Decision?
With a quiet sporting week (ho hum, Aussie wins a cricket match, Aussie thrashes NZ in hockey, NZ rugby teams - womens, wheelchair - win, - same old same old), what would you do here?
You're a sole-charge policeman in a small rural town in NZ. You are off-duty, playing golf with the aid of 15 clubs and a six-pack or two of amber liquid.
There's a serious car smash just up the road. Do you:
(a) jump in your car and get to the scene and render whatever assistance you can?
(b) continue with your off-duty priorities at the 19th hole?
The fact that this cop was even charged is a joke. Thankfully he struck a judge with an ounce of common sense.
You're a sole-charge policeman in a small rural town in NZ. You are off-duty, playing golf with the aid of 15 clubs and a six-pack or two of amber liquid.
There's a serious car smash just up the road. Do you:
(a) jump in your car and get to the scene and render whatever assistance you can?
(b) continue with your off-duty priorities at the 19th hole?
The fact that this cop was even charged is a joke. Thankfully he struck a judge with an ounce of common sense.
Labels: opinion
posted by Rob Crawford at 10:52 AM
1 Comments:
As the son of a policeman, Im suprised that one of his peers decided to dob him in to begin with.
I guess theres been a bit of pressure on the police to be open to the standard judicial system after the rape cases and racist claims, but the cop who breath tested the defendant clearly wasnt thinking broader than saving his own ass.
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