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    Default Outrageous Police Action or Not?

    Ariz. cop had black men rap away ticket
    http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20061202/...lice_tv_show_9

    The segment appeared on "Tempe StreetBeat," a program produced by police in the Phoenix suburb that followed several officers on patrol. It shows Sgt. Chuck Schoville pulling over two men in August in a mall parking lot.

    He first asks for a name and ID from the driver and then asks the two men if they know how much the fine is for littering.

    The officer then tells the men that they can avoid getting a littering ticket "if the two of you just do a little rap about — what do you want to do a rap about? Littering? About the dangers of littering."

    The two men agree, and each performs a short rap, laughing afterward. One says, "The dangers of littering, you will get a ticket. If you ain't wit' it, you better be experienced."

    The second man raps, "Yo, I just got pulled over 'cause I threw my trash out the window when they rolled over. They got behind me and pulled me over."

    Later, Schoville talks football with the men, one of whom agrees with his prediction that the Oakland Raiders will make it to the Super Bowl this year.

    Schoville then says, "You know why you say I'm right? Because I got a gun and badge. I'm always right. That's the way it works, right?" The three laugh and the two men get in their car.
    Well- is this cop a filthy pig or just an ordinary guy? Does this deserve the response its getting?

    I'm inclined to think not.

    Crazed Rabbit
    Last edited by Crazed Rabbit; 12-04-2006 at 08:20.
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