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14 Aug 16
Originally posted by vanderveldeIn my home town, police officers were encouraged to drive their police cars to and from work. It was not unusual to see a police car parked in front of a house or apartment. I suppose there was an idea behind it, to discourage crime and/or build community awareness that cops are members of the community just like everyone else.
I have been seeing a police car in front of a building in my neighborhood for couple of years now.
It may be either a minister or a protected witness.
14 Aug 16
Originally posted by vanderveldeMaybe the cop has a friend in the building. Maybe he is on stakeout. It seems to not be a concern of yours unless you think some violence is going to break out sometime soon.
I have been seeing a police car in front of a building in my neighborhood for couple of years now.
It may be either a minister or a protected witness.
Maybe you should buy an AK47......
14 Aug 16
Originally posted by vanderveldeMaaaaaan, the plot thickens. Take pics or video, upload and share it here.
I should have added that the car isn't "just parked - there is always someone in the car, often a couple of officers, on shifts; they watch the entrance of the building as if an official (i. e. someone important) is living there.
Let's troll the hell out of them, shall we?
15 Aug 16
Originally posted by sonhouseStakeout? Parking a police car in front of the building could tip off the bad guys. Sometimes criminals will notice things like that.
Maybe the cop has a friend in the building. Maybe he is on stakeout. It seems to not be a concern of yours unless you think some violence is going to break out sometime soon.
Maybe you should buy an AK47......
I'm just saying...
15 Aug 16
Originally posted by vanderveldeOh man, that's an even bigger tip off! A criminal would have to be dumb as a sack of wet socks to not notice that.
I should have added that the car isn't "just parked - there is always someone in the car, often a couple of officers, on shifts; they watch the entrance of the building as if an official (i. e. someone important) is living there.