So, that would be a no then

AbbeySomeone: Btw shclubmitter, did you RTFA? He stalked her and put a note on her car after he had given her a ticket.
You lose points for not working stalker into the headline.

Not just a note, but a really creepy, gives off staker vibes big time, note.

AbbeySomeone: Asking for a BJ to avoid a ticket is much less creepy than what he did.

QFT

"The letter caused plaintiff to suffer great fear and anxiety," the lawsuit says. "Plaintiff could not believe that a police officer would use his access to her personal information to find her home and stalk her."

Normally I can't stand a woman's quickness to hit the creep and stalker buttons. But in this case it's a cop so that pretty much overrules the other hot button topics.

AbbeySomeone: jaylectricity: "The letter caused plaintiff to suffer great fear and anxiety," the lawsuit says. "Plaintiff could not believe that a police officer would use his access to her personal information to find her home and stalk her."

Normally I can't stand a woman's quickness to hit the creep and stalker buttons. But in this case it's a cop so that pretty much overrules the other hot button topics.

I'm sure it's the first time he's done something like that.

And last.

I was also being sarcastic. But I didn't wanna ruin that post by explaining it.

/don't mind ruining a thread (LP)
//but I draw the line at ruining a post
///except when I post one too many slashies.

This is one of those "what NOT to do while at work" deals. Why would this seem like a good idea to ANYONE? I mean, really? If he gave her a ticket, he should know her name at the very least. Google has LOTS of information.

transfer him to the vice squad

Bathia_Mapes: AbbeySomeone: Asking for a BJ to avoid a ticket is much less creepy than what he did.

QFT

I never thought I'd see someone manage that, but he really went beyond the standard creepy.

Today, in "stalker or storyline from Hollywood romantic comedy" ...

She's suing the worthless bastard. Good, hope she wins.

kid_icarus: "It's Chris ... that ugly bald Stickney cop who gave you that ticket."

Well, there's his problem right there. If he had been a hot cop (example below), this would have been the heart-warming beginning of a wacky romantic comedy full of hijincks, with our young heroine swept off her feet.
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Oh dear god. When did they give The Situation a badge? New Jeresy PD's recruiting standards must be lower than his sperm count.

Cpl.D: The issue here is the guy took a preexisting ticket and pulled the personal information of the woman, used that to go to her private residence, then offered to take her out by leaving a note on her car.

You know, I'm pretty much one of the stauncher defenders of our boys in blue here on Fark, and one of the ones that will say "Wait for the thing to play out" in terms of the sensationalism of anything that occurs between a cop and a civvy. But, even with this, I can safely say there's no defense - the guy is an obsessed creep who took a wildly inappropriate proposition towards an individual he was citing, and then - for lack of a better term - stalked her when he was rejected.

The fact he made a pass at her, according to the Sexual Harassment policies of a major metropolitan department, should have gotten him atleast suspended.

DammitIForgotMyLogin: Today, in "stalker or storyline from Hollywood romantic comedy" ...

Yeah, I'm pretty sure I've seen this plot before. I bet she drops the lawsuit right before the judge makes his ruling when she realizes she really does love him after all.