November 18, 2010 – Downtown Orlando – approximately 11pm. After performing his second copwatch of the evening, Jason and his date stopped and had an open discussion with a model Orlando police officer. He gives Jason props on his copwatch style, they talked about what we do, why we do it, and how we all can do better to develop a more positive relationship between the police, the citizens, and Orlandocopwatch.com Jason didn’t realize it until later, but this was actually the third interaction he’s had this officer. This officer was the first (and still only) officer who has been put on the Orlandocopwatch.com’s wall of honor. He’s a great cop and an asset to the protection of the citizens of Orlando and to the Orlando Police Department. Because we want to encourage excellence, integrity, and temperament from our Police Force, we have respectfully chosen not to post his name or badge number. Though he is right, he has given it to us before. :)
I almost puked when you started saying you support the “majority of cops” who a “good.” Please show me the statistics which show which the majority of cops are “good.” “Wall of honor”? I boy I feel that sensation to puke again. The only way the “bad apples” stay on the forces is because the rest of the rotten apple tree aids/abets them.
@ArrestAJudgeKit
I understand where you’re coming from man, I really do. And I agree with your sentiment completely. Bad cops are allowed to stay on the force because the good cops allow it, I agree.
But ya catch more bees with honey than you do with vinegar. And there are good police officers and we need to encourage them to stand up and push the bad cops out.
Give this copwatcher some credit, he was just out drinking with his date, not officially copwatching. He couldn’t stir the shit.
@OrlandoCopWatch I’ll cut you some slack since you had the guts to post my comments. However, you need to remember anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of public opinion – espcially when you have it on film. Plus, my bait is the truth. Stick to the truth and you don’t have to back-track on what you say or do.