RT>I want everyone to be judged the same (if that is possible).  That
  >means that the same laws apply to me that apply to law enforcement and
  >vice versa.  I cannot speak for the local policies that are set by
  >one's employer whether private or public.
That really would not be fair to LEOS.  The incidents you get involved
in as a private citizen are what fate (and perhaps your own actions)
has dealt you in the game of life.  You are there and reacting for 
your own benefit.  On the other hand, a LEO is responding as a public
servant, in the interest of public safety.  The number of incidents 
that he must respond to and place himself in danger to resolve are very
much more numerous than what the private citizen gets involved in; and
the LEO is not there for his personal interests.
CHARLES HUNTER
 * 1st 2.00 #9124 * Why did Kamakazi pilots wear helmets???
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