I was robbed by a police officer.

My nieghbor was attacked by police who mistook him for a suspect. He put two of them in the ER and got off scott free because they did not identify themselves as police first.

listen to this........http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ro08bILEvqc

police broke up the street races, well i was gonna just get out of the line and make a U turn when all of a sudden a trans am in front of me decides to do that. well the cop goes after him. well im at the bottom of the hill and i see a car flying down it and i was like **** hes gonna rear end me. he gets in the left turning lane and powerslides across red light intersection dodging a car, then 2 seconds later a another trans am follows, then 5 seconds later a cop goes flying by me. it was awesome.

We used to have meets at the Burger King, on new falls rd in levittown, pa well one night we had about 30 cars the lot was packed...we got there about 8 or so well around 9:30 5 cop cars roll in, lights on and then get out of the cars guns holstered telling everyone to put there hands on the hood of the cars...So every car had about 4 people on someone elses car, cops start searching purses having people empty there pockets and all. i would def say it was pretty nuts how fast it all happened...one of the cars was a tan unmarked crown vic all tinted out

2 instances that come to mind...first i was driving in trenton late night passing through a kinda bad area known for excessive vice...i was behind some old dodge caravan and next thing you know, about 4 or 5 of the TAC unit (gang police) run out of the car and crash a house with machine guns in their hands. surprised the hell outta me...

second time, broad daylight down olden ave. near the trenton junkyard, there was a bust going on already and when i drove by, i seen the swat team dudes with full gear on, and their faces covered...brian spilner style lol, kinda cool just seein um all decked out in full gear doin their thing...thats about it though, nothing else comes to mind right now

i wish i see a swat team in action someday, i thought i did one time when ia cop blocked off swamp road and was carrying a shotgun, i was like oh sweet hostage situation, then he goes in a ditch and shoots a wounded deer.

listen to this.... http://www.metacafe.com/watch/525823...shole_tonight/

its funny you say that, because my dad was the run that created that, and ran it until he retired about 2 years ago.

ive seen a few things, like the post i did the other day about the shootout... glad to see i sparked some conversation.

but one day about 2 years ago a few of my friends and i were skateboarding and we had little airsoft guns shooting eachother. 5 cops rolled up and screamed for us to get down and kneeled behind their cars with guns drawn at us.
someone caled in and said we had guns and were wildly flailing and shooting them around.
thanks RATS didnt even look or sound like real guns. they just didnt want us skating there

that was crazy as hell lol, i remember all of our beer was in the house and all i wanted to do was take a nap and drink some brew hahahhahah

I saw the police practicing for a bank robbery over by the mall one time. That was freaking awesome.

Also near near falls road a few months ago there was a possible standoff with hostages involved and the bristol pd brought out a swat tank. That was cool.

iraqi police having a firefight with the iraqi army over who gets to fuel up their vehicles first.
the iraqi army won.

next would be jworking with the polizei (german police), those ****ers were hardcore and liked to hit people in the head with batons at all times.

i saw the swat team go into the rite aid behind wawa on academy rd when some dude tried to rob it. they didnt know if the dude was still in there but everyone evacuated, then swat came in and they all rolled in just like in movies, that was cool to watch.

Well one night me and some friends were at a local bar up in Bear, Delaware (near Newark) and this guy I guess got thrown out of the bar so he went out in the parking lot and went to leave. Well he ended up hitting my friends car and scrapped my car cause he was so drunk. We called the cops and of course explained there was nothing they can do cause its on private property. So we thought well if he got kicked out of this bar maybe he just went down to the next bar and sure enough he was there. Instead of just beating the hell out of the guy we called the police back and they came and took him into custody for DUI. As they went to put him into the cruiser he took off and the officers proceeded to chase after him and when they got to him they picked him up and slammed him to the ground causing him to bust his head on the curb. Turned out he was an illegal immigrant and ended up getting deported. Crazy night.

I went for a jog outside when I was 13 and a person thought I was a terrorist so they called the police… a few minutes after I started jogging, I ended up with cops pointing handguns and shotguns at me. I haven’t jogged outside since (over 8 years ago).

Another time in downtown Bethlehem, I saw SWAT going into a house. This one guy had a freakin’ shield and they were all decked out. It was sweet looking.

Not police related but:

My brother served in the U.S. Army (he was a driver) and while he was fighting oversea’s, he said that he had to drive over dead bodies and it was like driving in mud.

I saw cops shoot a guy in the middle of the street in NYC last year... I worked at the club they shot him in front of.





Two auxiliary police officers, a restaurant worker, and their suspected murderer were shot and killed during a fierce gun battle on the streets of Greenwich Village last night, officials said.

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Sullivan Street in the West Village Wednesday night, the scene of a fierce gun battle. Two auxiliary police officers, a restaurant worker, and their suspected murderer were shot and killed.

"It's a horrible night for the New York Police Department and the city," Mayor Bloomberg said at a 2 a.m. press conference.

