There was a security guard working 1 night and he heard somepeople talking then all of a sudden he heard someone say "No Bob No" and then there was a gun shot. When the guard broke down the door there was a nurse, a priest, and a waitress. Why did the guard after not even asking any questions arrest the prist?
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because the nurse and the waitress had been shot
131380
my daddy once set a trap for a neighborhood burglar (who turned out to be an illegal immigrant, but thats another subject), caught him, tied him up, and held him captive until the police came. mom and I helped him do it. there was no violence involved whatsoever. it was a citizens arrest and none of us got into any trouble.
240402
in case an emergency happens when there is only one person working and they have to leave.  Most doors also come with locks on them.
224527
LollZ, funniest thing I have heard all day! They need to get expert security like WWE Wrestlers or something! Gosh, they can't even buld a fence correctly!
436861
You have to fill out a missing pistol report....\nThey should of been in a safe so they could not of been stollen...
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I have never had that happen.  I have had cops come in and pull out guns and all on us.  Then they left and apparently they were in the wrong place.  They really sound to me like they have done something that they should be letting youin on.  I would call a lawyer and see if they can give you a free consultation that seems a little like harrassment.  Although they did have a warrant so who can tell.
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i shattered my ankle once and as a result i was in bed for like 3 months so my grandfater loaned me his scanner, i was lying there one night and i heard the local(so close i could see the police staition from my window) pd and they were talking about a group of suspicious persons walking around and then one cop actually reffered to these ppl as a group of (n-word) and the other one said "yeah there in the wrong neighboorhood lets get em" they detained these ppl for something like 90 mins and kept running there names and harrassing them, also my scanner could pick up wireless phones and pager messages too there was some pretty interesting things there?!?
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We ll if you want a job they have to  check your background because that s the law i give u a example let say you going for  a security if they don t check your background you could be a criminal and you could use that gun to shoot someone or assult someone that s why it s very important they have to do a background if you fill out a apprecation you say say no for background you most likely won t get a job. Just like the bar when a man murder the girl and dumb her on seaview av near the belt parkway he was on parole and the bar owner didn t check his background the police find out by matching his dna on the gloves sheets and using her cellphones the cellphone was on and they trace her number to him and he got arrested? you see why it s so important they have to do background checks?
37222
He broke the thou shalt not shoot thy friend in the face law.  What an idiot.\n\nUsually we are worried about who might shoot our president not who out pres and vice will shoot.  Scary world we live in.
49841
Because there is no law that people have to call the media the moment something happens, even though the media wants you to think they are the most important institution.  Police and medical crews were called immediately.  The owner of the range was given the call on telling the media, and she did that - the next day.
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Shame she must be so stressed. If she is innocent she has nothing to worry about , but still, i can just imagine what she must be going through right now. Innocent or not it is still scary, like someone else mentioned if they thought her guilty they probably would have knocked on her door and arrested her. Aahh shame, good luck to her and to you as her friend.
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I could understand why they would protect the witness, the police do not want the person put into danger. As far as giving out information they don't want to give out information that only the person that committed the crime would know. I think it is normal to with hold information from the press. I am sure they have a reason.
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When was the last time you knew everything was as it should be.\nWhat time did you discover it?\nHow did they get in? \nHow did they leave?\nWhat did they take? Do you have serial numbers?\nAny weapons or money taken?\nSeen any strange people in neighborhood or hanging around?\nHad any run ins with anyone?\nKnow of anyone who would have done this?\n\nYou also look around the scene and take note of point of entry and exit and method of entry and exit. Was door kicked, pryed, hit? Window busted? Look to see if it was busted in or out as some people stage a burglary and make the mistake of knocking the window from the inside out. You make note of what was taken to determine if it looks like professionals or just crackheads broke in. You have to determine the time as much as you can so you can ask neighbors etc.
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Here's a couple.\nI used to work at a video store.  Inside the store there is an EXIT door that opens up to a long hallway, which leads to another EXIT door, which leads outside.  One day a tall, thin, and heavy box was propped up against the wall behind the door.  It fell over and blocked the EXIT door.  We kept some things in storage in that hallway.  When I went back there to retreive some racks, I discovered that the door was blocked.  It would open just enough to for me to reach my arm in.  I figured I could work the box back up enough to open the door a squeezeable width.  I was down on my knees with my right cheek to the door, my right ear to the small door opening.  The hallway was dark.  Suddenly a voice asked me, "What are you doing?"  I was so scared that I kicked the door open (ruining the box) to see who it was.  There was no one in the hallway.  It's a long hallway so I would have seen someone running away.  There was no where to hide in the hallway.  I knew there was no one back there b/c a samll alarm goes off everytime you open the door, and the only time the alarm when off was when I opened it.\n\nOne night I had to go to the back office.  When I opened the door, there was a young man (maybe between 23 and 25) sitting at the table with the security monitor.  He was watching us on the screen.  After a moment, he turned to me and then vanished.\n\nOk, one more.  I went into the breakroom one night.  When I went in, I saw a man sitting at the breakroom table.  He was sitting back in the chair with his arms crossed over his chest.  At first I thought he was a customer.  It was so unusual to see a customer back there.  I was standing in the doorway, with one foot in and one foot out.  I looked out the doorway up to the front counter, I guess b/c I couldn't believe my eyes and wanted to tell someone.  I didn't call out to anyone.  I looked back into the breakroom, and the man had vanished.  I saw the man again later standing at register one and then again standing outside next to the drop box.\n\nI have loads more.  Stuff like that is always happening to me.\n\nHave fun!
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I agree. This has happened in my town twice in the last 8 months, and both times they killed the men. One of them was my husband( I am not in any way joking). He was   the most wonderful man I have ever met in my life, and would never hurt anybody. He was following orders when he was shot, but the cops weren't communicating with each other very well, so within 10 seconds (literally)  my husband was gone. All thanks to a  jumpy, cop high on adrenaline. My husband was not armed, and he did not try to attack. I honestly don't know how they are getting away with it either, if  it was anybody else, they wouldn't. I'm sorry, but I just don't think that having a badge and a gun entitles ANYONE to take the life of someone else.
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Their job is not to arrest or catch him, their job is to bring news. And they know they will never get interviews like that from any person on the run if they helped catching him. \n\nOn the other hand, they do help somewhat, since they bring sound and pictures to the investigation..
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- Not doing anything wrong? He was using UCLA equipment without proper ID in a place where this is a known policy.\n\n- Leaving when police tasered him? Sorta. He was leaving, but police wante to question him, probably to determine if he was trespassing or if charges should be filed. At that point, he began to resist.\n\n- Since his name was not released, his 'medical condition' is just based on his statement. He did not specify what the condition was supposed to be, and claims of vague medical conditions are common to avoid being held or restrained.\n\n- Common situation? Obviously not. The fact that the incident has the power to shock and outrage us proves that it is pretty rare. \n\n- Police brutality? The video does not prove much, but can just as easily represent a student desperately trying to get out of a bad situation the way people always do on COPS, etc.\n\nCalling it police brutality is pretty judgemental without knowing the full story.