The Police Must Be Constipated...
...Because they don't give a s***.
An update on the blog just below this one.
I called the cops this morning to let them know I was an eyewitness to a two-car motor vehicle accident at a traffic light. The desk officer could not have cared less, so I asked if there was someone else I could speak with. He transferred me to a person in records, who said the report was not in yet and she would not be able to tell me anything when it did arrive. I reminded her I was an eyewitness to what could be a dual "I had the green," but she shrugged it off.
Sometimes, as I explained to them, you just don't hang around in certain parts of town at that time of night waiting for a cop to show up. Especially when the parties involved themselves have driven off.
An update on the blog just below this one.
I called the cops this morning to let them know I was an eyewitness to a two-car motor vehicle accident at a traffic light. The desk officer could not have cared less, so I asked if there was someone else I could speak with. He transferred me to a person in records, who said the report was not in yet and she would not be able to tell me anything when it did arrive. I reminded her I was an eyewitness to what could be a dual "I had the green," but she shrugged it off.
Sometimes, as I explained to them, you just don't hang around in certain parts of town at that time of night waiting for a cop to show up. Especially when the parties involved themselves have driven off.
posted by Tom Carten at 12:09 PM
3 Comments:
Looks like a slight lack of professionalism in the W-B police department. Instead of "Proud to Serve" it should be: "Don't Give a S**t."
I was involved in an accident years ago. A teenager hit the rear end of my car. I called the police to report the accident. I was asked if anyone was hurt. I said no. Were the cars moveable? I said yes. I was informed that the police do not come out for minor accidents. I called the insurance company, and the woman reiterated what the police told me. My father told me that it was good that I contacted the police, at least there would be a phone record of the incident in case there was a problem with my insurance. In this instance the teenager admitted he was at fault and apologized. I had no problems with the insurance company.
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