Criminal Pulls Gun In Back Seat of Squad Car...

The cop had a pretty good inclination of what he was up to, but terrible body searching skills.
 
In b4 "they were too rough with him".

Tensions are high, especially after realizing that he could have killed one or both of them had he been sober and not weighed down by an extra pair of chromosomes, but that was the officers fault. Handcuff and pat the mutha down before you put him in your car.
 
Damn...this was like watching a freakin horror movie. I mean, I obviously knew there wasn't gonna be a video of cops getting their brains blown out on Youtube, but man...fuck that guy.
 
nhbbear said:
In b4 "they were too rough with him".

Tensions are high, especially after realizing that he could have killed one or both of them had he been sober and not weighed down by an extra pair of chromosomes, but that was the officers fault. Handcuff and pat the mutha down before you put him in your car.
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I don't get what the suspect was trying to do though, hide the gun? If he wanted to, both those cops woulda been shot.
 
How the fuck does something like that happen? Terrible searching skills.
 
nhbbear said:
In b4 "they were too rough with him".

Tensions are high, especially after realizing that he could have killed one or both of them had he been sober and not weighed down by an extra pair of chromosomes, but that was the officers fault. Handcuff and pat the mutha down before you put him in your car.
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Yeah, I think the cop was more pissed that he was going to look like a complete moron for letting an armed criminal into his squad car.
 
fightingrabbit said:
I don't get what the suspect was trying to do though, hide the gun? If he wanted to, both those cops woulda been shot.
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Trying to kick the gun under the seat. It is why we always check our backseats at the beginning of every shift, and prior to putting anyone in the backseat, and after taking them out. You can see them figiting around in the back seat and can hear things hit the ground, but I would not put anyone in the back seat that had not been searched or handcuffed.

I have actually hid behind the car and watched a few arrests trying to ditch drugs and stolen items. One dude started smiling and looking around, thinking he had unloaded his stolen loot, but his smile quickly faded when he saw me watching him.
 
Kid could have shot him if he wanted to.

Cop needs to get his shit together, for his own safety
Glad no one was hurt
 
soggyfist said:
How the fuck does something like that happen? Terrible searching skills.
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It has happened twice where I live, MadMick probably has a better memory of both events since he lived around here at the time (I assume). The first instance occurred when a local officer brought in a revolver for one of the dispatchers to buy, but the guy wanted to wait a bit, so the cop took it into the cruiser with him, placing it under his seat. This normally wouldn't have been a problem, but at the time their vehicles did not have a kick plate separating the back and front seats. After receiving a drunk and disorderly call he ended up collaring two illegals, and headed off to nearest substation.

This is where it gets weird, one of the men, whose name I forget, slips his hands to the front. Reaching down, while the officer is driving, he finds a bag under the officer's seat, containing the handgun. The dispatcher had wanted to fire it earlier in the day, and the cop did not clear out the cylinder before packing it up, so it was loaded. He took a bullet to the back of the dome, and a county wide search, of over 100 officers, hunted the two guys down.

The second time this occurred was odd as well. A local officer arrived on scene after the two suspects were caught, and was asked to bring them back to the station for processing. He was having marital problems at the time, things were not going well, and since the other officers had already searched them he decided he didn't need too, which was a mistake.

While driving to the station, distracted by the fact his life was falling apart, he didn't notice one of the suspects digging around in his back brace, which he pulled a gun from. I'm unsure whether he had to slip his hands back to the front or not, since the brace would lead some to cite cruel and unusual punishment due to his medical condition, but he shot the officer from behind, the car crashed, and all hell broke loose. The cop was fine, the two suspects got away, with the associate of the shooter turning himself in after grabbing some fried chicken (not joking).

The shooter was found later that night by an officer (I've met both these guys I'm talking about, cop wise), who came over to question him. They get into a shootout and the felon (I forgot to mention he was a felon with an illegally acquired weapon) took 5 or 6 bullets to the face, and ended up surviving, much to the despair of the county, who had to pay his medical bills. Rather than puncturing through his skull, and tearing through his brain, most of the bullets followed the curvature of the blasted thing. Dude is still alive and in jail, last I heard.
 
Why isn't that guy in handcuffs?
 
