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  • kristov
    You've been a member since 2002 and you have not learned that posts which are critical of the police always end badly for the OP? Someone may be making ready with the "Cop Hating Troll" label right now.
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  • medic07
    While I would not say this is typical behavior of police throughout the nation, it does appear to be par for the course for some of Pittsburghs officers according to the article (and I cannot say if it is factual or embellished).

    One thing I do know is that if it were you or me that sat in a bar and consumed that much alcohol with a weapon on us (they were undercover and apparently on the clock if I read the article correctly), we would be facing some charges and probably lose our CHL.

    That much alcohol while on duty just to not blow your "cover"? Highly unlikely in my opinion. These guys are possibly functional alcoholics and have done this more than once.
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  • kidthatsirish
    One thing I have always been taught is firearms and alcohol....or any substance that can drastically impair your judgement and cha ge your state of mind simply dont mix.
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  • dav1965
    If they can walk much less fight after 17 or 19 drinks they are functioning alcoholics.
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  • Sam06
    That is a lot of drinking.
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  • chris8X57
    quote:Originally posted by GreatGuns
    Typical cops? Really, "typical"? You actually believe this is representative of most police officers? The few bad cops I've known were fired as soon as they were caught abusing the badge. To me saying "typical" suggests a personal problem by experience with those in law enforcement overall. [;)]


    The OP said Atypical, not typical.
    Atypical adj. "not representative of a type, group, or class."
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  • mark christian
    quote:Originally posted by chris8X57
    quote:Originally posted by GreatGuns
    Typical cops? Really, "typical"? You actually believe this is representative of most police officers? The few bad cops I've known were fired as soon as they were caught abusing the badge. To me saying "typical" suggests a personal problem by experience with those in law enforcement overall. [;)]


    The OP said Atypical, not typical.
    Atypical adj. "not representative of a type, group, or class."


    No he did not. He said typical. This morning the the title of his thread underwent a slight "edit" with the letter A added to the word typical. Read the red edit to bring yourself up to speed.
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  • chris8X57
    quote:Originally posted by mark christian
    quote:Originally posted by chris8X57
    quote:Originally posted by GreatGuns
    Typical cops? Really, "typical"? You actually believe this is representative of most police officers? The few bad cops I've known were fired as soon as they were caught abusing the badge. To me saying "typical" suggests a personal problem by experience with those in law enforcement overall. [;)]


    The OP said Atypical, not typical.
    Atypical adj. "not representative of a type, group, or class."


    No he did not. He said typical. This morning the the title of his thread underwent a slight "edit" with the letter A added to the word typical. Read the red edit to bring yourself up to speed.

    I see now. I was confused by the title.[:I]
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