Tibet: Officer suspended after using improper strong language to a rule violating motorist

[beijingwalker]

Bringing emotions to work is unprofessional. Suspension and a period of reflection are appropriate penalties.

Truth, but this officer stopped the motorist 3 times but the motorist just igored him and kept going, this is a bit too much, it's almost like some kind of contempt.

 

[CAPRICORN-88]

Truth, but this officer stopped the motorist 3 times but the motorist just igored him and kept going, this is a bit too much, it's almost like some kind of contempt.

In some countries, they would have fired at his car, its tires or even at him.

He should consider himself a lucky soul.
https://www.timeslive.co.za/news/so...ot-out-tyres-and-crashes-into-parking-garage/

 

[redtom]

Truth, but this officer stopped the motorist 3 times but the motorist just igored him and kept going, this is a bit too much, it's almost like some kind of contempt.

Yes, but discipline is the most important thing in a violent organization. Soldiers and policemen must abandon personal emotions, especially negative emotions.

 

[beijingwalker]

Tibet: Officer suspended after using improper strong language to a rule violating motorist​

Tibet: Police officer suspended after losing temper and using improper strong language to a rule violating motorist on highway.

Motorcycles are not allowed on this part of the highway and the police officer stopped a rule violating motorist twice and the motorist ignored the office and rode on, when the office caught the motorist the third time the officer lost him temper and shouted to the motorist: " This is not your home, this is Tibet autonomous region"!

The incident was filmed and posted on the social media, the officer was suspended for improper attitude by the local Tibeten police bureau.



The officer in the video also says I have to be responsible for your safety, some motorists were hit by a car and died on this road...

 

[beijingwalker]

This guy's lucky, in US he will get himself shot by challenging police.