State Trooper Pulls Over Miami Cop at Gunpoint

[hozzle]

Old one but a good example of how police treat other officers let alone civilians. I was going to post it in the thread about the speeding officer in Quebec, but this is in Florida.

Interesting how the arresting HP officer was later treated by some Miami Police officers.
This story could also shed some light on other events that some officers have a disregard of the law and the willingness to harass others they deem are below their immoral standards.


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... t-job.html

I can't be a cop hater on this one cause... well you know what I mean, lol

[Ken7]

Take note, she didn't have to shoot him, because he complied with her orders!

If you paid attention, I might be somewhat *bleep* also, followed for almost two minutes at high speeds. She may have thought he was someone other then a officer with that response.

Good to see his department felt she was correct also. He should have pulled over, or at the least patched into her radio which they likely have.

[hozzle]

true but the retaliation by some Miami police members is unbecoming, you know what I mean.

[Captain Awesome]

Highway patrol and police officers absolutely hate each other and treat each other like dirt. That's probably why he was pulled over in the first place.

PS: I'm so glad RCMP officers are not forced to hold second jobs to pay the bills.

[hozzle]

Highway patrol and police officers absolutely hate each other and treat each other like dirt. That's probably why he was pulled over in the first place.

PS: I'm so glad RCMP officers are not forced to hold second jobs to pay the bills.

I honestly think it was the 120 mph with no lights that got the cop pulled over and the fact she said there was a stolen police car the night before.
The hate between HP and Miami reared its ugly head when Miami Police harassed her.

[Ken7]

true but the retaliation by some Miami police members is unbecoming, you know what I mean.

If there is solid evidence of there conduct being unbecoming, most Departments would deal with it under their Police Act if they have. It is not acceptable conduct for sure!