A little Compassion and Understanding from the COPS??? yeah right

[cirella09]

Houston Texans, Ryan Moats is pulled over outside of the hospital on his way to try and visit his dying mother in law.  Unbelievable how this one cop can be so cold...even when nurses and other officers try and get him to calm down...

http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=4017382

[MU B2002]

Re: A little Compassion and Understanding from the Cop COPS??? yeah right


Fixed.

[cirella09]

fair enough

[MU B2002]

Still a very sad story.  Can't imagine how I would have acted in that situation.

[ChicosBailBonds]

There are good cops and bad cops, good teachers and bad teachers, etc, etc, etc.


It's unfortunate for all involved.  I'm sure the cop feels terrible.   But I'm sure there's never been anyone that has run a red light or going 100mph on the freeway and claimed (falsely) to the officer that they were just trying to get to the hospital for an emergency.      It happens.  Those types of things jade people and that might have jaded this officer.

He obviously took it too far when he was in the parking lot of the hospital and even nurses were telling him that it was a legit story.

[TallTitan34]

But I'm sure there's never been anyone that has run a red light or going 100mph on the freeway and claimed (falsely) to the officer that they were just trying to get to the hospital for an emergency.      It happens.  Those types of things jade people and that might have jaded this officer.

It's one thing is someone tells you that story and is nowhere near a hospital with no sick person in the car.  This guy clearly had his emergency lights on and pulled over at the hospital.

No matter how jaded you are there's no excuse for this.  Even if you think he's lying let him go inside and follow him.  If he was lying, I'm sure you could find another charge to write him up on.  This cop should be fired.