Rob Bellinger posts a photo sequence, from an initial traffic stop to the arrest of the driver to the arrival of donuts and the gathering of spectators.
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No wonder there's so much crime
By Brett
Thu, 03/06/2008 - 3:59pm
...it takes two cruisers, a wagon, and three cops to arrest someone.
Looks like someone also has plenty of time to keep the fleet sparkling clean. And, gotta love those blinkers. The new rank system isn't the jewlery on your shirt collar, it's how many blinky-lights you've got, and how cool the pattern they blink is.
If my memory serves me
By Anonymous
Thu, 03/06/2008 - 5:12pm
If my memory serves me right, in the cases of certain drug possessions, DWI, warrants, and etc. they are required to call in additional units. I think it has something to do with the search and the need for multiple witnesses.
I think the cop who pulled over the suspect can not be the one searching the vehicle.
Now I could be wrong though
Its called officer safety.
By Your name:
Sat, 03/08/2008 - 10:30pm
Its called officer safety. One officer is needed to make the arrest. Second officer is there for back up(officer safety) and the wagon, driven by an officer, is to transport the individual being arrested to the police station.
As with any fleet, someone is responsible for maintaining the fleet clean.
"Ignorance is bliss"-Have a great day Brett.
too many cops?
By 02129resident
Thu, 03/06/2008 - 6:38pm
let's not forget, these were the same knuckleheads that "threw away" a safe that contained a bunch of drug money...