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Good cop or bad cop??? by lab rat2007-10-05 13:24:12
  Good Cop, Bad Law by lheggland2007-10-05 13:40:09
    Agreed. However, by Nath32007-10-05 13:42:31
      Being in an irrational state is no excuse. by lheggland2007-10-05 13:48:41
        Of course panicking is dangerous. by Nath32007-10-05 14:08:15
          Panic is learned behavior, a heart attack is not. by lheggland2007-10-05 14:17:54
            Reading is something you can and should by Peace_man2007-10-05 14:33:06
              And it still does not excuse her behavior. (n/t) by lheggland2007-10-05 14:34:09
                It explains why there is some reason by Peace_man2007-10-05 14:43:09
                  It makes her less sympathetic in my eyes. by lheggland2007-10-05 14:51:27
                    The officer is doing a good job. by Peace_man2007-10-05 15:04:25
                      So then bad behavior is to be expected by lab rat2007-10-05 15:19:06
                        It IS expected. by Peace_man2007-10-05 15:31:04
                          That would be an incorrect assumption. by subbywan2007-10-05 15:34:08
                            Yep. Exactly. She screwed up and should be held by lab rat2007-10-05 15:46:19
                              What I read here is pretty much everybody (n/t) by Twitchh 2007-10-05 16:15:17
condemning the girl's *behavior*, not the girl herself.

Her behavior in this situation *may* be understandable given a variety of circumstances neither we nor the officer involved are aware of, but there's no question that that same *behavior* is utterly inexcusable, and was treated with a surprising degree of concern for *her* welfare given the responsibilties incumbent on the officer. (Which, by the way, do not include figuring out why she's acting like she is. Not his job.)

It doesn't matter *why* she's acting the way she's acting. What matters is that the way she's *acting* is unacceptable and will be changed. *She* can change it, or the officer can change it for her. Her choice. And she chose..... poorly.
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