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I agree – if you were speeding and got caught you deserve the speeding ticket. The cop wanting a date is inconsequential. You could have called his superiors but him giving you a ticket when you were in fact speeding is the cop’s job – it doesn’t matter if he asked you out before he gave it to you. It would have only been illegal had he said “miss, I will not give you a ticket ONLY if you go on a date with me.” That would have been blackmail. It may have been unprofessional of him to ask you on a date but certainly not illegal.
i would turn him in, even if you were speeding, thats not right on his part.
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Definitely. It's called Abuse of Power, and it *should* all be recorded with his body mic and dashcam.
Sexual Harassment only exists if you work together. Flirting is not sexual harassment.
Wow... brain fail. I sincerely hope you're just a child who doesn't really understand these things. Otherwise I feel really bad for you.
Here, I'll spell it out for you. A policeman is in a position of authority and thus any civilian, especially a young woman, is in a position of vulnerability. He can ask out anyone he wants when he's off duty and not wearing a uniform. However, using his position, a position that endows him with power and authority, in order to solicit women, is illegal. It would definitely get him disciplined if he was caught, and not to mention that morally it's nothing short of skeezy. If you can't make sense of this concept then I feel bad for you, and any women who have to deal with you.
It is abuse of power. He's pretty much showing that he can wave the ticket if he wants to. A lot of cops misuse their power as officers. Speeding and everything just to show that they can.
in this case it's blackmail
Wow, you're even dumber than you first let on. Apparently "reading between the lines" is something that is beyond you. Blackmail doesn't have to follow a formula. When the policeman indicated to her that he would have to give her a ticket afterall, he was basically telling her to change her mind or else. Whether or not she deserved the ticket in the first place is moot - but forcing her to make such a disgusting choice, he was extorting her.
Here read the fml again tard. Today, I was pulled over for speeding. After a few minutes of conversing, he told me he didn't need to give me a ticket. He then asked for a date. I politely declined. After staring at me for a very long moment, he said "I think I'm going to have to give you that ticket after all". if the cop stated there was no reason to give the ticket and politely flirted, it is exactly that, although unprofessional. if the cop stated that she needs to go out with him or she gets a ticket, then it is direct blackmail. if the cop states there is no reason for a ticket, asks her out, is turned down, and proceeds to state that she does deserve a ticket after all then it is indirect blackmail. the cop could be put on suspension for conspiracy
Do you even know what blackmail is? If the cop had done anything to make it seem like she would have gotten a ticket if she turned him down, it would have been blackmail. But he didn't, so it wasn't. And keepitundercover, who says the cop would have changed his mind if she accepted the date afterwards. Do humanity a favor and go kill yourself you retarded ****.
Seriously, she was hitting on him to get out of a ticket and the cop accepted because he thought she honestly liked him. When he asked her out she declined, he realized she just didn't want a ticket and gave her one for leading him on. If you seriously think the cop was forcing himself on her you are an idiot.
Of course it says that the OP would sound like a manipulative **** if she said flirting. That doesn't mean its not true.
Once again, this is not sexual harassment.
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If you deserved a ticket then you should have gotten one. However if you didnt and he was being a jerk because you didnt go out with him... Then fyl.
The cop wasn't being nice to her, he was trying to manipulate her.