South Carolina Mayor bans police pursuit of suspects -- even foot pursuit

[WilliamTomFrank]

I find it kind of strange that both of your posts in this thread are copied and pasted from this Fark thread. Do you not have any thoughts of your own about this story?

Hahahaha! Busted!........Busted like a Not-a-popo kick to the nuts.:D

[Brendon]

Hahahaha! Busted!........Busted like a Not-a-popo kick to the nuts.:D

I admit it! I feel like I'm doing a virtual perp walk!

[Big_Montana]

Holy S--t! wow, i worked for a SECURITY company once with a no chase policy, thing was, even their managment was smart enough to realize you can't have that policy at specific accounts (like the one i was working near the intersection of Broadway st. and I-94 in one of the worst areas of Minneapolis). they actually told me in my (2nd training class, after my sophomore year of college). We know the account your going to you don't have to pay any attention to this no chase thing, everyone else listen up.

they were a security company and had the good sense to realize there are places where policies like this increase the crime and danger, and or would loose you the account.

-Deke

[Brendon]

Security - Snip

-Deke

What kind of Security is it though and for what? Security is usually 'observe and report' stuff, and nothing confrontational most of the time.

[Sgt. Slaughter]

Ban lifted.

The Associated Press: Regaining footing: SC mayor revokes no-chase call

[greg72982]

It's also great to see that her concern was money and not the welfare of the officers. Big shock there :rolleyes:

[Mr. Peanut]

Earlier this week, Peake said she ordered the ban after a city officer was hurt chasing a "guy who had a piece of crack on him." She said a drug possession charge was not worth higher insurance costs.

All along she was just trying to help out her fellow crackheads.

[Big_Montana]

What kind of Security is it though and for what? Security is usually 'observe and report' stuff, and nothing confrontational most of the time.

What you would call a 'high incident' account on the overnight shift at a 24 hour grovery store in Minneapolis' 4th Precinct as well as a few others i did. usually caught at least 3 shoplifters a week (who almost always fought) and broke up at least a couple of fights a week. i worked with a Private Investigator who was undercover about half of my shifts, 'twas good cuff 'n stuff fun, they made it clear to my company they weren't hiring observe and report, they were hiring someone to make arrests, fill out trespass forms, and turn the people over to the cops.

[Creeker]

Originally Posted by Brendon
What kind of Security is it though and for what? Security is usually 'observe and report' stuff, and nothing confrontational most of the time.

Still posting uninformed Opinion as fact, I see.:rolleyes: