Unsat SF Cop

[USAFDefender]

All right, here is some crazy Security Forces shit that happened to me last night.
Me, my supervisor and two other members of my shop were out working on the flightline. A cop came up and asked us for our security badges. No problem, right? So my supervisor asks the cop if he could see his line badge and the cop went nuts. He took our security passes and our IDs wrote down our names and asked us our 1st shirts name.
The cop, a SrA, beraded my supervisor, a SSgt, for being "unprofessional". My supervisor only asked if he could see the cops line badge because they normally have them attached to their vests when they come out to the line.
Now I know that we all the responsibility of Force Protection and we all have the right to approach any one coming into a restricted area and ask them for the Security pass. So how come this cop reacted so harshly and didn't even have his showing in the first place?
This is why alot of us have a hard time relating to the cops. This guy could have just shown his badge as well easy as that. Its a AF members responsibilty for force protection. I think that this particular cop just forgot his line badge last night.

Roll call wasn't the right place to put this post, so I thought I'd start a new thread here.

First off, you are completely right. That is unsat. What became of this? Why did you supervisor back down? He's an NCO isn't he? Considering this happened not long ago, I would definitely report this dirtbag to his chain. Call the Law Enforcement Desk and ask the number to their "Operations section". Hopefully you have his name.

Having said that, I know just how annoying it is when some idiot can't stand the fact that you have authority over him. The fucks can't understand that you are just doing what you're told and don't need some immature pissing contest because of it. You know how many times people have yelled at me for having my beret on on the flightline or to put my reflective belt on(sf doesn't have to comply with either of those flightline standards)? What's funnier is that they never say anything to me unless I'm checking their 1199. What's even funnier than that is that it hasn't happened since I've put on SSgt. So that leads me to believe these guys can't stand being told what to do by an Airman. It's pathetic and extremely irritating.

Your cop may have been having a really bad day. Perhaps he had been in a run-in with some other maintainers or one of his flight members. Yet, how he handled himself (if it was indeed the way you said it was) was unsat. If it upset you that much, report him.

[Rusty24]

Or maybe he just finished talking to DINSTAAR

[USAFDefender]

[fltmedic]

yeah, i miss dinstaar....
kel

[possible airmen]

ok I'm sorry i have to ask. what is dinstaar?

[possible airmen]

ok sorry for asking i found his posts...... lol