I had a similar story--not quite as exciting... I was riding downtown and this fool in a delivery van whips across both lanes of one way traffic only to double park his ass right in front of a big line of cars.  He could have waited, but noooooo.....he needed to go *right* then.  Everybody had to slam on their brakes and try to change lanes to get around this clown.  There was ample honking and cursing... As luck would have it a SFPD car had just joined us and saw the whole thing.  He lit the guy up and a couple of folks took a moment to applaud and cheer the officer.  Mr. LEO waved and smiled.   It's nice havin' 'em in the right place at the right time.   

Quote from: Michael Moore on July 16, 2009, 08:06:03 PM
They can't hear me over my clutch, so I repeat myself,

This is my favorite part. 

Nicely done, MM 

Watch out for the mattress police    Good job!

Yesterday I was driving next to the dumbarton bridge (on, the road that goes to the old dumbarton bridge) and I look over and there is a teal mini van driving with a mattress tied to the top, blowing up to a 45 degree angle.

"That moron?"
That's hilarious!

Had I been drinking milk, beer or anything else it would have been coming out of my nose while I was reading that.   





A few months ago I saw some moron rush out of a bank drive way in heavy traffic right in front of a big white Ford 3500. The pickup had to slam on its brakes to avoid hitting them. Think was, the lady looked right at the truck and figured she would just shoehorn her way in there anyway. You could just see the wheels turning in her head before she made her move. I was already thinking, what a dumbass before she went, because unknown to her at that moment, the Pickup was The State Park Police. Justice was served almost  immediately   as the rangers lit her up and pulled her over.

Quote from: MendoDave on July 23, 2009, 06:54:29 PM
Had I been drinking milk, beer or anything else it would have been coming out of my nose while I was reading that.   





A few months ago I saw some moron rush out of a bank drive way in heavy traffic right in front of a big white Ford 3500. The pickup had to slam on its brakes to avoid hitting them. Think was, the lady looked right at the truck and figured she would just shoehorn her way in there anyway. You could just see the wheels turning in her head before she made her move. I was already thinking, what a dumbass before she went, because unknown to her at that moment, the Pickup was The State Park Police. Justice was served almost  immediately   as the rangers lit her up and pulled her over.

Ah yes, cutting off a    - not the wisest course of action.

To MM,


It's not often you find a LEO when you need one.  Usually I find them when I don't need 'em.

Quote from: r_ciao on July 23, 2009, 09:24:45 PM
To MM,


It's not often you find a LEO when you need one.  Usually I find them when I don't need 'em.

Ya, me too. But that day the stars were aligned.