The complaint was lodged by the manager of a business near Cambie Street and 43rd Avenue, who said she initially called police for help on Sept. 16 after a homeless man refused to move his shelter away from the front entrance of the building.
In her complaint letter, the woman stressed that the homeless man “was not causing a disturbance in any way,” and that she found the actions of the officer who responded unwarranted and “disturbing.”
First rule of North America: You don’t call the police for help.
Having a family member in the force (USA but), I totally agree. I don’t trust them to arrive with any speed, let alone deal with an active problem in a safe or sane way. They all have a dick-measuring problem, and have to prove themselves.
All emergency services are questionable where I’m at, so I assume whoever eventually shows up will do a shit job. ‘if you want it done right, do it yourself’. At least I won’t try to shoot/beat/assault myself in the process.
deleted by creator
The idea is don’t call police for shit like that if they aren’t being aggressive.
Otherwise you’re just calling for bullies on dial.
