If you are a woman especially be careful around office david kruetler. He patted me down with no…read morefemale officer around during a non criminal medical emergency I had called 911 for to aid someone else, not even myself. He also proceeded to go through all my drawers in my apt. without consent

There have been several accidents on our street which is busy. Many kids as well here, so the…read moreposted speed limit is 30. The neighbors are disgusted -as are we -that this police department does nothing in as far as radar etc to see that most are going 20-30 miles over the speed limit. Chief was contacted with no response. Yet a dog just got hit a month ago and a guy who is our neighbors dad got hit by a speeding car and has a bad ankle which he's lucky that's all that happened. When this is brought up to the police department via letter- the chief nor the public safety committee has any response. This is the town of North Attleboro ... where you can have a public safety concern - voice it via letter in the mail, and they ignore it. But have no problem with the people and dogs getting hit. Guess it's going to take a death on the road before they take it seriously because lack of response with accidents like this - must make them think this is a joke imo. Don't move to this town. The police aren't looking out for your valid concerns, they people drive like crazy, and no one cares that people and animals are getting hit on their roads. The minute they want to reach quota though I'm sure they'll start pulling people over for speeding on our road then. I guess speeding is only an issue in my guesstimate when they feel like they want to pull someone over. Then you're breaking the law. Until then it will take some deaths for them to do anything. Because they ignore one simple letter.

All heck was breaking loose with one car running the stop sign and hitting two other cars. I was a…read morewitness and first to ring 911. "You called it in, saw what happened?" "Yes officer, that car went X, and then Y, and then Z and then I called." "X, Y and then Z?" "Yes." "Thanks for the facts, and for calling it in and for hanging out and giving the eye witness." "No problem, just the facts." So there you have it. Complete mayhem, a dangerous scene, ambulances and hook and ladders, plus every yahoo recording the action on their cell phone and yelling "woot, woot!" while smoking blunts. But the PPD mopped everything up, saw to the safety of the peeps and got things back on track for the citizens. The bottom line is that the police did a great job managing a complete shitshow and I for one am better off for their competence.

I was recently the unfortunate victim of a hit and run. Just in case the headache from the fallout…read moreof the accident wasn't enough, dealing with the Providence police department was a huge headache. Everyone I was finally able to speak to was miserable and clearly hated their jobs. I'm sorry I need to disturb you, but I am thankfully not familiar with the process after an accident, especially after a hit and run. It was really nice to feel like such a burden while also dealing with everything else. The officer who responded was ok, but everyone else made me dread ever having to call back. Unfortunately, I am not done dealing with them since I still need an accident report and their hours are limited to my work hours, so I have the pleasure of dealing with them again in the middle of my workday (and paying for it), I can't wait.

I want to send a special thank you to the East Providence police department. During this difficult…read moretime many parents have had to cancel birthday parties for their children, leaving parents to scramble, trying to figure out how to make the day as special as possible. The EP Police were able to make the kids birthday's memorable by doing a drive by with lights, sirens and happy birthday messages from the officers! I know they are very busy but both my husband and I along with our son thank them for helping us make some special birthday memories in an otherwise difficult time!

Some of the rudest officers in RI are located at this department. The female officers are the…read moreworst, like they have something to prove. They talk to you like you're nothing, when I can guarantee we're (us, the general population) more educated than they are.

Just called to report concerning activity in my neighborhood after many recent porch thefts…read more Officer was rude and said"well what do you want us to do? Arrest everyone walking down the street?" I said obviously not but I am reporting an issue that is raising some eyebrows. He said" Ok, I'll make a note of it" I said " Don't you even want to know the neighborhood it's happening in?!" Totally useless. I was hesitant to make the call in the first place but being a disabled single parent, my instinct told me to do it anyway.Their website literally states "This is not about us. It's about making Cranston the kind of place where you and your family feel secure, heard and protected " Can't even file a complaint with Sean Parker off their website. So Captain Parker, if you're reading this, you might want to remind your force that we pay their salary and I for one don't feel like your department has our community's back. Don't feel heard OR protected in Cranston.

I called the Bellingham police to ask if it's legal to smoke pot in a public parking lot and the…read morepolice officer was extremely helpful and was trying her best to provide me with answers.... My children and I had left Walmart and a man was standing right by my car smoking pot (I knew right away from the disgusting smell, and when I asked the man if he was smoking pot, he said yes. It was so infuriating because we all smelled like pot instantly, including in my car for a while). It appears there are still some "gray" areas in MA, which is so frustrating for those of us who have never had an interest in drugs, and try to teach our children NOT to do drugs... now I (and my children) smell it all the time in public areas! Thankfully, this police officer (a woman... I didn't get her name) was willing to help and she even said she'd have an officer go over to Walmart's parking lot since IT IS ILLEGAL to drive while intoxicated with pot... sadly (unlike alcohol) there's no test for it yet. I'll pray this man doesn't kill someone on the road tonight while DUI. A big THANK YOU to this Bellingham Police officer for taking her job seriously!

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If you are in an accident, I would only say good luck to you. This is a small town, however it…read moreborders on North Attleboro as well. My husband got into an accident on Black Friday as the man in the other vehicle cut him off (my husband was going left in the left lane only), the other vehicle was going straight (you either go straight or turn right). Simple rules of the road one would think. The other vehicle stated that a car stopped short in the lane to go straight or right so he had no choice to swerve into the left. He also chose to leave the scene where the adrenaline in my husband was so high that he thought is this man really trying to drive away? So he attempted to get to the other man's vehicle and when that gentleman (that's a nice word ;) to use for someone who takes off from an accident), noticed his license plate was being snapped he only stopped then to give his registration and license info with insurance info. He didn't ask for my husband's- bc he had no injuries and had no plans on stopping as nothing was wrong with his bigger vehicle. It took roughly a half hour for the Plainville police to show up. They literally told my husband after fluid was all over the road bc he was leaking it for a half hour waiting, if he could move his vehicle. My husband's vehicle is 70% totaled. It was pretty close to being totaled. But bc it fell below the 90-100% - the insurance company didn't total it. However the police were only concerned about him blocking traffic so they wanted him to move the vehicle. The police officer Flannigan who took the report, stated no injuries (so he's pretty much got X-ray vision) and can see internal injuries which my husband had. But, I guess this police department and their officer need to see a lot of blood and maybe some ribs or skin falling off of you - before they think you're injured. I didn't know the police had medical degrees now, but Plainville seemingly thinks they know everything. They also put in their report that the other driver did drive off - wasn't at the scene when they arrived, but they used codes that were contradictory. They stated the other driver was not under the influence nor was he distracted by cell phones etc. Now, I'm not a rocket scientist, but if you put in your police report that the driver wasn't there of the other vehicle- how do you know what was going on with him? I guess they just guess. They also didn't listen to my husband (Officer Flannigan) and he had drawn a diagram of both cars in the same lane, when I guess clearly he doesn't follow directions on the crash report of where the other vehicle was BEFORE it ended up swerving into into the other lane. So just know you'll be waiting for someone if you do get injured and then they'll ask you to move your own vehicle after it's not drivable which the officer noted -but I guess when they want it moved they'll make you move it no matter what. Not sure why they don't go into the vehicle if they want it moved. SO concerned about intersection traffic on Black Friday - but not the person injured in an accident. I find that sad, but I guess these days I shouldn't expect anything less.

they are very proffesional but some are rude and dont want to be bothered with calls.the most were…read morevery helpfull when i lived on messenger st.there was 1 or 2 who said we only come down for you.rember steven,who catered to him,a drunk.check your calls now.tons of calls to village green.

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