TERRIBLE JPSO Experience

[jesse]

Not the kind you probably think though....

The kid in a car wreck thread made me post this.

After landing at MSY, I was loading my luggage into my wife's car and noticed a car being loaded with about 6 adults, 2 of which were holding VERY young kids. 6-10 weeks, at most. No car seats, carriers or anything. Just being held by the "adults". As this was going on, I saw a couple JPSO guys and their cars talking to each other. So, I walked over to them and brought it to their attention, only to get a "What do you want me to do about it?" I was flabbergasted. I didn't even know what to say. When I wore a badge, there was nothing more sacred to me than kids. I didn't do the job in New Orleans, or Jefferson Parish, so I don't know their life firsthand, but that response was bull ****.

 

[spanky]

in before someone says that there is another side to the story and you are obviously mistaken and cops are human and other professions don't do their job etc etc etc.

Nothing infuriates me more than to see kids not properly restrained. I've called several times on that same thing. Of course, I'm calling dispatch and not sure if/how it gets handled but I do my part.

 

[Baldrik78]

Someone call Nolacop and tell him to switch his phasers from kill to stun pls.

 

[spanky]

Someone call Nolacop and tell him to switch his phasers from kill to stun pls.

There are only two settings, Kill and HyperKill.

 

[VeedUp]

I agree, that drives me crazy too. I have also called many times.

 

[jmcrawf1]

There are only two settings, Kill and HyperKill.

Does hyperkill kill you deader? Or...like.....more deader?

 

[themcfarland]

 

[LACamper]

Should have called 911 and not mentioned the encounter w/ the officers. Just reported it...

 

[Baldrik78]

Does hyperkill kill you deader? Or...like.....more deader?

Hyperkill is when you do it driving 90 miles/hr in reverse through a Best Buy while doing coke with the Seatle Mariners moose mascot and singing Rawhide.

Or so I've been told.

 

[Dave328]

DAMN!
Y'all are some Baaaad mammajamma's!
My security clearance won't even allow me to say the word hyper while connected to another word, much less type it!!

 

[spanky]

Does hyperkill kill you deader? Or...like.....more deader?

Hyperdeader.

 

[oleheat]

In BR, you are lucky to drive 2 miles without seeing some moron with a carload of kids running everywhere- no restraints in sight.

 

[P7M8]

That's one of my pet peeves as well. I can't stand idiots that risk their children's safety due to convenience.

 

[Nolacopusmc]

It's all about generating revenue.

Hyper revenue that is.

 

[posse comatosis]

JPSO has gone downhill since the Steven Segal thing went down. Assuming Segal is out, the other guys know they won't get bitch slapped around when the screw up.

 

[ofcmetz]

JPSO has gone downhill since the Steven Segal thing went down. Assuming Segal is out, the other guys know they won't get bitch slapped around when the screw up.

If those JPSO deputies had Segal vision they would have spotted the infraction and used their zen to correct those parrents.

 

[bearfutedninja]

this hyperkill reminds me of a guy at work. he told another guy at work his was going to punch him in the nose, and push the bone into his brain, then he asked him if he ever got killed like that before? needless to say this is the same guy that said that it was hotter in monroe. we were in broussard. we asked why. he said duh heat rises.

 

[Jimmy Dean]

Well, it is normally hotter in Monroe than in Broussard. But for differant reasons. Less humidity though. And it is even hotter still in Little Rock than Monroe during the summer, but alot less humidity. Quite frankly, all places are too dang hot during the summer when you aren't drinking a beer and fishing.

 

[XD-GEM]

It's all about generating revenue.

Hyper revenue that is.

If that's the case, then these guys hyper-failed - no tickee no monee!

 

[CEHollier]

Should they get into a MVA and a child is severly injured/killed the mother (that was restrained) will be screaming and falling to the ground crying, "somebody's gotta do something." I once followed a lady into a gas station with a kid bouncing around her back seat and pointed out the danger of a unrestrained kid if she wrecked.