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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]She had just had a meeting with him. She called him directly because of that. He should have advised her they don’t change tires though and started her a tow truck for that. [/quote]

They do change tires. All the time.  Community policing as well as roadway safety.

Would have gone a long way if she had tweeted her appreciation for their help after tweeting that they were basically Memphis. [/quote] not in moco they don’t. Maybe for a friend or something, but if you call moco police with a flat tire they will call u a tow. [/quote]

I have seen it twice this past year (2022). If I see it that often, and I’m barely out, it’s happening on a regular basis. [/quote]

This is from the article:

https://wjla.com/news/local/montgomery-county-councilmember-councilwoman-kristin-mink-police-third-district-3d-commander-flat-tire-phone-call-assistance-favor-union-fop-fraternal-order-officer?fbclid=IwAR0lnqhHP0RNRUVkSeitgKhQJVcmkhdPe4ZA6aXFSDKRpdWg5vJcFT2bHYk&fs=e&s=cl

According to the FOP, Montgomery County officers are not required to change flat tires but may do so from time to time as a kind gesture. It basically comes down to an officer's personal discretion.

"If it's a 95-year-old lady and she's stuck on the side of the road at midnight and there are no calls for service, of course, an officer's going to help. But if the car's safely on the side of the road and it's just a flat tire, an officer's going to set up flares and tell the person to call for a tow truck or use AAA if they have it," [/quote]

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