So you’d rather that the police ignore what looks like a burglary in progress just because the suspect is of a particular race? I’d rather the cop checks out what is going on. Hopefully Baldo cooperates instead of copping an attitude and making things difficult for everyone.
I hope Baldo has ID on him giving the address of the house he’s trying to enter through the window. Something similar happened to me, although it didn’t escalate to what’s being portrayed here. But I locked myself out of my house in the rain; and to compound the problem, I locked myself out of my car (which is how I locked myself out of the house). I knew there were unlocked windows in the house because the windows had recently been replaced and I couldn’t close and lock the windows until the caulk set. However, I had just gone around the first floor locking the windows as the caulk had set there; so I couldn’t get in the easy way. And I wasn’t going to have a lot of success climbing a rain-slickened slate roof to reach the second floor windows. So I went to the town police station to ask them to have someone come and open my car so I could get into the house. Took quite some convincing; but they eventually acquiesced. I suppose being able to show them my driver’s license with the address I was trying to enter helped convince them.
Templo S.U.D. over 9 years ago
Uh-oh. Esto no va a ser bueno.
Observer fo Irony over 9 years ago
What is that Hispanic doing with that suburban window. (Hint same thing that African-American professor was doing at his house.)
stlmaddog5 over 9 years ago
So you’d rather that the police ignore what looks like a burglary in progress just because the suspect is of a particular race? I’d rather the cop checks out what is going on. Hopefully Baldo cooperates instead of copping an attitude and making things difficult for everyone.
swami mommy over 9 years ago
Cop isn’t even looking in Baldo’s direction.
Comic Minister Premium Member over 9 years ago
Oh no!
amaryllis2 Premium Member over 9 years ago
This is why we bought a doorlock that opens with a key or a combination, whichever is handier to use.
AlanSteenhouwer over 9 years ago
DOH!
K M over 9 years ago
I hope Baldo has ID on him giving the address of the house he’s trying to enter through the window. Something similar happened to me, although it didn’t escalate to what’s being portrayed here. But I locked myself out of my house in the rain; and to compound the problem, I locked myself out of my car (which is how I locked myself out of the house). I knew there were unlocked windows in the house because the windows had recently been replaced and I couldn’t close and lock the windows until the caulk set. However, I had just gone around the first floor locking the windows as the caulk had set there; so I couldn’t get in the easy way. And I wasn’t going to have a lot of success climbing a rain-slickened slate roof to reach the second floor windows. So I went to the town police station to ask them to have someone come and open my car so I could get into the house. Took quite some convincing; but they eventually acquiesced. I suppose being able to show them my driver’s license with the address I was trying to enter helped convince them.