, a chief, then they'd better have a damn good reason.

Most random question.. I know. But i was just driving around and it just suddenly came to my head out of no where. So weird.. anyone know?

Blin220

Sure, they CAN be. It's not gonna happen, though.

[QUOTE="Ze_ALEX"]

i think the real question here is... can a cop pull himself over?

ferrari2001

i think the real question here is... can a cop pull himself over?

First rule of being a cop, understand that to break the law you have to be the law. We've all seen cops doing the exact things they pull us all over for, but they don't get tickets that would be silly. And the final rule, cops protect there own even when it's against all they are supposed to stand for.

Yes i'm thankful for the dangerous things cops protect us from, but i'm just as disgusted that they think that because they do that part of there job they should exploit the self appointed perks they get. There's so many cliches that go along with being a police man like; ultimate power corrupts absolutely or as uncle been would say with great power comes .... errr well you know that one.

Final verdict, it would never happen so I don't think to much about it.

Yeah, I'm sure he wouldn't get in trouble though.

First rule of being a cop, understand that to break the law you have to be the law. We've all seen cops doing the exact things they pull us all over for, but they don't get tickets that would be silly. And the final rule, cops protect there own even when it's against all they are supposed to stand for.

Yes i'm thankful for the dangerous things cops protect us from, but i'm just as disgusted that they think that because they do that part of there job they should exploit the self appointed perks they get. There's so many cliches that go along with being a police man like; ultimate power corrupts absolutely or as uncle been would say with great power comes .... errr well you know that one.

Final verdict, it would never happen so I don't think to much about it.

rgsniper1

i think the real question here is... can a cop pull himself over?

Ze_ALEX

First rule of being a cop, understand that to break the law you have to be the law. We've all seen cops doing the exact things they pull us all over for, but they don't get tickets that would be silly. And the final rule, cops protect there own even when it's against all they are supposed to stand for.

Yes i'm thankful for the dangerous things cops protect us from, but i'm just as disgusted that they think that because they do that part of there job they should exploit the self appointed perks they get. There's so many cliches that go along with being a police man like; ultimate power corrupts absolutely or as uncle been would say with great power comes .... errr well you know that one.

Final verdict, it would never happen so I don't think to much about it.

[QUOTE="Avistann"][QUOTE="rgsniper1"]

First rule of being a cop, understand that to break the law you have to be the law. We've all seen cops doing the exact things they pull us all over for, but they don't get tickets that would be silly. And the final rule, cops protect there own even when it's against all they are supposed to stand for.

Yes i'm thankful for the dangerous things cops protect us from, but i'm just as disgusted that they think that because they do that part of there job they should exploit the self appointed perks they get. There's so many cliches that go along with being a police man like; ultimate power corrupts absolutely or as uncle been would say with great power comes .... errr well you know that one.

Final verdict, it would never happen so I don't think to much about it.

cpo335

First rule of being a cop, understand that to break the law you have to be the law. We've all seen cops doing the exact things they pull us all over for, but they don't get tickets that would be silly. And the final rule, cops protect there own even when it's against all they are supposed to stand for.

Yes i'm thankful for the dangerous things cops protect us from, but i'm just as disgusted that they think that because they do that part of there job they should exploit the self appointed perks they get. There's so many cliches that go along with being a police man like; ultimate power corrupts absolutely or as uncle been would say with great power comes .... errr well you know that one.

Final verdict, it would never happen so I don't think to much about it.

Cops can get pulled over while off duty. Not sure otherwise.

Personally in my immediate friends or family I have:

1 cousin who's a cop
1 good friend who's a cop
2 cops on sports leagues with me

Between those 4 people I've gotten quite a few admissions to the fact that they do what they want when they want because of who they are. To each of them I've called B.S. about doing illegal things because that's what they are supposed to stand against. By saying it's ok because it's a perk it's like saying it's ok for a banker to take money home because they deal with money all day long. It's ok for a doctor to take meds from his office because he works with them all day long, it's ok for judges to dismiss people from court cases because they know them.. None of these things would be acceptable so why is it ok for a police man to break the law? Last I checked part of there swearing in was "to uphold the law"....

Personally in my immediate friends or family I have:

1 cousin who's a cop
1 good friend who's a cop
2 cops on sports leagues with me

Between those 4 people I've gotten quite a few admissions to the fact that they do what they want when they want because of who they are. To each of them I've called B.S. about doing illegal things because that's what they are supposed to stand against. By saying it's ok because it's a perk it's like saying it's ok for a banker to take money home because they deal with money all day long. It's ok for a doctor to take meds from his office because he works with them all day long, it's ok for judges to dismiss people from court cases because they know them.. None of these things would be acceptable so why is it ok for a police man to break the law? Last I checked part of there swearing in was "to uphold the law"....

rgsniper1

Cops can get pulled over while off duty. Not sure otherwise.

