I stole this very funny vid right from Rain's blog (link in the blogroll) and there's not a doggone thing she can do about it;)
Here's another funny vid on the subject of the hands free cell phone law. I love the note he writes;)
DEPUTY BRIAN AMOS &
K9 Jesse,
Sacramento County Sheriff's D
Complete episodes from Season One and part of Season Two of The Academy are available online at Hulu.com.
I've been doing some catching up this morning;)
If you don't get the FOX Reality channel, this is your chance to see the show.
Some Dumont Dunes clips were added to the Party Heat site, if you missed the show.
And no, Stacy, I don't know where you can watch complete eps of Speeders, but you can watch full clips from some of the shows on TruTv's website. Check on the main page and on the Speeders page itself. Officer Miller's clip is on the main page under "Jersey Girl," but for some reason I can't get it to work properly. I'm not getting any sound. Somebody listen to it and let me know if you're getting sound, please.
CORPORAL CHRIS HICE,
Rialto PD
Corporal Hice is new to Speeders,
but not to Hott Cops because
he's been on COPS.
OFFICER MARK MILLER,
Brick Township
Why do I think he looks gorgeous in this long sleeved shirt?!
I have to give Officer Miller credit for keeping his cool during this stop:)
Chick with expired license: "How about if I just go to Old Navy and have my husband come get me?"
Officer Miller: "I need you to park the car in the closest spot."
Chick with expired license: "Can I park closest to Old Navy so I don't have to walk that far?"
The expression on Officer Miller's face = PRICELESS. Even from the side you can see his frustration. After a few seconds he gives her this quiet "Ok". You can almost hearing him counting to ten...LOL! He could have had her ass arrested and instead of taking that into consideration, being grateful and doing what he told her to do, she pushed her "Old Navy" agenda. Some folks. Oy.
It's funny how people do incriminate themselves when talking. The woman in this piece said that she didn't need a ticket because she had "...such a good driving record. So I don't need another--I don't need a ticket at all." LOL!
OFFICER MARK SAIA,
Peabody PD
There's a law in NY that says any off duty officer involved in a shooting must take a breathalyzer test.
The other day a NYPD detective was out clubbing with some friends when he came upon a group of guys fighting. He tried to break up the fight but one of the guys pulled a semi-automatic and began shooting. The detective returned fire and struck him in the arm and leg. He was later charged with attempted murder. (Link)
When the detective took the breathalyzer test however, it registered 0.09 and legal limit is 0.08. He was placed on modified duty and stripped of his weapon and he might lose his job, DESPITE the fact that his actions saved lives. I'm waiting for the jackass who was injured to sue the city because of this.
NOW they're suggesting off duty officers call 911 when they see something like this. Personally, I see where they're coming from with the alcohol issue and guns, but this guy was off duty, in his own time. I think this is going to stop officers who have had any alcohol from taking action, effectively stopping them from doing what they're trained to do.
So how do you feel about this? Do you think it's a fair law, a reasonable expectation that an officer stay above the legal limit at all times, even in his private time?
Yowl! That's a lot of
testosterone;)
This post comes courtesy
of GiveAGirl.
Pierce County K9 Officers:
Deputy Micah Lundborg;
Deputy Win Sargent;
Deputy John Munson,
Master K9 Handler;
Deputy Brett Karhu;
Deputy Theron Hardesty;
the upcoming episode of COPS
where the K9 doggie from
the Pomona PD has to go
through the drive thru window
TROOPER CHRISTOPHER NEWMAN,
PA State Police, Chambersburg
PA STATE COMMISH JEFFREY MILLER
PA STATE TROOPER JEFFREY MARTIN
Could those 50+ Google searches after 8 p.m. be any indication that Officer Mark Saia was on Speeders tonight????
Two of St. Paul's newest police officers are rookie cops with a veteran attitude.
In St. Paul, police work is often a family affair.
"St. Paul always has a rich tradition of legacy officers within the department," says Officer Dan Ficcadenti.
Dan Ficcadenti and Josh Lynaugh are second generation officers. They've learned from their fathers, who have each been with the St. Paul Police Department for about 20 years.
"You have some big shoes to fill," says Officer Lynaugh.
Fresh out of the academy, Dan and Josh recently put their fathers' lessons into action. On duty in the middle of the night, they were flagged down by an intoxicated man.
"He made a comment about 'I know how drunk I am, but I know I heard somebody in the river'," says Officer Lynaugh.
The man told them the person was screaming for help.
"There was a train going over so it was real tough to hear anybody, but as we started walking to the river bank, that's when we heard it," says Officer Lynaugh.
"Sure enough you could hear a distinct call for help," says Officer Ficcadenti.
The man was in the water, six feet below shore and struggling.
"He said he was in there about an hour and he was in very rough shape," says Officer Ficcadenti.
Dan and Josh did what they could to help and formed a human chain.
"We just kind of held on to each other and to him, balancing on the wall, just hoping we weren't going to fall in with him," says Officer Lynaugh.
More help arrived and the officers pulled the man out. He had been beaten, left to die, and then saved by two young cops who had never done anything like that before.
"You find it deep down inside of you to hang onto him and you don't let him go," says Officer Lynaugh.
It's a risk they hope their fathers are proud of, as proud as the day earlier this year that their sons became just like them.
"To be able to walk in the same shoes he walked in 24 years ago starting with St. Paul, it's great,"says Officer Ficcadenti.
Police say the man in the water was homeless and was brought to Regions Hospital in pretty bad condition. At least one person has been arrested in the beating.
Link to video/story
Stacy sent me a link to this story about a woman who offered a cop sex and a $10, 000 bribe and was turned down flat. Owie. Thanks, Stacy:)
BrooklynGal sent me a link to this story about a boy and his radar gun. When I saw it on CNN, I couldn't help but think, "OMG. He's a future Greg Sheldon....." I need to get one of these things for myself. They look fun and it would be sweet to scare the neighbors:) Thanks, BG!
Hey, all. I need you to be on the look out for hott cop pics and please send them my way so I can keep the blog going. You can send the page link along to hottcopsATgmail.com
Yes, I'm running out of pics:(
Thanks!
OFFICER BILL LACHNER,
Lorain PD
A Hott Cops reader sent me this officer's picture along with this link to his story. Thanks!
