I'm a cop. Ame.

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For a very limited time then will name change. Response cop for 10 years. AMA. I'll try and tell you if it won't get me sacked.

at least* blooming phone!

If you heard through the grapevine that a family member/relative was doing something illegal, how would you go about it??

That’s interesting to hear, I have family In the police in different areas so it’s intetesting to hear it from someone else. Thank you for answering my questions

Hiding

It should be left tompolice who actually do do this work just don't publicise it.

News today ....

These groups live stream the "sting".
It's totally counter productive.

Leave it to the cops.

Some are really professional but the publicity seeking is so counter productive and just wrong. These men have wives and children. This shouldn't be in the public domain.

Shadow
I'm a bit confused. If you suspect wrongdoing then report.

I think @Shadow1234 meant that if you as a police officer found out via a third party that a relative/friend was committing a crime, what would you do?

What would I personally do? I would go to my supervisor and talk to them and ask them to help.

My Brother is a heroin addict . I declared it and we have no contact.

As a cop transparency is everything. Nothing matters as long as I'm honest. And I will always be honest.

Flumpy

I joined when my youngest was 13. Many of my colleagues have young children but I couldn't see how I'd have done it....my ex dh worked nights and this is shift work so you'd need flexibility or a flexible working pattern- it's not unheard of but hard to do.

Sadly the old adage join the force get a divorce was true of me and after a 27 yet marriage we separated .

This job does change you. Sadly.

'Assassinatedbeauty' - thank you for making my question clearer, that is exactly what I meant. And thank you OP for answering the question.