Honestly, I did not have a very high expectation of Melissa PD prior to my run-in with them. The article above is just one of the more recent incidents that made the news. There is much more that most of you don't hear because it doesn't make the news.
I'm not fond of Melissa PD as a whole, but I am very thankful for their response during my incident. On the other hand, they are one of the numerous departments statewide that consistantly conduct illegal sobriety checkpoints under the disguise of "DL Checks".
I will stop there to keep this from becoming a LEO bashing. Regardless, they did handle my CHL/LEO encounter exactly how it should be handled, and for that, I give them kudos.
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- Mon Oct 20, 2008 10:09 pm
- Forum: LEO Contacts & Bloopers
- Topic: First LEO encounter with CHL
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- Fri Oct 03, 2008 11:38 am
- Forum: LEO Contacts & Bloopers
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Re: First LEO encounter with CHL
The fine officers of Melissa Texas.Keith B wrote:What department was this?
Yes, everyone is ok. Now just waiting to hear the "damage" from the insurance agent...
- Fri Oct 03, 2008 9:50 am
- Forum: LEO Contacts & Bloopers
- Topic: First LEO encounter with CHL
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First LEO encounter with CHL
I had my first LEO encounter this morning, and I wish I could say it was just due to speeding.
I was involved in a 3 car wreck. Unfortunately, my vehicle took the brunt of the damage. This wasn't the scenerio I imagined as being my first LEO encounter with the CHL.
You should've seen the other driver's face when I handed the CHL to the officer and he asked where the gun was!
All in all, the officers were extremely professional, and I carried on a good conversation with them while waiting on the tow truck. No incident, and no second thought from the officers regarding the CHL or handgun.
I was involved in a 3 car wreck. Unfortunately, my vehicle took the brunt of the damage. This wasn't the scenerio I imagined as being my first LEO encounter with the CHL.
You should've seen the other driver's face when I handed the CHL to the officer and he asked where the gun was!
All in all, the officers were extremely professional, and I carried on a good conversation with them while waiting on the tow truck. No incident, and no second thought from the officers regarding the CHL or handgun.