cop goes to primitive's house

[franksolich]

http://www.democraticunderground.com/10025134302

Oh my.

The women's-libber primitive who's trying to pre-empt the unHoly Trinity of the BainsBane primitive, the seabeyond bitch, and the redqueen primitive in femininity:

boston bean (20,666 posts)   Sun Jun 22, 2014, 09:09 AM

Police officer came to my house last night.

Scared the ever loving shit out of me. Keep in mind, that the last and only time police were at my house was to deliver the news that a family member was at the hospital and they subsequently died. The family member was already dead, but was brought by ambulance to the hospital.
 
My husband had gone to play cards with his buddies and my son had left 5-10 minutes prior to meet up with some friends at the baseball field.
 
I want to set the scene. I have a custom split. At the front door, stairs lead up to a hallway right into the kitchen and stairs below that lead into an additional family room. I had just finished dinner and was cleaning the mess at the kitchen sink, which is literally 10 steps from the stair way in a direct line to the front door. I can see the door from the kitchen sink. I was rinsing the dishes putting them into the dishwasher.
 
All of the sudden I hear the door bell being rung very aggressively, over and over and over. I immediately turn walk quickly and get to the top of the stairs, in the meantime of my quickly walking to the door, yelling I'm coming, the screen door is opened and pounding begins on the door itself. My door does not have a window, but there are two slender windows on each side of the door where when I get to the door I can see out. I did not know it was the police.
 
So, I get to the door look out the side window and see a town police officer standing there. My heart starts pounding, my blood drains to my feet. My son and husband have just left the house. I am beginning to freak. The way the officer was ringing the door bell and pounding on the door, struck a fear in me I cannot describe, surely something is very very wrong and it is emergent!
 
I immediately open the door and immediately ask what is wrong. He says, "nothing". He looks at me like I'm crazy for asking. I said if nothing is wrong what the **** are you ringing on my door bell like that for and pounding on my door. My adrenaline from fear has put me in a state where I could not control what words were coming out of my mouth. I said holy ****ing shit. The last time police came to my house they were here to deliver some very bad news.
 
He says to me do you have a son named.... I said yes I do. Again, now I'm like what is wrong????? He said well, your son is driving like an idiot doing donuts in some lot at a park in town. We want to see him at the police station. He's not at the park any longer. Have in come talk to us. He leaves.
 
So, I immediately ring, text my son to tell him the police have been to the house and they are looking for him. I could not reach him. After about 15 minutes it dawned on me that he probably doesn't have his phone on him, and is probably playing ball somewhere. So, I get in the car to find him, fearing now that the cops are out looking for my son because they came to the house so aggressively.
 
So first, I go to the park my son said he was going to be at, and lo and behold, he was right there in the parking lot, his car parked near the field he had just been playing ball in. He was talking to his friends by another car. I asked him to get in into my car so I could speak with him. I told him everything I had just stated above. My son said that was nuts and he was shocked. He wasn't doing any donuts in the parking. He had made a circle in the lot to turn around. I could also tell that was the case, because the parking lot is a dirt parking lot and there were not marks of someone just doing donuts there. Also, he had left the house, went straight to the park and had never left from there. He had been there the whole time.
 
The cop had never gone to the field. Someone concerned citizen must have called the cops... Someone?? I have no idea who it is????? My son drove home shortly after and I told him to take my car if he was going out again. He has never had a ticket, or an accident. He did not go to the police station, and I didn't make him.
 
I know this story's ending pales in comparison to some things we read here and in the end not a big deal. But hell, I when it was happening, I was terrified by the town police. Terrified that something life threatening had occurred. Terrified that cops were out looking for my son. On a citizen complaint, where they didn't even bother going to the scene where the alleged complaint had taken place. They need a bit more sensitivity training.

New thread, no primitive comments yet.

[JohnnyReb]

SUUURRREEEE....he's innocent.

[thundley4]

Way to go DUmmie. Instead of going and clearing the matter up, you encourage your son to ignore the police. Seems like a good way to get your son roughed up or killed in a future encounter with the cops.

[SVPete]

Geez la-wheez.

How does a door bell sound aggressive? Does it go Ding instead of Ding? And she is using crude language at the police officer withing 2 or three sentences? The police officer did not, evidently, specify the park or parking lot in which the son was doing donuts, so why did this female assume it was the park parking lot at which the son was playing ball? And for that matter, how does she think the police officer came to know her son had been out driving his car and was probably not at home? Did she think the police officer decided, "I'm going to run the number of the 9th car I see and accuse the owner of reckless driving?"

Either this female is amazingly stupid and obtuse, or she doesn't want the trouble of straightening out sonny boy (that's going to end well!). Obviously, "both" is an option.

[Dori]

I'm shocked she's married with sons.

If the kid isn't lying, then someone has it out for this family. 

Can't imagine why....

[franksolich]

I'm shocked she's married with sons.

If the kid isn't lying, then someone has it out for this family. 

Can't imagine why....

It's a blue machine state and a blue machine city.

You know, where the (D)s are honest, which includes politicians and policemen.

