Vandal
Regular Member
So i am not the only one who doesn't know how to read
I am focused on his body language which was out of line. He doesn't have to change his approach, he can continue with his confrontational body language.
I forgot that it is their job to be confrontational and rude...oh, and make teenage girls cry. And this whole time I thought they served a different purpose, thank you for clearing that up.
Calling him a prick and deducing why he seems to think it was appropriate to behave that way dos speak a lot to myself...it speaks to my ability to look at a persons behavior and determine, appropriately, whether they are friend or foe.
Not to be an a$$, and I know I will come across as one, but it sounds to me like you need to grow a thicker skin and press on in life. Law Enforcement has changed a lot in just the last 10-15 years. The days of Andy Griffith and the friendly cop down the street are over and have been since the late 60s. As people have become more violent, the LE community has had to change and adapt because that is what the public at large expects.
That school cop was doing exactly what you as a parent want him to do as a school cop, watch out for your kid's safety by identifying who you were and what you were doing there. School cops have possibly the hardest job in LE, having to deal with spoiled children and those who fight authority constantly. If he doesn't come off as a hard-a$$ then the same kids he has been tasked to protect will attempt to walk all over him, their parents too.
