🚀 go-pugleaf

Steve,
Hold on there with the verbal abuse.  Who licked the red off your lollypop? 
What a tirade!

I understand that you don't like it but you provide no evidence other that 
some blatantly offensive name calling is lame.  Let's see some facts and data 
to back up your mouth.

I've lived in appartments where "courtsey officers" resided several times.  
He was "on call" for the complex and was always closer than the nearest 
partol officer.  Best thing of all was that he parked his squad car in the 
lot.  Bet a crook took a few moments to think about that and go somewhere 
else.  He was also a very good neighbor, no problems, no weirdness and no 
hassel.

Think twice before you shoot off your mouth with your foot in it.  The 
benefits far outweigh your shortsightedness and and lack of understanding.

LD


In article <50st5h$gs9@news.onramp.net>, spd@onramp.net (Steven Doyle) wrote:
]I never fully understood this crock of shit.  'Courtesy Officer' translates 
]into 'free room for cop shakedown'.  Do not try to convince me otherwise.  I 
]have lived in apartments in the past and know this fully well to be true.  
]For the free  aprtment the officer must lock a gate at the pool each night 
](maybe not even that much).  The officers that I was acquanted with were 
]usually too drunk to perform much else.
]
]
]In article <32314426.57E8@iamerica.net>, aubreyh@iamerica.net says...
]>
]>I am an experienced police officer that is looking for a courtesy officer 
]>position in the Dallas area with an apartment complex.  I will provide 
]>services in exchange for free rent.  Please leave me e-mail if 
]>interested.
]>
]>
]>Sincerely,
]>
]>
]>Aubrey Hawkins
]