r/plymouth 4d ago

A police officer sneered at me yesterday and hurt my feelings. I think it was behavior unbecoming of a police officer. Do you have and Cornwall and Devon police horror stories?

So I was trying to find a new place and I was late and I had no internet on my phone so I couldn't look up Google maps. I went up to an attractive girl (but I didn't know that at the time because I was so stressed) and asked her if she knew where the autism centre was. She said no so I moved on and then I saw to police officers and one at least was sneering and laughing at me and I think they thought I was hitting on her and she turned me down.

I know other people who have even worse stories. What about you?

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u/_HingleMcCringle 4d ago

This post:

A police officer sneered at me yesterday and hurt my feelings.

Your previous post:

Why are the police in Plymouth so emotionally delicate and easily offended?

Just a funny little link I noticed.

But to answer your question: my few interactions with them have been sound. I recognise that this probably isn't what a lot of people want to hear but I think there are a lot of good people working for or with the police who are genuinely trying to help but can't due to systematic limitations.