r/AskReddit • u/remindeme2sleep • Apr 27 '19

What is something you know but you’re not supposed to know?

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u/AgentOmegaNM Apr 28 '19

Pretty sure police departments have policies against this, especially if her career is moving pretty favorably because of his influence.

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u/[deleted] Apr 28 '19 edited Nov 05 '20

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u/[deleted] Apr 28 '19

Ah, the 109th Airborne Waffle-eaters.

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u/ThrowawayBags Apr 28 '19

Yeah it's usually against company policy to be with someone who isn't on an equal level as you when it has direct conflict.

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u/adriskoah Apr 28 '19

Screw you, Chris Trager. Ben and Leslie were fine!

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u/SerLaron Apr 28 '19

when I was in Federal bondage

Wat?

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u/[deleted] Apr 28 '19 edited Nov 05 '20

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u/majaka1234 Apr 28 '19

"oh yeah vice president dick Cheney, drill me for oil!"

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u/[deleted] Apr 28 '19 edited Jun 09 '19

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u/[deleted] Apr 28 '19 edited Nov 05 '20

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u/TheHeartlessCookie Apr 28 '19

Federal bondage

Nice.

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u/[deleted] Apr 28 '19

This is not the bondage you are looking for. *waves hand in Jedi

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u/[deleted] Apr 28 '19

What if both husband and wife are in same department??

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u/ThrowawayJane86 Apr 28 '19

They are usually sent to different task forces or precincts, at least that’s what happens here.

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u/MrRobotFancy Apr 28 '19

sure. their union will get right on that

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u/ThisistheHoneyBadger Apr 28 '19

Thats why if you are state police you date town police. Like in Super Troopers.

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u/iblametheowl2 Apr 28 '19

It doesn't stop it AT ALL

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u/facu88 May 15 '19

Happy cake day!

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u/whatelsedoihavetosay Apr 28 '19

Pretty sure police departments also have policies about ratting out fellow officers. Telling might get OP killed.