that happend me before. speeding on a motorway and got pulled over by a man holding a badge whilst hiding the face on the badge. he used made up terminology and claimed to have the powers to do things that he didnt and his undercover car had telltale reg plates of a non official car!
brother told me afterwards that that theyve been hunting that freak for weeks. (brother is an officer) never take their word for granted!
I'm also a guard and I take my job very seriously because I want to come home safe every night. There are different level of security. Train and untrained. I'm fair and balance and I keep my fellow citizens safe. I know my state and federal laws and I follow the guidelines within the scope of my job. 15 years as a guard, dozens arrest, never lost a case and No liability. You Dumbass guards out there, in today's time the job is no joke and you can be kill. stop f--ing off!!!
@cheeseninja134 That's a little prejudice don't u think??? I worked as a Public Safety Officer at a Hospital and several other Security jobs.. And Some get paid more than police with benefits... Know what your going to talk about if your going to run your mouth...I never ONCE attempted to "pull someone over" outside of my job site..Or never ONCE pretended to be a LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER On or OFF the job site.....And a lot of these people that do this are regular joes with mental problems FYI
And thats another fucking problem we have, we have dumb fuck headed security guards who think that they have all the power in the world, well u weak ****'s either get a real job or pass the police academy, dont be a dumb ass like this guy. im sorry for my lang. but at least agree with me that these types of people take that job to serious, and i dont know why in the world you would give a security guard the same weapons and lights as a cop.
I have been a peace officer for a long time. Go with your gut feeling. If you think the officer is phony ask to see his or her photo police id. Or better yet call the station and confirm. Yes it may piss a few good cops off but its all in a days work. And for the impersonator well screw him. Rot in jail bastard we earned our badge with lots of hard work.
You may have "earned" your badge, Natalie, but I don't think your post refelects any professionalism or decorum befitting a Law Enforcement Officer. If you truly are a so-called "peace officer" then check your attitude and arrogance at the door before posting.
I hate how some impersonators do this shit. I am a security guard, and i take my job as it should be taken, I treat everyone the same and never make any one feel i will arrest them, i plan on joining the military, etc. i hope they get shit heads like this off the street, this is why in ontario you must pass a difficult exam and have cpr and first aid training to get a guard license
@sn9696 Thanks 4 clarifying what a spotlight can be used for. How about the push bars? Im sure thats why he bought the ex-cop car... too make pizza delivering easier! COME ON! Ive been a Detroit P.O, for 13 years... and the last thing we use our spot light for is illuminating an address. Its call Officer Safety... if your not a cop, then you won't understand. ESPECIALLY in Detroit! I simply thought it was Ironic that a the guy who was impersonating a COP was robbing a guy with an EX-cop car..
@fuzz2912,i understand what you said,i understand what police use a spot lights for but it can be useful for other things like illuminating an address on pizza delivering. Cops need to stop thinking just because they use something its only for them! Electrical workers use spot lights,truck drivers use spot lights,etc etc...
@obamasucksdick99 Yeah if you have a permit, but a lot of people aren’t comfortable seeing guns and will call the police on you anyway. But that’s not really part of the story the issue is that he pulled someone over without the authority to do so.
@xxa455xx no permit is required for open carry. if the police are called, its fine they know what to do, usually they wont bug you too much. yes its not really the part of the story but they make it seem like open carry is illegal. there are some cities that will make you get permits to open carry but most states (44) dont require you to get any type of permit at all. in virginia where i live you dont even need to register your gun
"If you're scared"? Hell, who ISN'T sacred when the cops pull you over! Try rolling up your window and calling 911 when a REAL cop pulls you over and see if a baton doesn't smash your window!
whats funny is police do stuff like this all the time - scare people, scream at them, even beat them. I remember my friend got pulled over for speeding. had a harness on him. Told to get out the car, but the seatbelt jammed up. they had to carry him into jail. broken bones. "because he disobeyed an order"....
