[Turk]

I don't believe the 4 or 5 officers had the ability to look at the assignment given to them that morning and say, "Nope, we don't want to serve that search warrant, we will go and arrest a speeder instead".

It was their job, and for all we know one or more of them may not have agreed with what they were doing that day. It is not up to them to decide what their duties were.

We wouldn't want the cops to decide what is legal and what is not, and what they should enforce and what they shouldn't, Would we?

It is frustrating to see what is important and what is not what laws should be enforced and what laws are not worthy of enforcement in a state that has run a muck.

I believe I have said it elsewhere, the law enforecement in this state does not know how to apprehend and deal with couple of million illegal aliens, but has the time and the resources to go after 19 Cobra owners. Hardly a public safety isssue. Yet, it wasn't the officers who decided that, that day.

Yes, they were just doing their job. As for 5 to do such a silly job, I doubt it they got on the radio and asked their friends..
"Hey Al, are you busy? You want to tag along, I am going over to Turk's house and check up on his car".

We are angry about a lot of what is going on around us, but I think in this case our anger is misdirected.

TURK