Police Commissioner Atlee Rodney is taking a firm stance on police vehicle availability, stating he will not accept excuses from officers regarding a lack of vehicles for emergency responses.
Rodney emphasized that the public should not be told about vehicle shortages delaying police responses.
Under the One-Call policy, if a vehicle is unavailable, officers should contact another station to respond.
Rodney finds it improbable that all police vehicles would be deployed simultaneously and advises individuals to note the date, time, and station if they encounter such claims, then report it to police headquarters.
“We have repeatedly stated there are enough police vehicles within the force to respond to incidents,” Rodney said.
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Rodney knows he might get the big boot off the command seat so he getting down on them…WORK!!! NO EXCUSE!!! WORK!!!!
Snake
PLEASE A LOAD A HOT AIR. I CALLED 911 AND ALL THEY COULD TELL ME IS GO TO THE NEAREST POLICE STATION. I’M STILL TRYING TO FIGURE OUT WHAT TYPE OF CALLS GO TO 911. STILL GOT THAT VOICE NOTE SAVED ON MY PHONE FOR WHEN THE TIME IS RIGHT. EVERYONE KNOWS THAT THISE GOVERNMENT PLATE VEHICLES ARE FOR THEIR PERSONAL USAGE AND NOTHING ELSE.
PLEASE A LOAD A HOT AIR. I CALLED 911 AND ALL THEY COULD TELL ME IS GO TO THE NEAREST POLICE STATION. I’M STILL TRYING TO FIGURE OUT WHAT TYPE OF CALLS GO TO 911. STILL GOT THAT VOICE NOTE SAVED ON MY PHONE FOR WHEN THE TIME IS RIGHT. EVERYONE KNOWS THAT THESE GOVERNMENT PLATE VEHICLES ARE FOR THEIR PERSONAL USAGE AND NOTHING ELSE.
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