I got pulled over this morning.
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ClubSilencio
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So I was driving to work this morning and got pulled over by a cop (I was speeding a little). The cop gets off his motorcycle and he looks about 35-40, broad shoulders, cop mustache and everything. Impressive tan also given that it's early Spring.
He walks up to my window and says, "Good morning." I'm all nervous and say, "Hey whuh... wuz up?"
He says to me, "Late for work?" I laugh and say, "Yeah."
He goes on to tell me that I should leave earlier next time and speeding is not worth it. Then he tells me to wait.
He goes back to his motorcycle and I can see him scribbling something down. He returns to my car and hands me the paper and says, "Alright buddy, have a good one."
I waited for him to leave before checking the piece of paper which I'm thinking is a speeding ticket.
It turns out the paper has his phone number on it!
Should I report this incident or let it go? I'm still shaking as I type this.
He walks up to my window and says, "Good morning." I'm all nervous and say, "Hey whuh... wuz up?"
He says to me, "Late for work?" I laugh and say, "Yeah."
He goes on to tell me that I should leave earlier next time and speeding is not worth it. Then he tells me to wait.
He goes back to his motorcycle and I can see him scribbling something down. He returns to my car and hands me the paper and says, "Alright buddy, have a good one."
I waited for him to leave before checking the piece of paper which I'm thinking is a speeding ticket.
It turns out the paper has his phone number on it!
Should I report this incident or let it go? I'm still shaking as I type this.
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Report him for what? Not giving you a ticket? I think it's funny. Just ignore it if you're not interested! Last I heard, being gay is not illegal.0
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Report him for what? Not giving you a ticket? I think it's funny. Just ignore it if you're not interested! Last I heard, being gay is not illegal.
Being gay is definitely not illegal. Handing out your number while on duty, in uniform is probably against company policies though, wouldn't you think?0 -
Maybe. But so what. Cop was respectful otherwise, sounds like.0
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_incogNEATo_ wrote: »Report him for what? Not giving you a ticket? I think it's funny. Just ignore it if you're not interested! Last I heard, being gay is not illegal.
Being gay is definitely not illegal. Handing out your number while on duty, in uniform is probably against company policies though, wouldn't you think?
well technically on the legality of being gay, we don't know OP's location. Plenty of countries make Mississippi look like San Francisco (to put it in terms you Americans can understand).
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_incogNEATo_ wrote: »Report him for what? Not giving you a ticket? I think it's funny. Just ignore it if you're not interested! Last I heard, being gay is not illegal.
Being gay is definitely not illegal. Handing out your number while on duty, in uniform is probably against company policies though, wouldn't you think?
Not professional or a wise move while on duty, but OP would you report an attractive waitress who did the same thing? Or just feel flattered and move along.
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Report him for what? Not giving you a ticket? I think it's funny. Just ignore it if you're not interested! Last I heard, being gay is not illegal.
lol. is this a real post?
just what i want! police pulling people over just to hit on them
re[port him, hopefully they take his badge and fire him0 -
Yeah, did you read where the OP said he was speeding?0
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i never said he wasnt. write him a ticket or give him a warning. dont try and score a date. im not interested in cops sexually harassing citizens0
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You implied the reason the OP got pulled over was solely so the cop could hit on him.0
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he pulled him over for speeding, though it may have been used as false pretense to talk to the hot guy
cop sounds like a scumbag to me0 -
It was inappropriate, but I'd let it go and count myself lucky that I wasn't tickets. That and it was a nice compliment.0
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my brother is a cop...you should see what he gets from "fans"0
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_A_Real_Mouthful wrote: »ClubSilencio wrote: »He goes back to his motorcycle and I can see him scribbling something down. He returns to my car and hands me the paper and says, "Alright buddy, have a good one."
golden opportunity to tell him "I'm not your buddy, friend." and really ratchet the situation up a notch or two.
I'm not your friend, guy.0 -
If the officer was a female would you be offended or upset? What he did may not have been the most professional thing but you didn't get a ticket and he didn't make anything a pre-requisite for not giving you a ticket. Women get that type of attention constantly. You have two options, make a thing about it or let it go.0
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I am sure he just wants to go to a ballgame and have a couple of beers with a guy,0
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The idea of reporting him seems over the top to me. If he had acted unprofessional beyond leaving his number then I might see cause to do so, but it sounds like he was polite. I'd hardly call anything about this encounter "sexual harassment" like another poster did.
I'm curious why OP had such a strong reaction to this? Why are you "still shaking"? I'm sorry but it sounds like you just can't stand the idea of a gay man giving you his number.0 -
Oh wow totally unprofessional0
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