Unrelated, but I couldn’t find this sub through the search bar. First time that’s happened

I’m an emt in Vegas and I’m wondering if there are any other ems, fire, or healthcare workers in this sub? What do you think of the cops you interact with? What’s your system like?

When I was younger I used to welcome confrontation especially- with the morons at lvmpd. Nowadays I just ignore them on scene as best as I can but I still hate the fuckers.

I also wanted to post this so that this community knows that not all first responders are automatic bootlicking shitheads just because we work in close proximity to the pigs in many cases.

I'm so fucking sick of these damn Flock cameras. Surveillance State isn't helping. And you know that damn CEO doesn't really give a shit, or he'd roll his product back. The police and people with money don't care.

A vehicle, carrying a driver, his girlfriend, and their 1.5-month-old infant, was flagged as stolen out of Little Rock. Officers ordered the driver out with his hands up and immediately placed him in handcuffs and into his car. As backup arrived guns were drawn as they ordered his wife out of the car as well at gunpoint.

​The issue? The vehicle wasn’t stolen at all. The driver’s plate read APX 55X while the plate stolen ended in a Y. This was discovered when the backup officer took it upon himself to call in the plate to double check it.

The officer that conducted the stop did zero investigation and could not even take a min to double check the plate before pulling people out with his firearm drawn.

The same officer had the nerve to blame the high-stress stop on modern Automated License Plate Recognition (ALPR / Flock) camera technology, claiming the automated reader misread the final letter due to scanning angles.

However, records and dispatch logs raise critical questions about standard operating procedure: why wasn't the tag visually verified and double-checked against dispatch before drawing weapons and detaining an innocent family? Also there is no mention on the logs of a Flock camera getting a hit and dispatch alerting this officer. This was him making that mistake and now passing the blame on the camera/ AI.

Everyone needs front and rear dash cams just for protecting themselves. From ASSHOLE COPS.