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Kettle, Denny's, or the all night taco shack.Jumping Frog wrote:Makes sense to me. At 3 am on a Monday, they know if something happens they can reach the guys in the field at the donut shop anyway.gigag04 wrote: I meant no ill will with my comment, though ours are known to watch movies or play video games at times too. But who can blame them at 3 am on a Monday.
Ours are usually, with phones, tone outs, background noise, other radio channels, 911 calls. I meant no ill will with my comment, though ours are known to watch movies or play video games at times too. But who can blame them at 3 am on a Monday.magillapd wrote:Not all dispatchers are distractedgigag04 wrote:I'd be shocked if you got anything more than a lecture from most TX LEOs.
Just like a DL - if you forgot it, tell me, I will look you up, find your DL, and tell you to remember it next time.
Bonus points if you know your DL number, and I don't have to spell your first and last name over the radio and hope the distracted person on the other end catches it.
No need to learn it. I don't know of a way to run one.C-dub wrote:Interesting and oddly enough, I do know my DL #, but not my CHL # yet.gigag04 wrote:I'd be shocked if you got anything more than a lecture from most TX LEOs.
Just like a DL - if you forgot it, tell me, I will look you up, find your DL, and tell you to remember it next time.
Bonus points if you know your DL number, and I don't have to spell your first and last name over the radio and hope the distracted person on the other end catches it.