The shooting started at about 9:20 p.m. inside DeMarco's Restaurant and Pizzeria at 146 West Houston St. The suspect in the shooting, who wasn't identified, asked for a menu, but when the restaurant worker turned around, he "inexplicably" fired 15 rounds into his back and fled, Mr. Bloomberg said.

Officers heard shots coming from the restaurant and began chasing him up MacDougal Street. The man turned right on Bleecker Street and then left on Sullivan Street with police in pursuit. He then doubled back and ran into the auxiliary officers. According to one witness, Carlos Valderrama, 33, he punched one officer in the face. The officers were trying to hide behind cars on the opposite side of the street when he opened fire.

One officer was struck in the head and died at St. Vincent's Hospital, police said. The other died about an hour later. They were identified as Nicholas Pekearo, 28, and a New York University sophomore, Yevgeniy Marshalik, 19. Pekearo was an aspiring writer.

Auxiliary police officers are unpaid volunteers who patrol in uniform, but they do not have weapons. About 4,500 work for the department, Mr. Bloomberg said.

Other officers shot and killed the suspect. A 9mm handgun, a .380 caliber handgun, a fake beard, and a bag with more than 100 rounds of unspent ammunition were found on him. The police commissioner, Raymond Kelly, said he had fired at least 23 shots.

"The guy was clearly full of holes and blood was coming out," a man who was eating dinner at an Israeli restaurant, Jeffrey Sears, 48, said. He described the dead suspect as a middle-aged white male. "They weren't doing anything to resuscitate him."

The restaurant worker wasn't identified last night, but police said he died at the hospital.

Witnesses reported hearing as many as 20 gunshots in subsequent bursts during the gun battle. A Greenwich Village resident, Elizabeth Dileo, said she could smell the gun smoke lingering for minutes after the shooting. Then, swarms of police arrived from every direction, she said.

"Everybody that was sitting outside on the street came running inside jumping over couches," a diner at Panchito's, Beck Karges, said. "It was mayhem."

Another officer was injured when the suspect fired his gun from within the Village Tannery, shattering the front window, Mr. Kelly said.

By 10 p.m., two helicopters with searchlights were hovering over the scene and details from the Emergency Service and mounted units had also descended on the area.

The shooting spree brings the number of officers assaulted in the line of duty over the last two days to more than eight.

With the city already tense as a grand jury weighs indictments against police officers in the Sean Bell case, the latest shooting threatened the calm of a metropolis lately unaccustomed to such ferocious violence.
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http://www.nysun.com/new-york/two-au...eenwich/50486/


We also had a drunk NJ State Trooper pull out a gun in the club once... called the NYC cops and they took him outside, checked his credentials and let him go on the spot... Why the **** do you bring a handgun out drinking? ****ing retarded

First story:

Taking a hookup around the block. We get to where he asked me to drop him off, exchange goodbyes and both look to the left. There was a bunch of cops raiding a house (in Allentown). My hookup goes "so...guess I'm not going there, take me down the street?" LMAO.

Second time:

I lived in a quiet part of Whitehall. The township bought and condemned a house on the corner. They were knocking it down to widen the intersection. Well, I didn't know it at the time, but apparently they used it for entry practice before they demo'd it.

I was across the street washing my car, when I see a group of officers in tac gear stack up at the front door. Two other guys ran up and used a battering ram to pop the door. The last dude in the stack rushes forward, throws a flash bang in the door and retreats. Next thing I heard this muffled "pop" and they bust in the building and start clearing it.

After it was done, I thought to myself; "you know...I shouldn't have really just stood here and watched". lol> Good thing it was practice and not a firefight.

These are some good stories!!

I just thought of another instance last year that I was involved in. It was my cousins 21st birthday and most of the family is at the bar celebrating, as the night rolled on people were obviously getting more and more drunk. Now a friend of the family was there with her boyfriend who was in a pissy ass mood the whole time. His girl is dancing with another friend of the family who just happens to be black (this will come back to play at the end of the story). She then disappears for like 15 minutes while her boyfriend is getting amped up. Well 15 minutes later she walks back in the front door of the bar with the same guy she was dancing with and her boyfriend goes balistic. he goes straight up to the guy and starts trying to throw punches. Me and my uncle break up the situation and move the boyfriend to the back side of the bar. Next thing you know there is glass and beer flying everywhere, and a bottle smashes right near my aunt. The boyfriend was blindly throwing beer bottles across the bar. At this point my uncle and I are in a full sprint towards this jackass and gang tackle him to the floor where a couple others run over to get some free punches in. After he stopped fighting, we didn't hold him to the ground cause his girl was screaming for us to let him go. In all of the confusion he slipped out the back door. A few minutes later the cops roll up like 5 deep and ask us what happened. we tell them the whole story which would put blame soley on the boyfriend. They ignored it all and guess what those ****ers said? They go we hear there was a black guy involved where is he at. They didn't give a damn about the boyfriend or anything all they wanted was the black guy who did nothing wrong. Aint that some ****!!

^^^ I guess thats more of a situation of citizens police rather than the real police helping since they were obviously interested in only one thing.

^ yeaa thas fuked up stuff