Cop at movie theatre in Lexington Park?

[vraiblonde]

I would have liked to have a cop at the last movie I went to so that he could have tasered the teenagers behind me.

[Kyle (Premo)]

Originally Posted by vraiblonde

I would have liked to have a cop at the last movie I went to so that he could have tasered the teenagers behind me.

I'd have settled for the Tazer and done the job myself on a Grandmother and her jabberjawed grandson at my last visit to a theatre.

She didn't respond to a polite request that she shut her piehole.

[awg9tech]

Originally Posted by vraiblonde

I would have liked to have a cop at the last movie I went to so that he could have tasered the teenagers behind me.

The last two movies we saw there, the punks in the back would not stop talking. We walked out on the last one and will NEVER go back. I'm not talking about an occasional whisper back and forth once in a while, full on, middle of your living room movie commentating with language that made the PG-13 movie we were seeing rated R.

[Fenrir51]

I remember when they used to not check tickets. ALOT of people would just walk in an see movies for free.

[baileydog]

I refuse to go to the movies for the exact reason you guys are talking about. Too much yakking. Ill take a dvd any day.

[2ndAmendment (Premo)]

Originally Posted by awg9tech

The last two movies we saw there, the punks in the back would not stop talking. We walked out on the last one and will NEVER go back. I'm not talking about an occasional whisper back and forth once in a while, full on, middle of your living room movie commentating with language that made the PG-13 movie we were seeing rated R.

Did you tell them to be quiet? Politely at first; then more adamantly; then go get the manager. If they get rowdy again, go get the manager again. Being a big guy, they usually shut up when I stand up, but hey, you have to be persistent. Get them tossed out of the theater. Carry an ASP and be prepared to use it when you leave.

[happyappygirl (Premo)]

Rottncop told of a crew of 4 who went into a mcdonalds late one evening, all sitting separately and yelling back and forth to each other. One went up and asked for a cup for some water, then went to the soda machine and got himself a cup of orange soda. he looked at the counter,and yelled, "pretend it's water". Rottncop was sitting right near the dispenser mind you, in his off duty uniform of msp clothes and cap type stuff. He quietly went over and sat next to the kid, who looked at him like he had lost his mind...but in a nice calm quiet voice he said "i've never seen anyone go to jail for a cup of orange soda before...KEWL" the kid FINALLY realized HE was who was in the cop car he had parked next too and hustled over to pay for the soda
ID10T

[Geek]

I love cop stories. BIL is always cracking us up. He once pulled over a driver for weaving and going slow. When he got to the car he found four guys with hibachi (sp) grill cooking burgers with the windows up. He had a lazy partner that would light road flares at accidents and stand in one place and throw the flares out.

[aps45819 (Premo)]

Originally Posted by Speedy70

Lexington Park? Is it that bad there???

Friend of mine had the window broken out of his car there a couple of weeks ago.

[vraiblonde]

Originally Posted by 2ndAmendment

Get them tossed out of the theater. Carry an ASP and be prepared to use it when you leave.

Not hardly. I'm not paying $10-$12 plus popcorn so I can can police the theater, when all I have to do is wait a few months and I can see the movie for a LOT cheaper and don't miss anything by running to the potty.