How far does Professional Courtesy go?

[Schnuffs]

We all know cops don't write cops, so let's not go there.

My question is how many of you generally extend Professional Courtesy beyond fellow officers, and to whom? (i.e. Firefighter's, EMTs, doctors, etc.)

[Protect-N-Serve]

We all know cops don't write cops, so let's not go there.
My question is how many of you generally extend Professional Courtesy beyond fellow officers, and to whom? (i.e. Firefighter's, EMTs, doctors, etc.)

Not true always.

[bigcitypolice06]

If its a fireman/emt its all relative....are you an emt for a 911 response ambulance...or do you transport people to the old folks home? Are you going to be taking care of me if I get shot? Are you being cool or being an @$$hole? AND it all depends on the violation...

[t150vsuptpr]

We all know cops don't write cops, so let's not go there.

My question is how many of you generally extend Professional Courtesy beyond fellow officers, and to whom? (i.e. Firefighter's, EMTs, doctors, etc.)

Your first post is predicated on an assumption ... perhaps an erronious one?

[MaineSqueeze]

here we go again, same ol shyt dog just a different day.

Here in the great north, you dont write your brothers and sisters.

I give PC and warnings to a lot of my stops. I rarely cite, so Ill deffinatly give a break to someone involved in the medical field if I give a flight attendent a warning.

[mdrdep]

Joe Citizen gets more warnings from me than anyone else, sorry I just don't write a lot of cites. But ****ing me off on a traffic stop is a sure way to earn my autograph (by the way I have a very long fuse so I don't get ticked off to often).

[Fuzz]

Please do a search....there are many threads with this topic. You will probably also find many threads where posters are told to do a search because there are many threads.