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Ok...what is wrong with that picture...lol
I guess if he is sleeping he is not going to be harassing citizens!!
CHICAGO (CBS) The Chicago Police Department has launched an investigation after an officer was caught on tape sleeping while inside a department SUV.
Video of the sleeping cop was posted online on Saturday, and has been viewed more than 710,000 times, and shared more than 25,000 times.
http://chicago.cbslocal.com/2015/05/19/watch-chicago-cop-caught-sleeping-on-the-job/
It was filmed in broad daylight at 63rd Street and Campbell Avenue. An officer wearing sunglasses was spotted sitting in the drivers seat of a police SUV, and was sleeping soundly.
The man narrating the video said people get shot all the time in that area, and a young person was shot and killed for his phone not too long ago at that same intersection.
The man who recorded the video walked up to the SUVs open passenger window, and took a close-up video of the sleeping officer, who never budges.
The video shows the officer sleeping for a full 50 seconds, but its clear from the setup of the video that the officer had been sleeping before the camera was turned on, and continued to sleep afterward.
I guess if he is sleeping he is not going to be harassing citizens!!
CHICAGO (CBS) The Chicago Police Department has launched an investigation after an officer was caught on tape sleeping while inside a department SUV.
Video of the sleeping cop was posted online on Saturday, and has been viewed more than 710,000 times, and shared more than 25,000 times.
http://chicago.cbslocal.com/2015/05/19/watch-chicago-cop-caught-sleeping-on-the-job/
It was filmed in broad daylight at 63rd Street and Campbell Avenue. An officer wearing sunglasses was spotted sitting in the drivers seat of a police SUV, and was sleeping soundly.
The man narrating the video said people get shot all the time in that area, and a young person was shot and killed for his phone not too long ago at that same intersection.
The man who recorded the video walked up to the SUVs open passenger window, and took a close-up video of the sleeping officer, who never budges.
The video shows the officer sleeping for a full 50 seconds, but its clear from the setup of the video that the officer had been sleeping before the camera was turned on, and continued to sleep afterward.