We're trained to. Never let them have the upper hand. Granted, sometimes, it may or may not be a little much. But if someone is running from the police, there's a good chance they have a good reason. You're trained to go one step above the violator. Usually when a chase is done, and a suspect puts his hands up, you can see the grimace on his/her face. They know it's coming. You're judged by 12 before you're carried by 6, my friend.
C'mon, Purple. Everyone has come in contact with someone trying to showoff for their friends or a female. Or a liar.
True. Maybe that's why we got trained that way. Wrestle a knife away from a crackhead. You'll have a different outlook on the next time someone puts hands on you.
when the only thing in your life that makes you happy is your motorcycle and a cop is taking it away from you for traffic violations, and the cop is not just taking it, but is taunting you over the loss of it, you can only be nice for so long. i tore the cop a new *******. he screamed at me and i called him incompetent, i engaged him in a contest to see which of us could argue without getting angry. i won, by a landslide. he screamed at me. i said "are you done, jackass?". he went ballistic, i stood silently. he was immediately embarrassed. "only my daddy cusses at me!' - cop "right, you are a great cop, keep it up. i am going to class. enjoy my motorcycle" - me i walk away. " hey wait come back here, give me your key to the bike!" - cop "you dont need the key to impound it, rookie. keep training hard and you will get better at this" - me then the cop yells alot more,m i ignore him and ask if i am free to go. i am more than happy to yell at a cop, if they make me angry enough. i have a temper and i dont think cops are scary magic guys that you cant yell at if you want to. cops dont do anything if you talk **** to them. i would never consider touching a cop.