CrazyJHL said:
While driving to the station, distracted by the fact his life was falling apart, he didn't notice one of the suspects digging around in his back brace, which he pulled a gun from. I'm unsure whether he had to slip his hands back to the front or not, since the brace would lead some to cite cruel and unusual punishment due to his medical condition, but he shot the officer from behind, the car crashed, and all hell broke loose. The cop was fine, the two suspects got away, with the associate of the shooter turning himself in after grabbing some fried chicken (not joking).

The shooter was found later that night by an officer (I've met both these guys I'm talking about, cop wise), who came over to question him. They get into a shootout and the felon (I forgot to mention he was a felon with an illegally acquired weapon) took 5 or 6 bullets to the face, and ended up surviving, much to the despair of the county, who had to pay his medical bills. Rather than puncturing through his skull, and tearing through his brain, most of the bullets followed the curvature of the blasted thing. Dude is still alive and in jail, last I heard.
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Cockroaches are easier to kill. I see so many shirtbags get shot up and they almost always survive. Watch gangland, everyone on that show has been shot a dozen times. Me, I have been shot at and fought with people with knives, and I am mostly unscathed, but I will retire and smile up and the sky, and some fucking pigeon will shit in my eye, I will get histoplasmosis and die.
 
CrazyJHL said:
It has happened twice where I live, MadMick probably has a better memory of both events since he lived around here at the time (I assume). The first instance occurred when a local officer brought in a revolver for one of the dispatchers to buy, but the guy wanted to wait a bit, so the cop took it into the cruiser with him, placing it under his seat. This normally wouldn't have been a problem, but at the time their vehicles did not have a kick plate separating the back and front seats. After receiving a drunk and disorderly call he ended up collaring two illegals, and headed off to nearest substation.

This is where it gets weird, one of the men, whose name I forget, slips his hands to the front. Reaching down, while the officer is driving, he finds a bag under the officer's seat, containing the handgun. The dispatcher had wanted to fire it earlier in the day, and the cop did not clear out the cylinder before packing it up, so it was loaded. He took a bullet to the back of the dome, and a county wide search, of over 100 officers, hunted the two guys down.

The second time this occurred was odd as well. A local officer arrived on scene after the two suspects were caught, and was asked to bring them back to the station for processing. He was having marital problems at the time, things were not going well, and since the other officers had already searched them he decided he didn't need too, which was a mistake.

While driving to the station, distracted by the fact his life was falling apart, he didn't notice one of the suspects digging around in his back brace, which he pulled a gun from. I'm unsure whether he had to slip his hands back to the front or not, since the brace would lead some to cite cruel and unusual punishment due to his medical condition, but he shot the officer from behind, the car crashed, and all hell broke loose. The cop was fine, the two suspects got away, with the associate of the shooter turning himself in after grabbing some fried chicken (not joking).

The shooter was found later that night by an officer (I've met both these guys I'm talking about, cop wise), who came over to question him. They get into a shootout and the felon (I forgot to mention he was a felon with an illegally acquired weapon) took 5 or 6 bullets to the face, and ended up surviving, much to the despair of the county, who had to pay his medical bills. Rather than puncturing through his skull, and tearing through his brain, most of the bullets followed the curvature of the blasted thing. Dude is still alive and in jail, last I heard.
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Crazy stuff. Sorry to hear about the one officer that's terrible. I haven't had many run ins with the law over my time but I got a DWI a few years ago. They cuffed me from behind and sat me in the passenger seat up front and buckled me up. It's said that the officer has more control over the perp in that type of situation. I could definitely see things going different in those instances if that had been done.
 
nhbbear are there restrictions to how far an officer can search a person once arrested/cuffed?
 
Nope. I obviously can't do any type of internal search, but can request searches and bowel movement monitorings in the jail. There is no absolute "males can not search females/females can not search males". It is better policy to have same sex to cut down on groping accusations.

I was on a raid once, my first actually, and it was a Crackhouse. As we clear room after room, we encounter some guy stuffing a bag of crack inside his ass. He laughs and raises his arms triumphantly, like he just won a race.

Normally, some of the bag pokes out and you give it a little tug, like that magic trick with the endless bandannas. Anyway, his ass ate all of it. A search warrant was obtained to have a doctor remove the bag. All the er doctors refused. So he had to be monitored 24/7 until it came out. It was a large bag over 10 grams, which is decent size to go there.
 
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