Comments | paquizzle: The Burnsville PD, serving and protecting

paquizzle

The Burnsville PD, serving and protecting

Nov 27, 2005 08:37

I had my first run in with the Burnsville PD last night. Don't worry, I didnt do anything wrong. It started about 9:15 when I was working. Megan, one of the managers, came up to me and said that they were checking if people wanted to get out of there early at 10 rather than 11. I told her that it didn't matter to me. So like the good employee ( Read more... )

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stalk_her November 27 2005, 09:24:35 UTC

I was always scared target would leave me locked in the store. that would be horrible. I know a few people that got locked in there.

lolita_ange November 27 2005, 11:57:54 UTC

That was pretty fuckin funny! Did you ever see the episode of the Simpsons when Homer got a job at WalMart and they totally locked him in?

lovesforsaken25 November 27 2005, 13:09:20 UTC

That is hilarious!!!!!! And something that would totally happen to me...lol

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lolita_ange November 28 2005, 10:57:18 UTC

A) I can't believe it took the Burnsville PD 30 minutes to get there.
B) I can't believe they just left without waiting for the manager to arrive.

Nate, you should have totally ransacked the store!

paquizzle November 28 2005, 19:16:12 UTC

After posting, I noticed that I made it look like all the cops left. Just one of the cop cars left, and the one that tried to communicate with me through the doors stayed and waited.

paquizzle November 28 2005, 19:14:57 UTC

They have fire exits, but they set off alarms. They also lock all of the main doors once the store closes, and when someone leaves they have to find a manager to unlock the door for them. It isnt a problem Monday night through Friday night because there is a night crew. It is just Saturday and Sunday when it could be a problem.

scbenji November 28 2005, 13:24:00 UTC

That's awful. You should call up MTV's Homewreckers on whoever was last to leave without telling you.

The police aren't very helpful any more anywhere. My car got hit in Ames, IA, on Saturday and when I called the cops, the dispatcher not only wasn't interested in helping me, but she was a flat-out bitch with me.

lolita_ange November 28 2005, 17:30:31 UTC

The dispatcher was like that with me too, when I years ago I called 911 while I was driving and I spotted an irrational driver. She only gave me the oppertunity to let her know I was southbound on 35 E in Little Canada when she hung up on me, a quarter mile later the irrational driver hit a truck and rolled into the ditch.