High Ranking Police Folk Allegedly Behaving Badly

[Infanteer]

Not really? Married dude grabs and kisses (formerly) close friend’s fiancée at a Christmas party. The rest are witnesses. Pretty straightforward. If you subbed in Pte, Cpl, and MCpl, it would be a pretty stereotypical ‘Christmas party gone wrong’ story most would recognize I think.

A group of cops working the watch together can be very close. Probably not unlike a close knit rifle section just everyone’s a few years older. Not to excuse any of the obvious misconduct; just that the seeming tightness of the group doesn’t surprise me at all.

Constable Miranda's spouse was Constable H.D. Constable Miranda was found to have forced himself on Complaintant, who was engaged to Constable X while they were at a house party of Constable D.A and Constable D.R., who were married. Constable Miranda also told Constable X, his buddy and the fiance of the Complaintant that he assaulted, that they could get some "road head" from Corporal A.F.

That would be a pretty messed up rifle section!

 

[Humphrey Bogart]

Constable Miranda's spouse was Constable H.D. Constable Miranda was found to have forced himself on Complaintant, who was engaged to Constable X while they were at a house party of Constable D.A and Constable D.R., who were married. Constable Miranda also told Constable X, his buddy and the fiance of the Complaintant that he assaulted, that they could get some "road head" from Corporal A.F.

That would be a pretty messed up rifle section!

 

[Jarnhamar]

Constable Miranda's spouse was Constable H.D. Constable Miranda was found to have forced himself on Complaintant, who was engaged to Constable X while they were at a house party of Constable D.A and Constable D.R., who were married. Constable Miranda also told Constable X, his buddy and the fiance of the Complaintant that he assaulted, that they could get some "road head" from Corporal A.F.

That would be a pretty messed up rifle section!

Everyone throw their car keys into the same bowl vibes.

 

[brihard]

Constable Miranda's spouse was Constable H.D. Constable Miranda was found to have forced himself on Complaintant, who was engaged to Constable X while they were at a house party of Constable D.A and Constable D.R., who were married. Constable Miranda also told Constable X, his buddy and the fiance of the Complaintant that he assaulted, that they could get some "road head" from Corporal A.F.

That would be a pretty messed up rifle section!

Yea but they wouldn’t all be on the same watch. Spouses are generally put on different shifts/teams for obvious reasons. Looks like Cst Miranda, Cst X, and one of either of DA/DR - the couple who lived at the house and hosted the party - were likely all on a watch together, along with Cpl whomever.

I dunno, I didn’t find it hard to follow.

 

[CBH99]

That would be a pretty messed up rifle section!

Would it though??

 

[Jarnhamar]

Would it though??

An armored section on the other hand...

 

[Fishbone Jones]

An armored section on the other hand...

You spelled troop wrong.

 

[lenaitch]

Everyone throw their car keys into the same bowl vibes.

We had a detachment like that. Lots of married pairs, separated and living with other members at the same office. We called it Couples By The Sea.

 

[Fishbone Jones]

We had a detachment like that. Lots of married pairs, separated and living with other members at the same office. We called it Couples By The Sea.

The Villages

 

[RedFive]

We had a detachment like that. Lots of married pairs, separated and living with other members at the same office. We called it Couples By The Sea.

West Shore, by chance?

 

[lenaitch]

The Villages

West Shore, by chance?

No. OPP.
(Edit: "sea" used metaphorically)

 

[RedFive]

No. OPP.
(Edit: "sea" used metaphorically)

Ah, alrighty.

West Shore had a similar reputation out here for more than a couple years.

 

[lenaitch]

Back in day when the RCMP had small (like, one member to maybe a dozen) detachments dotted across Ontario, rumour has it that the staffing at one were dispersed after it was discovered they were all wife swapping. New staff were brought in an a couple of years later, the same thing. Shortly after, the detachment was closed but it was around the time they were starting to close a lot of them anyway

 

[mariomike]

We had a detachment like that. Lots of married pairs, separated and living with other members at the same office. We called it Couples By The Sea.

Reminds me of something I read,

Wives of Police Protest Women in Patrol Cars​

Wives of Police Protest Women in Patrol Cars (Published 1974)

NYC Policemen's Wives Assn and Citizens Orgn for Police Support in Staten Island march from Police Hq to City Hall on June 20 to protest assigning of policewomen to patrol cars with male officers; Deputy Inspector Gertrude Schimmel maintains female officers handle violent situations well; illus (M)

www.nytimes.com

"I just saw one sitting in a patrol car fixing her hair,” said Mrs. Sally Corley, patting her own short red hair, as she walked with Mrs. Jane Wanser from Police Plaza to City Hall yesterday to protest the Police Department's assigning policewomen to patrol cars with male officers.