Deputy Sheriff uses profanity

[Cactuscooler]

Hello,

I was at a party last night and the Sheriff's were called out. So 3 of them came inside the house and told everybody, to come into the living room.

The Sgt. Yelled at everyone to " Shut the F'up" then he started to ask for I.D to verify that we were all 21. I pulled mine out gave it to him. I answered all his questions with " Yes Sir" then he asked me how often i drink? I responded " daily or monthly sir?" Then he called me Ahole infront of the home owner and the guests. I told him i also had a designated driver driving me home and not to worry about a DUI.: I have Paramilitary training, so i was trying to be respectful and proper and it seems like he took it as being smart ***.

Should i file a compliant against his misconduct or just let it go?

[Yugo]

sounds like it was a loud party and he wanted to get his point across for everyone to LISTEN UP. Let it go you will waist your time complaining and nothing will come of it. LEO are just people with a job its not like the LEO did anything that bad, so what he called you a name and told you guys to shutup not that big a a deal!

[fullrearview]

It's not professional to curse, but SOME times, certain types of people only respond to such language... Not saying that is what happened here. Is there a history of parties/disruptive behavior at that residence?

[Cactuscooler]

That was the first time i've ever been to that residence. My understanding is that the reporting person must sign for the 415, if they want Officers to shut it down on the first visit?

[fullrearview]

That was the first time i've ever been to that residence. My understanding is that the reporting person must sign for the 415, if they want Officers to shut it down on the first visit?

May be a department policy to limit liability.

[tyrist]

That was the first time i've ever been to that residence. My understanding is that the reporting person must sign for the 415, if they want Officers to shut it down on the first visit?

Not the law; possible policy.

[tacticalcity]

Difficult call. It could be an isolated thing. A guy having a bad day and letting it get to him. It could just be a jerk showing off for the younger guys. Or it could be a sign that he's starting to loose his composure under the pressure of job and personal life. My first instinct would be to let it go since he didn't get physical with anyone.

[Yugo]

Difficult call. It could be an isolated thing. A guy having a bad day and letting it get to him. It could just be a jerk showing off for the younger guys. Or it could be a sign that he's starting to loose his composure under the pressure of job and personal life. My first instinct would be to let it go since he didn't get physical with anyone.

Well said!

[Ed_Hazard]

Not exactly a professional demeanor, but not exactly a heinous breach of the public trust.

[Bud11]

Not the coolest move on his part. But, in 20-30 years you might be glad guys like him are out there. Tough call for sure. I'd let it slide this time.

[bob7122]

let it slide. i can care less if you curse just don't do it infront of my mom or the kids and your gtg. besides, it was a party that was probably tooooo! loud (maybe). and if it was night time then i would be pissed too; ppl are trying to sleep, even if it is the weekend. imo if you want to party all night go to a club or rent a place that allows that.

if he threatened you with violence then you should say something.

[Cactuscooler]

Yeah no doubt he seemed upset, i understand where the Deputy is coming from 100%. But it seemed like he just snapped, when other Deputies seemed more professional and polite.

[hitman13]

WTF is paramilitary training? You either have been on the military or you haven't......


Also, he probably called you an AH because he felt like you were being one. You, as someone with an intoxicating beverage in your system, are not in the best position to argue that you weren't. The Deputy on the other hand will be able to articulate what he told you and precisely why.

You can go ahead and complain I guess, but you are wasting yours, his, and his supervisor's time...

Just my $.02

[M.A.B]

Difficult call. It could be an isolated thing. A guy having a bad day and letting it get to him. It could just be a jerk showing off for the younger guys. Or it could be a sign that he's starting to loose his composure under the pressure of job and personal life. My first instinct would be to let it go since he didn't get physical with anyone.

lol good idea wait till he gets "physical" thennn report him wtf, you have report him no before he really gets out to hand. woww!!

[shooterfpga]

i dont get what "paramilitary training" has to do with this situation, nor any other situation or why it would hold weight over him asking you questions.

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