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City life may have proved too exciting for country cop
By adamg on Tue, 01/27/2009 - 12:32pm
The Cape Cod Times reports a Brewster police officer has been put on administrative leave (paid) while officials investigate his activities at a Metallica concert at the Boston Garden on Jan. 18.
The paper reports his superiors are looking at whether he urinated on another guy at the show and, after being ejected from the concert, tried to use his Brewster police badge to get back inside. When a black transit officer told him to leave, he allegedly called him "Obama." He was then arrested following "a brief struggle."
Innocent, etc.
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Damned suburbanites!
At it again.
dumbass towncop
bad enough to get thrown out.i bet he showed his badge then and thats why he didnt get locked up for pissing on someone.of course this idiot couldnt just let it go.he tries to get back in with his badge AND calls some guy Obama. brilliant.if this guy doesnt get back to the streets of brewster as a cop maybe he could be the next speaker of the house.
Since when is urinating on
Since when is urinating on someone a crime? I do it at least 3 times a week.
I used to play basketball in
I used to play basketball in Sparrow Park in the South End in the 80's. Being the white guy on the court, I was "Bird" to everyone and not because of my command of the game. I felt like it was a tease mostly, nothing hostile.
I saw CSNY at the Garden five years ago. I had two pairs of seats, one in the fifth row and one in the loge two sections back. After a while on the floor, my brother and I took our tickets and went to the loge seats and swapped seats so my friends could go down front. The ushers came and demanded to see our tickets, which we could not produce because my friends has given me receipts not tickets. I wish now I had had a chance to pissed on the jerk that had called the ushers over. I think we missed three or four songs so it wasn't so bad.
Bright Lights Big City
Cop or no cop, what is it about people who come in here and leave their common sense and manners at home? I wonder how he's treated clowns who've acted up in similiar situations in Brewster?