A darned good article about why LEO's seem "arrogant"

[SVT-40]

Great read...

https://www.quora.com/Why-do-police-officers-often-come-across-as-arrogant

[SonofWWIIDI]

Tagged for later.

[QuarterBoreGunner]

That was a really well written little piece and goes a long way to explaining the "cop attitude".

Good post.

[micro911]

I liked it. Sometimes, you have to show the firm attitude to overcome some dirt bags who try to take advantage of you.

[IrishJoe3]

That was good.

[BigStiCK]

Aw jeeze, now I've gotta read it....

Edit: Ok, well written & very concise. As such, it will be ignored or completely misunderstood. Read some of the comments that follow...sigh.

[CBR_rider]

Not a bad read.

[j-shot]

It was an interesting read but the opening question that spawned the response is somewhat of a turn off.

Why do police officers often come across as arrogant?

The word often implies more often than not which I don't believe is true. I question the history of the person asking as I would gather most of their law enforcement interaction comes by way of the trouble they were making.

[j-shot]

Yeah looking further it sure seems like a troll board of sorts...

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[Watchur6]

Good read. Even though i work in corrections and bot a police officer I have been told that i come off as somewhat of an a**hole. I think a lot of it comes from being around dirt bags 24/7 and always suspicous of everything people do.

[1CavScout]

^^^ I had an IA investigator tell me I needed to work on my facial expressions during an interview about a courtesy complaint. I am sure he did not like the look I gave him in response.

[Red-Osier]

^^^ I had an IA investigator tell me I needed to work on my facial expressions during an interview about a courtesy complaint. I am sure he did not like the look I gave him in response.

That made me laugh