i always catch myself saying things about dallas as a cop that make us sound super white trash.
“he’ll be late tonight, he got another DUI.”
“he’s stuck at the jail.”
“he only gets dressed up nice when he has court.”
i love my cute officer. he is patient and compassionate. he truly cares for everyone he comes in contact with. he has a true desire to help and serve, and i am proud of him and all the amazing men and women he works with.
@jean_offret you can ask their name. their badge numbers change frequently and are used basically for radio traffic and communicating with each other. you can get their name but they do NOT need to give you their badge number.
@nathkristine officers are not required to give out their badge number. you can ask their last name, which is also shown on his nameplate. and when you get your citation his name will be there! and you can always call in with a case number if you need info! he doesn’t owe you anything
happy mother’s day. to the moms, moms to be, could-have-been moms to be, want-to-be moms to be, to the aunts and big sisters who stepped up to be moms, moms missing their babies and babies missing their moms. today can be beautiful and today can be hard. thinking of all of you 🌸
if an old high school acquaintance messages you on Facebook & starts it with “hey girly!!!”, they are 100% about to try & recruit you for a MLM or trying to sell you something