[SDCBC] Harassed by the W

[JonIsaacs at aol.com]

In a message dated 4/4/08 1:25:37 AM Pacific Standard Time, 
trevorspoke at cox.net writes:

> The best advice  for all such situations is to go up the supervisor chain.
> Get the information from the situation (license plate, bus number, employee 
> name, officer badge number, whatever) and speak to their manager. Don't 
> threaten them or tell them you're going to, just do it. In most cases, they'll get 
> a nice talking-to and you'll get a polite response from the manager thanking 
> you for improving their image with the public for catching the problem.
> 
> -- Trevor
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I agree. I worked for me one time when an officer swore at me when I 
suggested he shouldn't have parked his car in the bike lane at the bottom of Torrey 
Pines Grade on  a Friday afternoon when the car traffic was stop and go...

Ironically, he was there with a TV crew video taping the traffic and cars who 
were using the bike lane...  His superior was very understanding.

Jon



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