Chief Reaves can’t open his mouth without sticking his foot in it as evidenced by this quote.
Police Chief Michael Reaves said, he supports their efforts 100 percent, and applauds them for working with the department.
“As long as everybody works together,” said Reaves. “I think that we will do the things that we want to do, have the quality of life that we want to have in our community. If people work together in support of the police department, rather than denigrating the police department, it always makes things easier.”
That is a two way street, Chief Reaves, working together means working TOGETHER. Stop denigrating your fellow citizens and you might find some cooperation… you cannot have it all your way. Accusing citizens who disagree with you of denigrating the department is right in line with your usual drivel of accusing those same citizens of being disrespectful of the law. Or having your city council buddy call them ‘malcontents’ or having your lawyer label dissenters ‘hairy unwashed’. It is you they disrespect, not the law.
What an amazing horse’s a–
(hat tip/themguys)
brainstorming??? You have to have a brain to do that!!!…. That office video was so funny Bettyjo!!!! I wonder how many people have tryed that!! LOL
Rambo?!?! He isn’t still making movies is he?
Be careful ladies, they’ve brought out Rambo on the World !!!
OOOWWWWWWWW !
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kPJoZhX1AQM
I’m sorry, the you tube video I posted earlier, came from Bette.
Oh lookie , lookie, lookie !!!!!!
Great piece of advertisin there folks, gather round, we’ll honor the cops that can’t shoot straight, and can’t find the killers of two teenage kids, but…….
HEY, LET’S HONOR HIM, LET’S US GIT A CAKE, AND EVERYTHING, WHOOOPIE.
THINK YA CAN SOLVE EVEN ONE OF THESE MURDERS OF TEENAGERS ON YOUR SHIFT?
Naw, guess not.
Their first case showcased was Jeremy Bright.
New group aims to stop crimes in Coquille
Former Coos County Sheriff Mike Cook and his wife Pat lead the Coquille Valley Crime Stoppers.
Story Published: May 18, 2008 at 8:14 PM PDT
By Azenith Smith
COQUILLE – A group of citizens in Coquille is starting up a grassroots effort to help the police department with unsolved crimes in the valley.
Fashioned after Coos Stop Crime, the just-formed Coquille Valley Crime Stoppers formally introduced themselves to the Coquille Police Department on Friday with a celebration for them for National Police Memorial Week.
Headed up by former Coos County Sheriff Mike Cook, the group’s main purpose is to help raise funds to encourage people to come forward about area crimes, in particular, two unsolved ones.
“The first one we showcased was the Jeremy Bright case and the Leah Freeman case, a couple of unsolved homicides,” says Cook. “We thought maybe if we could raise enough money, maybe somebody will come forward and we can solve those crimes.”
Police Chief Michael Reaves said, he supports their efforts 100 percent, and applauds them for working with the department.
“As long as everybody works together,” said Reaves. “I think that we will do the things that we want to do, have the quality of life that we want to have in our community. If people work together in support of the police department, rather than denigrating the police department, it always makes things easier.”
In the future, the Coquille Valley Crime Stoppers hopes to offer a tip line for Coquille Police Department.
Right now, they’re working on getting their non-profit status and brainstorming fund raising ideas.
If you’d like to learn more about the group, their web site is http://www.cvcrimestop.com.
Where is the link?
I’d never seen this one, the kids and I loved the Police Academy films. It’s just such funny parody.
After hearing about Bryant downtown pulling over another cop, when I saw this video – it clicked.
I hate chitlins.
You name the place, there is a Super Trooper clip to match
Or…………………………………..
was it Dennys Pizza ?
ChiefMan: WHAT? NO RIBS?
This is all for your viewing pleasure!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wKZzUC2Ejic