Comments by "Goose" (@goose7574) on "Reports of police walkouts in Atlanta after charges issued to officer" video.

@xskillzdatki11x And I doubt your buddy is on parole... And if he is, I doubt he had charges like this guy did.
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@ericv9470 EXACTLY! Nobody thinks about that.
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@Xyz99899 Right?
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@adamblauser8946 How is it you can say BS when you weren't there. When I was in HS in the 90's (In WA) if you got caught at a party (EVEN IN THE WOODS), not even drinking, you got hauled away, slapped with an MIP and arrested.
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@adamblauser8946 Given my own age, I wouldn't agree with that, but you can think what you want. My Sweetie is also an officer and older than that, so I can also say that THAT age range is a bit young. But whatever... You're entitled to your opinion.
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@fiftymk_fox4914 Can I ask how old your Mom is?
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@adamblauser8946 I would honestly say that it's more likely around 47+ and definitely the 50+ range for sure, but like I said, you can think what you want. I just know what was going on when I was younger.
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@steverliu1886 Yes, if officers ever let intoxicated people go home, they either let people pick them up, or drop them off. That would be a huge issue legally for them to walk home Intoxicated.
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Capt. Sisko Sedno I guarantee they don't. I guarantee they don't know what's going on where I live and where my Sweetie works, which will remain UNNAMED for obvious Reasons.
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@a526003b I understand this, but there also needs to be things that make sense when it comes to suing as well you can't just sue to sue.
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@Dribin I live in a small town and my Sweetie is an officer (has been for over 25 years here), and that doesn't happen like it used to, because of cameras now.
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@strictlybisnez1422 I guess it depends where YOU live. I live in WA state, and where I live that doesn't happen.
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@KingEnternet It really depends on where and if they have cameras and a strict camera policy. I can tell you when that plays a part, things are VERY different.
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@strictlybisnez1422 Nope
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