cops right on top of things except … woops … oh damn. they ate the evidence
on 12/01/2010 at 02:01 PM
I was under the impression that it took the smell of donuts to get good response from law enforcement.I now see it takes any form of food to get them to the scene.
Now Im wondering what kind of food you can offer them to make them act smartly instead of just bystanders.
Anyone remember the old, old crime story where a woman murdered her husband with a frozen leg of lamb? Then she thawed it and fed it to the cops who came to investigate. I swear to God it’s a real (fictional) story—maybe 50 years old.
Speaking of Stupid thing happening in Britain:
http://cubachi.com/2010/12/01/nanny-state-england-prepared-to-give-swipe-cards-to-monitor-kids-health/
Does it get any dumber than this??Don’t tempt fate Rich, because it probably does.
As the P man reminds us every day and sundays too.
Rich, I can’t help it. They just won’t stop feeding me material. It’s endless. lol.
I refer you to comment #4 here.I don’t see how the food inside the box is evidence, or how this would make the police dumb.. I have bought pizzas at a discount from delivery guys, and even sold them that way.. You take the pizzas to the local bar and sell them for 5 bucks apiece (or more for more toppings). I never look at the address when I buy them, I don’t think the cops would think of it without a reason.
Of course, the news has to make a big thing of how dumb the cops are, even over the most trivial of things. I refer to the doughnut thing. Yes, cops often eat a lot. Yes, it’s usually fast foods like doughnuts and such, however, these are easier for them to get and eat in the car as they don’t usually get a break to go into a sit down restaurant and wait for service, etc, mainly because of the chance of having to leave their dinners half done.Sorry.. Just ranting..
Bill
12/01/2010 at 05:25 PM
