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Jun 1, 2020
9:49:08am

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Don’t worry about it unless you work them often

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puntersarepeople

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Etiquette question for cops: What is the correct way to refer to a cop if you don't know their rank? I once heard

Cougar-Duck Murder Hornet

6/1/20 9:47am

I have never tried to address a cop by their correct title.

SandYFan

6/1/20 9:48am

I often try to - my work brings me in regular contact with police. But it's hard to know.

Cougar-Duck

6/1/20 9:49am

Don’t worry about it unless you work them often

puntersarepeople

6/1/20 9:49am

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JimmyZ

6/1/20 9:50am

Not a cop, but I always refer to them as "officer" during depositions.

6/1/20 9:52am

The Ute fans page has a lot more experience with this, try asking there.

vagabonder

6/1/20 10:04am

RE: Etiquette question for cops: What is the correct way to refer to a cop if

6/1/20 10:14am

Unless you're another officer, it probably doesn't (or shouldn't) matter.

Homercles

6/1/20 10:26am

Thank you

Cougar-Duck

6/1/20 10:27am

Does that make "Dr." Chris Hill a tool as well?

TailgateU

6/1/20 2:10pm

Does Bryce Harper dislike clown questions?

Homercles

6/1/20 2:22pm

Dude?

mncstr

6/1/20 10:58am

I would think "officer" covers them all, kinda line "Elder" covers all the GA's,

socorny

6/1/20 11:10am

Officer, Sir, or Ma'am. That's what I do.

6/1/20 2:43pm

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