This is why we're not allowed to voice our opinions out loud

[mousme]

Dear member of the public,

It's bad enough you're calling the police while intoxicated, to report a crime that's likely not even a crime. You admit to being drunk but not to having taken drugs. Fine. You want to be a "good citizen," but you can't tell me what happened, nor where it happened, except that it was in a bar near your home.

You know what pisses me off? That you won't give me your address because your three-year-old son is asleep and you don't want the police waking him. I'm sorry, WHAT? You are drunk at eight o'clock on a Saturday morning, alone at home with your toddler, and you're worried that the police are going to bother him? What about when he wakes up and finds Mommy has had a bit more of the hair of the dog that bit her?

Why don't you work on sobering up, so then the police will start taking you seriously. I'm not surprised that you already called both the Laval Police and the SQ and that they didn't believe you. What makes you think the RCMP is going to be any different? I spoke to the Laval Police, incidentally, and they know all about you. Apparently drunken calls with random accusations and near-psychotic alcohol-induced delusions are your specialty.

I feel sorry for your kid.

No love at all,

Me

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