By John P87 at Citysearch February 24, 2012
I have lived in the Orlando area for over two years and have never encountered a meaner, more uncaring and abusive police force in my life. I can relate several horror stories about this abusive, contemptible, terrible department, but if you really want to know what they're like, just live in the city limits. I really wish I could say something nicer, but after two years, they are have shown themselves to be truly worthless. I would complain about their response time, which is embarrassingly slow, but seeing as they really don't do anything when they arrive, it's pointless. ...read more
By omattie at Citysearch August 28, 2009
My daughter was pulled over by an OPD on m/cycle BECAUSE she changed lane in front of him to get into a toll lane. He was screaming and yelling on top of his voice. He gave her a speeding ticket, my view is if she was speeding SO WAS HE. I called the office and of course I have to go by their rules which is fine. Now she got in the mail two more tickets one for seat belt which she was wearing at the time and a criminal one because she would not move her car by the time he said "move your car this is not a parking lot" My question is where do these power hungry law officers get off abusing civilians and getting away with it? The bike has no camera or audio so this leaves his word against hers. Where is the justice? ...read more
Even though law enforcement is a male dominated field, it doesn’t mean that women aren’t welcomed. In fact as part of an effort to make law enforcement more inviting for women several programs have been set up to help with educational costs. ...read more
Police officers are responsible for making sure that the law is enforced properly. Police officers have to know the law so that they can correctly enforce it. They should also be able to speak well and have good judgment. There are standards that are put into place that the Police officers are expecte... ...read more