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Just when you think it's safe to pick up the phone.............
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<blockquote data-quote="buddy" data-source="post: 568502" data-attributes="member: 12886"><p>That sounds so scary and I would have been a puddle if I was her (or you) too. You did beautifully! I'm glad that she didn't have anything on her and they let her go but gosh....just seems so excessive. </p><p></p><p>I recently called our police lieutenant to ask about whether or not they would want to know about the positive behavior initiative that Q is being a part of and this guy said he knew about Q! I can't remember if I posted but I had butt dialed the police a few months ago and they came out and we were fine but it happened to be summer, and the man who came was the local school resource officer. He sat and talked to Q and when Q rode his bike I explained we had just moved here and I have had to call 911 for real and why..... He then brought it up at report and this lt. remembered. He said they discuss anything beyond traffic stops and he sends his staff to special needs training classes whenever he can. He had just sent five officers to a class. Wont help if he has a meltdown in the towns bordering us (though I have experienced good police in two other of the adjoining cities) but for our home, it is nice to know. But I always feel....it only takes ONE dumb donkey to handle things insensitively. Honestly. It is a scary world even when the "good guys" are involved.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="buddy, post: 568502, member: 12886"] That sounds so scary and I would have been a puddle if I was her (or you) too. You did beautifully! I'm glad that she didn't have anything on her and they let her go but gosh....just seems so excessive. I recently called our police lieutenant to ask about whether or not they would want to know about the positive behavior initiative that Q is being a part of and this guy said he knew about Q! I can't remember if I posted but I had butt dialed the police a few months ago and they came out and we were fine but it happened to be summer, and the man who came was the local school resource officer. He sat and talked to Q and when Q rode his bike I explained we had just moved here and I have had to call 911 for real and why..... He then brought it up at report and this lt. remembered. He said they discuss anything beyond traffic stops and he sends his staff to special needs training classes whenever he can. He had just sent five officers to a class. Wont help if he has a meltdown in the towns bordering us (though I have experienced good police in two other of the adjoining cities) but for our home, it is nice to know. But I always feel....it only takes ONE dumb donkey to handle things insensitively. Honestly. It is a scary world even when the "good guys" are involved. [/QUOTE]
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