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It seemed like it was always on when I was at my grandmother's house.

No, I am not saying you are making it up. And I did not mean that you looked like a poacher. I just felt that the Felony Stop was a little excessive for a hunting lic check. I was implying that it seemed like overkill unless you are 6'7" 300 lbs.

What do you look like? I have never had to reach for the sky and drop my gun when being checked by a TWRA officer. I duck and deer hunt and have been checked many times. The TWRA officers around here are pretty cool, they have even helped on calls with my dept and others.

I am so sorry brother.

I like this.

GONE!

I am a big SOG fan, and I have never seen a company that takes care of you so well on warranty issues.

I love it!

I have the 1.5 in from the Beltman. I think 1.5 in looks pretty standard. I would only wear 1.25 with a suit.

Welcome from Fayette County!

That rocks, I need to come work for your dept!

Turn in your man-card now please.

Sorry Angel, I took the remark wrong I guess.

Now I am trying to remember the guy from Kelly's Heroes that said the negative waves thing. I have had to deal with some really hard things in the past couple of weeks, and when I come here to my "refuge" I hate to hear people saying stupid things. I am trying to think happy thoughts.

I am in this situation often. From the time you hit your panic button until your alarm company notifies dispatch might be several minutes. Then the time between dispatch receiving the call and notifying the responding officer accounts for some of the delay. My scene time on an armed robbery a little while back was under 30 seconds, but the station owner said it had been several minutes since he hit his panic button. The delay you experienced was most likely, not the fault of the responding officer. I'm sure he loved your snide remark, I hope he did not leave something more important because you "accidentally hit your panic button." I have experienced homeowners who hit the panic button just to see how long it will take the police to arrive. I always explain to them that myself or someone else could have been injured or even killed while I rushed to their fake panic alarm. Next time please call and notify the responding agency that it is a false alarm.

In my experience, dispatch will often not realize how serious things are. When I worked for a very large department in the Southwest corner of our fine state, the dispatchers would tell us how to proceed to the call (Lights and sirens vs Normal rate of speed). I remember several times when they absolutely blew it and units would have to ask permission from a field commander to run emergency traffic. At the dept I am with now, we decide how we want to go to the call.

I love it!

55 to 45 now.

And, some Cops are also EMT's!

I can truly say that I am on both sides of this issue. I am usually the first to side with the police, but this video makes me angry. OHP was way out of line.

I can't wait to hear the result!

Ding Ding Ding, WINNER!

We did the tour on the 18th!

Nice.

I think they are 9-5.