Cops At Work

I feel hate towards both of them. The Miami officer is surely a moron, but what FHP officer did is a way out of line.

UPDATE: I have to take my words back and change my mind about this. Here’s what I’ve found: “According to SunPass records, Lopez had been clocked going over 100 MPH more than 114 times in the year prior to the stop, and was reportedly seen speeding even after the arrest”. Damn it, 114 times a year – that’s every third day. Or every week, if he also speeds when he drives back. Now my position is that: Miami officer is a way bigger moron that I’ve thought before, and FHP gal is totally right. If it was me keeping that highway safe (and people on it), and I had some idiot speeding over 100 MPH that regularly, I would’ve been mad also. And if this idiot is o police officer – that would only made things worse.

A dramatic shootout in Harlem, NY ended when a retired NYPD
Lieutenant turned hedge fund driver sprang into action and opened fire
on a robber who had started firing at two female officers responding to
the scene.
Rudolph Wyatt, 23 and known by his street name “Booga,” was in the
process of holding up a drug store and demanding money and the pain
killers OxyContin and Percocet. At the time of the robbery, several
customers were in the store, including a baby in a stroller. An alert
manager hit the panic button, which summoned two female officers in a
patrol car and a male officer on foot. When the cops arrived, they were
able to coax one suspect (who has since escaped) out. That’s when Wyatt
came out gun blazing. And that’s when retired Lt. Thomas Barnes took
action.
“Part of the back of his head was missing. He had a large head wound
and there was tons of blood,” witness John Brecevich, 59, told the Post.
Wyatt was a member of the Bloods gang called “All About Money.” It
just so happens Barnes, the retired cop, spent years working in the gang
division in Brooklyn. Wyatt was wanted for shooting a 19-year-old in
Georgia six times (non-fatal) and for another May 2010 shooting in NYC.