Comments on: Things you shouldn’t say to a deputy Part 1 http://baycrime.freedomblogging.com/2007/11/23/things-you-shouldnt-say-to-a-deputy-part-1/12/ Keeping track of criminal activity in Bay County Sat, 11 Oct 2008 11:46:30 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: PanamaTiger http://baycrime.freedomblogging.com/2007/11/23/things-you-shouldnt-say-to-a-deputy-part-1/12/#comment-9 PanamaTiger Fri, 30 Nov 2007 21:12:30 +0000 http://baycrime.freedomblogging.com/2007/11/23/things-you-shouldnt-say-to-a-deputy-part-1/#comment-9 get a frigging grip. Why must everybody be dead serious 24/7? Police, not only in Bay County but everywhere in the WORLD, have unusual and sometimes hilarious incidents. I personally find it humorous. You, OTOH, are one uptight dilbert who needs to learn to laugh from time to time and get a grip. You must be one miserable person, IMHO. BTW, your powers of deduction are 'not all that'. get a frigging grip. Why must everybody be dead serious 24/7? Police, not only in Bay County but everywhere in the WORLD, have unusual and sometimes hilarious incidents.

I personally find it humorous. You, OTOH, are one uptight dilbert who needs to learn to laugh from time to time and get a grip. You must be one miserable person, IMHO.

BTW, your powers of deduction are ‘not all that’.

]]> By: Beleaguered Taxpayer http://baycrime.freedomblogging.com/2007/11/23/things-you-shouldnt-say-to-a-deputy-part-1/12/#comment-6 Beleaguered Taxpayer Sat, 24 Nov 2007 16:41:29 +0000 http://baycrime.freedomblogging.com/2007/11/23/things-you-shouldnt-say-to-a-deputy-part-1/#comment-6 Ah, the romanticized shenanigans of those crazy boys in blue. Is this really news? Hell, is it really interesting is a better question. Given the work of law enforcement around here the NH should be about holding them to the highest standard of public trust and not focusing on their "wacky, zany, comical day-in-the-life moments." However, it is easy copy and probably endears you to these thugs and that can make your life easier in the long run. Easier if you define your role as being an extension of the BCSO public relations department. Let me guess how law enforcement coverage works? You send a green reporter out to talk the PR people at the sheriff's office. They, under the guise of "helping them," basically write their story for them. Throw in a little flattery about their journalistic capabilities and then let them fulfill a lifelong dream of wearing a holster or going on a ride-along, and voila! Investigating journalism happens. I don't know which is more disappointing...the gang who can't shoot straight or the news media charged with protecting the public interest. Ah, the romanticized shenanigans of those crazy boys in blue. Is this really news? Hell, is it really interesting is a better question. Given the work of law enforcement around here the NH should be about holding them to the highest standard of public trust and not focusing on their “wacky, zany, comical day-in-the-life moments.” However, it is easy copy and probably endears you to these thugs and that can make your life easier in the long run. Easier if you define your role as being an extension of the BCSO public relations department. Let me guess how law enforcement coverage works? You send a green reporter out to talk the PR people at the sheriff’s office. They, under the guise of “helping them,” basically write their story for them. Throw in a little flattery about their journalistic capabilities and then let them fulfill a lifelong dream of wearing a holster or going on a ride-along, and voila! Investigating journalism happens. I don’t know which is more disappointing…the gang who can’t shoot straight or the news media charged with protecting the public interest.

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