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Originally Posted by flameswin
You'd be surprised how many "heroes" like this are out there, not just security guards, either.
Of course there's legitimate cases where the cops should be called. But sometmes people just feel wronged and want to get you in trouble, instead of calling because they're actually concerned about their's and other's safety.
From personal experience a couple years ago, I was looking for a certain street and had swerved a little bit when I thought I had to turn, but realized it was the wrong road. It was like 1am and there wasn't much traffic. All of a sudden at the next light, some older guy and his wife pull up and roll down their window.
Buddy's smirking in a self-righteous way and says, "just so you know, we've notified the cops. (To his wife) 'Does it smell like liqour in there?'" "Kind of" (as they're straining to look into my car for liqour)
I just laughed and drove off. I doubt they actually called the cops, but still, some people just have to mind their own business.
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Yea ive run into numerous people like this.
There was a guy on my old block who used to drive EVERYONE crazy, you couldnt do anything without him looking at you weird or making a comment.
I remember one time i was driving out of my cul de sac, and the ice had sort of formed a groove in the road where the tires go, i pull off to the side to give him more room and he drove by me shaking his head... I never really got what his deal was.
The fact that the guy who called on me was a Security Guard just confirms so many things i already knew about those types of people... people who think they do no wrong and are always in the right and have the cops on speed-dial because they are gonna "bust everyone"