Gamer556

When this happens they usually just show the other officer there badge and go on there way. I've been told this several times. The only people police are afraid of is feds if my cousin is to be believed. They hate seeing a federal badge come out.

Around here, it doesn't happen and if it does, (Cops familys and such) they have little stickers on the car and then just let them go.

Can matter be destroyed by matter?

Everyone makes mistakes. You act like they must watch their speedometer 24/7. If the cop does something majorly illegal, he will get in trouble. At least that is how it works around here. If the cop speeds a bit, he isn't going to lose his badge.

Avistann

I'm not reffering to simply going 5 miles over. I mean things like I've actually witnessed a police man turn the wrong way down a one way street just so he could pull into a party store and buy something. Sat about 30 feet away and watched him. I've also seen a police man pull someone over for doing the exact same thing in the exact same spot to go to the exact same store.... Or how about a police man who caused an accident by careless driving and then gave others a ticket for it... watched that happen downtown michigan state university.

Here's a good one, myfriend who I mentioned sold me his 3000gt, one of the things he bragged to me about when I bought it. He said it's ok to speed around town with this as all his friends (cops) know the car and with the windows tinted it was going to be cool. I said really, he said yeah I've been going about20over in a 25 and they just waive to me.

[QUOTE="Avistann"]

Everyone makes mistakes. You act like they must watch their speedometer 24/7. If the cop does something majorly illegal, he will get in trouble. At least that is how it works around here. If the cop speeds a bit, he isn't going to lose his badge.

rgsniper1

I'm not reffering to simply going 5 miles over. I mean things like I've actually witnessed a police man turn the wrong way down a one way street just so he could pull into a party store and buy something. Sat about 30 feet away and watched him. I've also seen a police man pull someone over for doing the exact same thing in the exact same spot to go to the exact same store.... Or how about a police man who caused an accident by careless driving and then gave others a ticket for it... watched that happen downtown michigan state university.

Here's a good one, myfriend who I mentioned sold me his 3000gt, one of the things he bragged to me about when I bought it. He said it's ok to speed around town with this as all his friends (cops) know the car and with the windows tinted it was going to be cool. I said really, he said yeah I've been going about20over in a 25 and they just waive to me.

Also what you said is exactly why if I do join the force, I plan to work in area I do not live in or know as well so I can have no bias or friends to worry about.

No again I appreciate cops for all the wonderful things they do, but again I just can't stand how it corrupts so many of them. I'm not particularly biased because I've got a beef with them.. it's been a long long time since i've gotten a ticket or had any issue in my life. I'm just simply an observer who takes note of what I see, and what I see dissapoints me.

As for begging for help in my time of need, well yeah, i'd hope they would considering it's what they are paid to do. I've actually got a funny story about that as well but i'm so embarresed by it I don't think I'll share. Lets just say one time I was a complete tool and unknowingly did something that could be illegal. Well as soon as I found out I called the cops, the response I got... talk to a detective, detective says talk to a cop... cop says no this is for a detective.. called and spoke to the detective...

After being completely honest and getting grilled on it, I then said so what can we do about it.... he blew me off and pretty much said nothing... I said but I even have there licencse plate and drivers licencse numbers. Isn't that going to make it super easy to take care of this... He then went on to say something like well it's like this I've got something like 74 open cases so there's really nothing I can do... Ok.. uh... I'm pretty much giving you a case with all the info you need to make it an easy one but you're saying although it's illegal you don't care because you have a lot of work...

Well honestly to me... that's not my problem.. I'm reporting a crime here... like i'm supposed to and you're blowing me off.... So anyway, I said so let me get this straightyou're not going to do anything about it.. so what if I take care of it myself... he then said he'd probably have to arrest me. Just a funny story.

No again I appreciate cops for all the wonderful things they do, but again I just can't stand how it corrupts so many of them. I'm not particularly biased because I've got a beef with them.. it's been a long long time since i've gotten a ticket or had any issue in my life. I'm just simply an observer who takes note of what I see, and what I see dissapoints me.

rgsniper1

[QUOTE="Ze_ALEX"]

i think the real question here is... can a cop pull himself over?

AlphaRail

[QUOTE="Ze_ALEX"]

i think the real question here is... can a cop pull himself over?

AlphaRail

Oh no, you don"t .... *head inplodes*