Security guard handcuffed himself

[MemphisPD]

hahah that's about the dumbest thing I have seen someone do. A security guard came into the precinct tonight b/c he had handcuffed himself. Both cuffs were on the same arm. He was apparently 'playing' w/ them. We had to cut them off b/c he had the keyholes facing each other and a key would not fit in there. He was kind of big and it was the hinged type. hahah idiot

I just thought of something, he could have been a criminal. He could have escaped after one cuff was on him, got a security uniform and came up here. I didn't cut the cuffs off of him so oh well.

[Tennsix]

Maybe his girlfriend did it.

[MemphisPD]

Maybe, supposedly he was at work at Kroger.

[Java King]

Stupid people do stupid things.
I recently had an EMS call at the FD for a cop who Tazered himself in the leg. How someone like this passes a police entrance exam is beyond me.

[pateshane]

That Is One Individual Who Is A Few Fries Short Of A Happy Meal . And How In The Hell Does One Taser His Own Self .

[aavixtech]

That Is One Individual Who Is A Few Fries Short Of A Happy Meal . And How In The Hell Does One Taser His Own Self .

I Know. It Kind Of Reminds Me Of People Who Capitalize Each Word In A Sentence.

[GrayW4442]

well ok, I'm sorry, I guess

[Java King]

And How In The Hell Does One Taser His Own Self .

The story I got from him was way different from his co-workers. Apparently, while drawing the tazer from its holster, he somehow managed to hit himself in the leg??? He say's it was a malfunction of the tazer, his co-workers say its operator error.

BTW it happened when a few of them were trying to restrain a combative subject.

He signed a refusal, maybe I should have told the sarge we needed to work him up & transport him.

[mosetti]

A number of years ago when I was working in Virginia as an MP we had a guy that decided to take a nap on shift, but couldn't get comfortable in the front seat. He gets out, takes of his gear (radio and all), places his gear on the driver's seat, and gets in the back to go to sleep. Since we had cages in our cars and he failed to turn of the child locks he was stuck in the back and could not call for help. The supervisor found him after a while (shift had ended) and was not very happy at all. I think he is a cop in Mass now.

[Bodie]

Had a guy handcuff himself to a door and did not have a key. Was there no one really knows how long till he was found. Another security guard

[gotthblues]

at least they are training

[Straight Up]

We was using handcuffs the other night during sex and

[djack16]

[QUOTE=Straight Up]We was using handcuffs the other night during sex and

[Centurion44]

I Know. It Kind Of Reminds Me Of People Who Capitalize Each Word In A Sentence.

I Know. You Would Think Some People Would Get A Freakin Hint By Now. But Then Again, We All Can't Pass The Third Grade.

Best handcuffing class I had: "These are handcuffs. One wrist goes in each hole. Don't lose the key."

[m_chevy]

Stupid people do stupid things.
I recently had an EMS call at the FD for a cop who Tazered himself in the leg. How someone like this passes a police entrance exam is beyond me.

I would be willing to bet that if research was done, accidental discharges with Tazers are way more common than you think. My agency has seen a few of them. You remove the cartrige to check the charge, sometimes you forget to turn it off or let it cycle out before you replace the cartrige. You knows what happens next. We have (had) a guy retire because of nerve damage to his left hand as a result of this.