What the hell is this guy doing on the outside?? It's obvious he was attempting to kidknapp this young guy and do who knows what to him! Sick basterd.
i dont exactly know what im talking about but it sounds like in the states this happens alot more frequently. not only are their uniforms still almost identical to police but there are hundreds of them with issued batons, tasers, mace, even firearms sometimes...completely uncalled for on a security guard/officer. and their cars have the light bar on the top.. in my opinion security and police should be alot more difficult of an occupation to get into. imo
that happend me before. speeding on a motorway and got pulled over by a man holding a badge whilst hiding the face on the badge. he used made up terminology and claimed to have the powers to do things that he didnt and his undercover car had telltale reg plates of a non official car!
brother told me afterwards that that theyve been hunting that freak for weeks. (brother is an officer) never take their word for granted!
yascumbag 2 weeks ago
so next time you get pulled over by a 1987 Buick, there might be a chance it's not a cop.
jackerx5 2 weeks ago 3
@jackerx5 I was going down to comment on that exact sentiment and saw yours haha
djansen151 2 weeks ago
"Your people are very rude!" lol
NazTheGreat 1 month ago
I'm also a guard and I take my job very seriously because I want to come home safe every night. There are different level of security. Train and untrained. I'm fair and balance and I keep my fellow citizens safe. I know my state and federal laws and I follow the guidelines within the scope of my job. 15 years as a guard, dozens arrest, never lost a case and No liability. You Dumbass guards out there, in today's time the job is no joke and you can be kill. stop f--ing off!!!
sylent6 2 months ago
but its legal to impersonate a military member now...
danthman114 2 months ago
@cheeseninja134 That's a little prejudice don't u think??? I worked as a Public Safety Officer at a Hospital and several other Security jobs.. And Some get paid more than police with benefits... Know what your going to talk about if your going to run your mouth...I never ONCE attempted to "pull someone over" outside of my job site..Or never ONCE pretended to be a LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER On or OFF the job site.....And a lot of these people that do this are regular joes with mental problems FYI
rizzlelizzle89 2 months ago
And thats another fucking problem we have, we have dumb fuck headed security guards who think that they have all the power in the world, well u weak ****'s either get a real job or pass the police academy, dont be a dumb ass like this guy. im sorry for my lang. but at least agree with me that these types of people take that job to serious, and i dont know why in the world you would give a security guard the same weapons and lights as a cop.
cheeseninja134 2 months ago
I have been a peace officer for a long time. Go with your gut feeling. If you think the officer is phony ask to see his or her photo police id. Or better yet call the station and confirm. Yes it may piss a few good cops off but its all in a days work. And for the impersonator well screw him. Rot in jail bastard we earned our badge with lots of hard work.
natalieann1227 2 months ago
@natalieann1227
You may have "earned" your badge, Natalie, but I don't think your post refelects any professionalism or decorum befitting a Law Enforcement Officer. If you truly are a so-called "peace officer" then check your attitude and arrogance at the door before posting.
Serpentsevensix 2 months ago
@natalieann1227 I agree with you 100% im in school now to be a police officer
andrewjohnengelhart 2 months ago
I hate how some impersonators do this shit. I am a security guard, and i take my job as it should be taken, I treat everyone the same and never make any one feel i will arrest them, i plan on joining the military, etc. i hope they get shit heads like this off the street, this is why in ontario you must pass a difficult exam and have cpr and first aid training to get a guard license
mrmuze 2 months ago
This is an all to common coinsurance. I live for the day one of these rent a puppy's attempts to pull me over.
le238man 2 months ago
This happened in Grand Rapids?!?!?! Holy shit this was probaly really close to where i live.
cooljason101 2 months ago
I think its hilarious how the pizza delivery man was the one who was driving a friggen ex-police impala with a spot light and push bars! WTF
fuzz2912 2 months ago 12
@fuzz2912 ,the spot light is used to see a address better at night !
