when police drive.....

when police drive, a holiday stop is fine
when police drive, theres no speed limit
when police drive, a turn signal's an option
every-body get out of the way
when police drive.....

What about the local small town police that will drive 100 mph in a 45 mph to catch a speeder? What if someone pulls out in front of them(the excessively speeding police) out of their driveway/side road and catastropy ensues?
Espcially when they arent trained in high speed driving. Yeah. Makes me wish one of these ill-trained assholes would hit me.

have to disagree if they are POST cer then they did have highspeed pursuit driving.

Not all workin in these small are POST certified. Thats a fact.

you are right the SO they have up to a year to go but the city you have to go as soon as there is an opening its civil service rules.

I am talkin not only SO but local police like hornbeck anacoco simpson etc...the elected police chiefs are what i am referring to that take "friends" and place them as "officers" and is a matter of time before untrained "officers" hurt or kill someone over trying to "catch" a simple speeder. Or just speeding around period.
I have had an anacoco "appointed" officer pass me outside of Rosepine and i had my cruise set on 65 in a 65 and he passed me like i was sitting still. Let me guess..there was a call in anacoco and he was hurrying back to respond to it. That explains why he was sitting on the side of the road running radar when we passed by a short time later.
Oh and also, get outta the fast/turning lane if you arent in your jurisdiction in your police car or POV offduty.

lol i have seen the same thing time and time again and it is sad that they do it.

Oh i am sure responses will be posted soon that "all complaints can be sent to me and i will be sure they are brought to the attention of "my" employees." Love, Your Small Town Police Chiefs.
Put dem big boy britches on fellas cause it is liable to get nasty on dis one. Oh, and leave your bibles at home.

When police drive there seem to be others out there sharpshooting the officers driving skills and not paying attention to their own.

when police drive, the streets are much more deadly
when police drive, someone could likely die
when police drive, the body count goes higher
you better get out of the way
when police drive.....

When police drive, they're playing with computers
When police drive, they're talking on the phone
When police drive, they're texting their next message
You better stay out of the way
When police drive.....

pal O mine wrote:

When police drive, they're playing with computers
When police drive, they're talking on the phone
When police drive, they're texting their next message
You better stay out of the way
When police drive.....

your poem is mighty......

when da puhleez drive
i feel safe

when da puhleez drive
you should feel safe

when da puhleez dont drive
you die in place

when da puhleez dont drive.
noone is safe.

bang bang "a street gang" representing.......

When police drive, the road is 4 lanes wider
When police drive, the shoulders on the road
When police drive, they're gonna fly right by ya'
Keep your eyes on the rear view mirror
When police drive.....

post up to current, come on.....

keep it hot, keep it right on top

when the po po drive
we go loco

when the po po drive
we run to co co

when the po po drive
we have a drink

when the po po drive
make mine ice-t

when the po po drive
he go gangsta

when the po po drive
he hangin and bangin.

I was once pulled over by Newllano in Leesville city limits for speeding 10 over, many years ago. The officer was the now ousted Alex Castenada. I asked him how he could do that, and he told me that a lot of Vernon Parish police officers are also commissioned by the sheriff, and that I could be stopped by him even I was in Evans. Young, stupid me didn't know any better, so I didn't object. I was stopped at Morris tire, yet my ticket said i was clocked at stanton/171 N. He was on the median where Xtreme Machines is now. Now I know you can be pulled over outside the city for things that officer saw you do in the city, but the kicker is, that's where I pulled onto he highway. I sped up to beat the light at walmart. I say its impossible to get an old corolla to 55 mph between Stanton and the bridge where leesville city limits begin. The old chief of Newllano agreed, and my ticket was nixed. A smidgeon off topic, but I wanted to share my story about small town cops who live for catching speeders.

nsusr wrote:

I was once pulled over by Newllano in Leesville city limits for speeding 10 over, many years ago. The officer was the now ousted Alex Castenada. I asked him how he could do that, and he told me that a lot of Vernon Parish police officers are also commissioned by the sheriff, and that I could be stopped by him even I was in Evans. Young, stupid me didn't know any better, so I didn't object. I was stopped at Morris tire, yet my ticket said i was clocked at stanton/171 N. He was on the median where Xtreme Machines is now. Now I know you can be pulled over outside the city for things that officer saw you do in the city, but the kicker is, that's where I pulled onto he highway. I sped up to beat the light at walmart. I say its impossible to get an old corolla to 55 mph between Stanton and the bridge where leesville city limits begin. The old chief of Newllano agreed, and my ticket was nixed. A smidgeon off topic, but I wanted to share my story about small town cops who live for catching speeders.

buy american!

when police drive, they are not the speeders
when police drive, you're the one who is
when police drive, you just got pulled over
'cause you ain't got a silver bsdgr
when police drive.....

yah-ha-ha-haa-a-a-a.....did you think I was perfect ?