07-18-2016, 12:47 PM
That's the kind of thing that will go a long way to fixing the problem.
I talked to a sheriff one time about all the complaints against his office. He didn't get the public perception. I was surprised, I honestly thought he knew most of his guys were jerks. They were like the guys from Super Troopers, but not nearly as funny. One game they played was seeing how many sobriety tests (walking a straight line, saying the alphabet backwards, toe touches, etc) they could have people do before they complained. If you had the repeater frequency you could hear the guys talking about getting fast food workers to flash them.
Some of that could have been helped if those guys had the opportunity to interact with the communities instead of just each other.
I talked to a sheriff one time about all the complaints against his office. He didn't get the public perception. I was surprised, I honestly thought he knew most of his guys were jerks. They were like the guys from Super Troopers, but not nearly as funny. One game they played was seeing how many sobriety tests (walking a straight line, saying the alphabet backwards, toe touches, etc) they could have people do before they complained. If you had the repeater frequency you could hear the guys talking about getting fast food workers to flash them.
Some of that could have been helped if those guys had the opportunity to interact with the communities instead of just each other.
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