sn9696 2 months ago
@sn9696 Thanks 4 clarifying what a spotlight can be used for. How about the push bars? Im sure thats why he bought the ex-cop car... too make pizza delivering easier! COME ON! Ive been a Detroit P.O, for 13 years... and the last thing we use our spot light for is illuminating an address. Its call Officer Safety... if your not a cop, then you won't understand. ESPECIALLY in Detroit! I simply thought it was Ironic that a the guy who was impersonating a COP was robbing a guy with an EX-cop car..
fuzz2912 2 months ago
@fuzz2912,i understand what you said,i understand what police use a spot lights for but it can be useful for other things like illuminating an address on pizza delivering. Cops need to stop thinking just because they use something its only for them! Electrical workers use spot lights,truck drivers use spot lights,etc etc...
sn9696 2 months ago
@fuzz2912 my thoughts exactly
Asstasticplastic2 2 months ago
i love how they dont mention at all that open carrying of a firearm is legal
obamasucksdick99 2 months ago
@obamasucksdick99 Yeah if you have a permit, but a lot of people aren’t comfortable seeing guns and will call the police on you anyway. But that’s not really part of the story the issue is that he pulled someone over without the authority to do so.
xxa455xx 2 months ago
@xxa455xx no permit is required for open carry. if the police are called, its fine they know what to do, usually they wont bug you too much. yes its not really the part of the story but they make it seem like open carry is illegal. there are some cities that will make you get permits to open carry but most states (44) dont require you to get any type of permit at all. in virginia where i live you dont even need to register your gun
obamasucksdick99 2 months ago
@xxa455xx i should also mention that to conceal carry you need a permit but im talking about open carry
obamasucksdick99 2 months ago
This...man...was..armed...lol
Gunsforfreedom 2 months ago
"If you're scared"? Hell, who ISN'T sacred when the cops pull you over! Try rolling up your window and calling 911 when a REAL cop pulls you over and see if a baton doesn't smash your window!
huttwigley 2 months ago
what happens when you roll up your window and call the cops when the guy really is a cop??
dantheman167 3 months ago
@dantheman167 I don't think anything would happen they would just confirm the officer is legit.
cooperpoop 3 months ago
This is beacause those kind of guys who plays it like a cop that some Crown vic' drivers get pulled over for nothing serious. What a poor wacker
KitaKillerz 3 months ago
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thebakerman1 3 months ago
whats funny is police do stuff like this all the time - scare people, scream at them, even beat them. I remember my friend got pulled over for speeding. had a harness on him. Told to get out the car, but the seatbelt jammed up. they had to carry him into jail. broken bones. "because he disobeyed an order"....
DJMC5ive 3 months ago
@DJMC5ive Ain't it the truth . . .
thebakerman1 3 months ago
A REAL LIFE TROLL!!
BlueDragonFuze 5 months ago
Lol, Cop wannabee, what a cunt.
ShowPolitics 6 months ago
also,you just dont mess with the pizza guy.......ever...... that should be a law!
ryche8011 7 months ago
Heh, thinks the camera crew was rude. I think he is the rude one bullying people with a fake badge and a gun THAT'S rude!
loszhor 8 months ago
What the hell is this guy doing on the outside?? It's obvious he was attempting to kidknapp this young guy and do who knows what to him! Sick basterd.
StopTheViolenceOf666 1 year ago 6
i dont exactly know what im talking about but it sounds like in the states this happens alot more frequently. not only are their uniforms still almost identical to police but there are hundreds of them with issued batons, tasers, mace, even firearms sometimes...completely uncalled for on a security guard/officer. and their cars have the light bar on the top.. in my opinion security and police should be alot more difficult of an occupation to get into. imo
4HARDTRANCE 1 year ago
guards like him make the rest of us look bad =/
Marty32 1 year ago
@Marty32 it's not just him bro
FloridaLawDawg 3 months ago
Sweet Sue!!
Trashfished 1 year ago