Many years ago, we had a smaller-town policeman check out what he was rightly focused on.
He showed up a few times, over the years, at an outdoor annual event. We have always invited him into our camping area for a politely-offered Coke, burger, potatoes, stick-around-a -while--for-a-Minnesota/Wisconsin-styled shoot-the-breeze.
He did not decline our offer.
He did say, in no uncertain terms, do not give me a reason to arrest you.
I took from that that he'd rather not, but had an obligation to the townfolks that had him employed.
He was sure that we were the kind of folks that speak honestly, he did as well.
We have a few pictures of him (for photo sake), "cuffing" a few of our own. That sworn man has made great strides in community relations. He was honest, polite, and to the upmost degree, a man of integrity. We've welcomed him each and every year to join our camp, for either arrest or a burger.
That was a wonderful experience for the younger ones we bring along. They get to be a witness of a wonderful, honest, sworn-to-duty officer that there is.
There's a many officers that are trying to do their best, but they never, and I mean never, get the respect that what they deserve.
Maybe went astray, but had to comment nonetheless,
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