I dunno why she's griping; she's been voting for this for years.

[Ogre]

"because they came to the house so aggressively."

Hmmm, how do cops "aggressively" come to a home?

Does the officer and or the car "puff up" as if they are trying to intimidate someone?

Seems the primitives brat is well known to the local PD, and "concerned citizens".

[JakeStyle]

I like how the other DUmmies are doing everything they can to ramp up her paranoia and outrage.  They are always on standby to help make a bad situation worse

[Ogre]

Also, aren't the primitives the same people who advocate calling the PD every time they see someone "open carry" a firearm?

What a bunch of worthless hypocrites!

[SVPete]

Showing my age ... as the saying goes, if you don't like the police, call a hippie the net time your bike is stolen ... if you're lucky he'll come riding it.

[GOBUCKS]

I hope she's setting this up as the first chapter in an epic bouncy tale that ends in a shootout, flames, dead family members, and some kind of sexual misconduct by the police.

But we've been disappointed before, as when Warpy, the dick inspector, posted the opening chapters of a great tale about her slutty daughter, then just dropped the story altogether.

All these DUmmies think they can spin a tale to rival one of coach's stories, but they never can.

[GOBUCKS]

Response to boston bean (Original post)
Sun Jun 22, 2014, 12:04 PM
Star Member MrScorpio (60,009 posts)
71. Good, you didn't take him to the station

Never trust the police and avoid talking to them whenever possible.

No doubt pineapple-headed Lamond, like most 0bamaites, has had some unpleasant encounters with the police.

[Carl]

I am not in the mood to wade through the sewage sea that surrounds the island but was it explained why a police officer that obviously knew the location and identity of the person (who btw is still at the scene) would not go there to investigate?

Why do they have to lie about every last thing? 

[Ogre]

I am not in the mood to wade through the sewage sea that surrounds the island but was it explained why a police officer that obviously knew the location and identity of the person (who btw is still at the scene) would not go there to investigate?

Why do they have to lie about every last thing?

It's in the nature?

[franksolich]

No doubt pineapple-headed Lamond, like most 0bamaites, has had some unpleasant encounters with the police.

I wonder why--could it be because of his arrogant know-it-all chip-on-the-shoulder attitude?

I'll bet that's it.

[GOBUCKS]

Every democrat needs to watch that famous Chris Rock video at least once a year.

Their experiences with law enforcement would change drastically.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2plo4FOgIU

[tanstaafl]

I hope she's setting this up as the first chapter in an epic bouncy tale that ends in a shootout, flames, dead family members, and some kind of sexual misconduct by the police.

But we've been disappointed before, as when Warpy, the dick inspector, posted the opening chapters of a great tale about her slutty daughter, then just dropped the story altogether.

All these DUmmies think they can spin a tale to rival one of coach's stories, but they never can.

What?!? No high speed car chases?

[diesel driver]

What?!? No high speed car chases?

That's next week, just before the beatdown.   

[obumazombie]

Showing my age ... as the saying goes, if you don't like the police, call a hippie the net time your bike is stolen ... if you're lucky he'll come riding it.

It's not fair for you to have that bike and not the hippie. Turn the tables.

[fatboy]

I hope she's setting this up as the first chapter in an epic bouncy tale that ends in a shootout, flames, dead family members, and some kind of sexual misconduct by the police.

Somehow this primitive left out the best part of the story. Missing are the details of how she insisted that the cop disarm before she would agree to speak with him or allow him to remain on her property.

[Gina]

What a great mom. All the idiot son had to do was looked shocked  <<------that's the look

[GOBUCKS]

What a great mom. All the idiot son had to do was looked shocked

Prison overcrowding would be a thing of the past if they'd just release everyone who claims to be innocent, and parole everyone who's found Jesus.

On "First 48", whenever they question the guilty 0bamaites they always, without exception, say "I heard shots and I ran."

[obumazombie]

Prison overcrowding would be a thing of the past if they'd just release everyone who claims to be innocent, and parole everyone who's found Jesus.

On "First 48", whenever they question the guilty 0bamaites they always, without exception, say "I heard shots and I ran."

And... not necessarily in that order.

[dutch508]

I am not in the mood to wade through the sewage sea that surrounds the island but was it explained why a police officer that obviously knew the location and identity of the person (who btw is still at the scene) would not go there to investigate?

Why do they have to lie about every last thing?

If I was to hazard a guess:

The car and plate were called in. The dispatch ran the plate and it came back to the DUmpmonkie.. Police were told to check the address on the registration to see if the car and person were there. MEANWHILE, other police were sent to the park to check out if the vehicle and person were still there.

Minor infraction- doubt they sent out the SWAT teams. Unless the town they live in is very small (like here) there are more than one officer on duty at a time.

What probably happened is that DUmpmonkie didn't hear the knocking on the door due to being stones/drunk/taking a shit. Of course, if WE know you are home and just not answering the door WE do bang harder... mostly because pissants like you annoy us in our daily duties of protect and serve. I am sure your attitude when you finally came to the door was just peachy.