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What Would You Do With This Out Of Control Cop Mom?

By: JustJaney
Written on September 22nd, 2011
By: JustJaney
Age: 18-21
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  • claire7180

    It's difficult to admit the job I used to do. But i I can hand on heart say I did it for all the RIGHT reasons.....not so I could be power trip happy lol

    Sep 26, 2011
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  • claire7180

    Well that was my career for 3 years unfortunately ..... I left it coz I hated it so much and in no way did it suit my personality . I did it to " help people" but it turned out I had nothing in common with any colleagues and felt like I could count on one hand the amount of people I actually helped. What's happening there with the situation you see is sheer abuse of position and should not be happening. If it was in my country she would be disciplined and possibly could lose her job. No matter the uniform...it should be used in it's correct content and no other usage. I realy hope it all calms down for you ....I realy do ;) xxx



    @katnipkitkat: I'm appalled to hear that ....no wonder cops get a bad name. Sadly it's the controllers sergeants in the call centres that decide which calls are attended but the public aren't told any of this...they are left hanging as per usual . Sad times .



    Ps.....soooooooo glad I'm away from it all!!! The worst job in the world :(

    Sep 24, 2011
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    • katnipkitkat

      The police are so much nicer here in Japan! It's amazing! One time we found a key on our table and it didn't belong to either of us or the person visiting. We had no idea who could have left it or how it got there. My husband called the police and told them how we found this strange key and they came over and picked it up and filled out a report.

      Sep 24, 2011
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    • JustJaney

      that must have been quite interesting! I can see how there aren't enough progressive thinking cops out there, and you are probably not fitting for them, of course - it's a little more traditional and too militant of a mindset with cops - we may benefit better if authority figures weren't so severe and kind of well, less traditional, if that makes sense? We need more of them that are fueled to really, truly help and we need more with some big hearts and inspiration. As misfitting as that may sound, maybe it would change a lot about things if people tried it. Wow - they must have good measures going on in your country to at least help keep those people out from working with the law. thanks so much for the support. And my first comment didn't go through cause of a bad connection - doh! - but I would like to say that I am so glad to get this off of my chest and just talk about it sometimes and be able to say something so I can feel better and move on some more!

      Sep 26, 2011
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  • katnipkitkat

    They definitely wouldn't do it for regular people. When my car was broken into they refused to even come out and take a report.

    Sep 24, 2011
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  • JustJaney

    I guess this doesn't really belong in animal rights :p but it was a posting mistake. I still appreciate the feedback and views; thank you. Probably more dysfunctional family or cop mom? wonder if there's an outta control cop mom/parent/dad group..... lol

    Sep 23, 2011
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  • katnipkitkat

    Obviously the phrase "power corrupts, absolute power corrupts absolutely" is a completely unknown concept to her. You can't change her, only she can change herself and obviously has no desire to. As you said the best you can do is keep out of her way until you can get out. In the meantime just try to give the best advice you can to your brother to deal with it. I think quite a few kids have the same problems with their parents except that all the other parents don't have the luxury of having the long arm of the law at their disposal for every little whim. I would advise your brother to get as far away as he can when he turns 18 and change his name.

    Sep 23, 2011
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    • JustJaney

      Thanks for commenting; you're awesome for that. But yeah, totally. I think whenever she calls now it's like 'oh it's uh, Sherri again.... hmmm... guess let's go check this out' because some of them kinda don't like her and see that she has some, uh, problems. I still think, however, that her position does make it easier for her to get them to come out though. I mean, I really think they might not do this kind of stuff just for anyone else... shooing away kids from smoking on your front porch while you're not home? I mean, come on... getting them to check on the house when you're gone over the weekend and scare them away? It just doesn't seem right; it seems like things they wouldn't do for other people - they'd probably tell them they've got better things to do with their time.

      Anyways. I think that's what I'm going to do. Continue being supportive, give advice to help him empower himself past this, and hopefully, our relationship doesn't have to be distanced because he's doing things that are hurtful to me, too.

      Sep 23, 2011
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