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Subject: Re: Sheriff/police using vehicles off duty Author: WOW [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 18:25:00 12/22/12 Sat In reply to: Any opinions on this? 's message, "Sheriff/police using vehicles off duty" on 06:19:33 12/17/12 Mon Ive been helped by an off duty officer. ON HIS OWN TIME!!! When you leave your office or work place do you turn off your heat or air conditioning when you clock out? I would rather pay a few dollars for gas, than replace tousands of dollars worth of electronics that will freeze or over heat in those cars. Last I checked anyone can apply for a police officer or sheriff position. Guess some body didnt get an interview. Just remember when they are called they dont have a choice but to respond and take care of the situation no matter what it is or who it is. On duty or off duty. They dont get THANKED ENOUGH!!! [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date Re: Sheriff/police using vehicles off duty Any opinions on this? 19:32:08 12/22/12 Sat Re: Sheriff/police using vehicles off duty Give Me A Break 13:30:06 12/23/12 Sun Re: Sheriff/police using vehicles off duty -- Ignorance Is, 18:28:35 12/23/12 Sun Re: Sheriff/police using vehicles off duty -- To Ignorance Is, 13:43:51 12/24/12 Mon Re: Sheriff/police using vehicles off duty -- Ignorance Is, 16:45:31 12/24/12 Mon Re: Sheriff/police using vehicles off duty -- No. Thank you., 19:44:47 12/25/12 Tue