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Creating Fireworks Of My Own

Lincoln Adams | October 12, 2008 @ 10:47 pm

My town was throwing a Columbus Day festival this weekend, which included a fireworks show for tonight.  Since I either hated everybody in town or they hated me, I avoided it like the plague.  I still got a chance to see the fireworks though since I was on the second floor and I was able to get a good view of it from my window.

It also gave me a good view of the drug dealers on the street too.

So here I am, just trying to mind my own business and enjoy the fireworks in peace, and there’s a crime in progress happening right underneath me.  God in heaven do I hate this town.

I watched the two scumbag dealers as they got into their black ride and tossed a few bags of “white powder” around, the door and headlights on in the dark of night so all the world could see what a bunch of schmucks they were.  They were getting ready to stoke a few up after what I guess must have been a good night for them, festival and all.

Hmmmmmmmmmm…  :think:

I dialed 911.

“Yeah there’s a couple of guys hashing it up on the apartment grounds here, and I was wondering if you could send somebody over to go ruin their night?”  I gave the operator the location.

“What’s your name, sir?”

“Oh my name?  Sure my name is-”  I hung up.

I waited a few minutes, and eventually decided the cops weren’t going to do anything when a patrol car suddenly pulled up next to the dealers’ car.

What ensued afterwards turned out to be 10 times more fun to watch than the fireworks.  :ggrin:

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Cop Out!

Lincoln Adams | March 19, 2007 @ 6:30 pm

One night I was sifting through a pile of “official police documents” at work and punching them into the system. I came across one for “Forcible Touching, 2nd Degree” and tried to think of an appropriate abbreviation for such a charge, since the field for inputting charges was ridiculously short to begin with, forcing us to come up with all sorts of creative abbreviations so we could fit the damned charges in.

So I put in “Touchy Feely.”

One of these days I’ll finally come to realize that the cops I work with have absolutely NO sense of humor WHATSOEVER. A detective called up and had a canary over my description of the charge, (which I happen to think was a pretty accurate description by the way). My CO though was not amused, so alas, I shall be written up once again for my momentary lapse of judgment.

I think I’ve been working here too long.

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