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Anyone else ever have this problem? :eek:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/09/30/AR2009093004586.html
CAPITOL POLICE
Woman Finds Officer in Her Bed
By Allison Klein
Washington Post Staff Writer
Thursday, October 1, 2009
A U.S. Capitol Police officer was arrested Sunday morning in Arlington County when a woman came home and found him passed out drunk in her bed, police said. The two had never met.
The officer, Thomas Patrick McMahon, 34, was charged with unlawful entry. Police say they are perplexed as to why McMahon picked the apartment, in the 1000 block of North Randolph Street, to sleep. He lives in Reston.
"I don't know if it looks similar to his apartment in Reston or what," said Arlington police spokeswoman Crystal Nosal. "Thankfully, nobody was hurt."
When officers arrived at 1 a.m., McMahon was still sleeping, Nosal said. Police think he walked into the apartment through the front door.
McMahon, a Capitol Police officer since 1998, is on paid administrative leave pending the outcome of the criminal charges, said Kimberly Schneider, a Capitol Police spokeswoman. Schneider said the agency will also conduct an investigation.
His arrest was first reported on WUSA-9.com.
sweet...can't wait to move there later this month.
Common - he was just sleepy. And dont let that tell you anything about Reston.
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Because I know there are substantial reasons to continue to attempt righteousness.
Business_Casual
10-02-09, 07:26
And in other news, the Arlington woman later complained about a man that left his towel on the floor, was rude to her sister on the phone and didn't take out the trash.
M_P
And in other news, the Arlington woman later complained about a man that left his towel on the floor, was rude to her sister on the phone and didn't take out the trash.
M_P
Ha, nice.
thopkins22
10-02-09, 10:29
modern_pirate has been wickedly funny the past month or two. And accurate posts at that.
geminidglocker
10-02-09, 10:38
At Ft. Knox I once went into the Barracks adjacent to mine, and upon finding the correct room number, made myself at home and went to sleep. I was in Alpha Battery! So this guy wakes me up and is like,"What are you doing in my bed?" And I'm like "WTF?"
Long story short, I ended up in the pit the next day, but was not formally disciplined;ie;Article 15 or what-not. Back in my day, a good smokin' really worked wonders.;)
Woman Finds Drunk Capitol Police Officer in Her Bed
"I'm from the government, and I'm here to help."
These dudes carry guns in DC - you're not allowed to.
Awesome!
"I'm from the government, and I'm here to help."
Doesn't top MP, but another good one.
And in other news, the Arlington woman later complained about a man that left his towel on the floor, was rude to her sister on the phone and didn't take out the trash.
M_P
my wife doesn't live in Arlington.
The big question is... was he on duty? :p
no he was off duty...another embarrassing incident for my agency
FromMyColdDeadHand
10-02-09, 17:44
The Ghost of Ted Kennedy lives.
Ha :D His friends probably got tired of his drunk ass, pulled the car over, and announced, OK you're home, get out... :eek:
CarlosDJackal
10-03-09, 09:59
"I'm from the government, and I'm here to help."
Yeah. How insensitive of that woman to have this civil servant arrested when all he as obviously doing was warming up her bed for her!! :D
This is a classic example of the difference between a man and a woman.
Woman finds man passed out in bed and calls the police.
Man finds woman passed out in bed and calls his friends.
dwhitehorne
10-03-09, 12:54
This is a classic example of the difference between a man and a woman.
Woman finds man passed out in bed and calls the police.
Man finds woman passes out in bed and calls his friends.
That all depends on how much she weighs :eek:
SWATcop556
10-03-09, 21:43
That all depends on how much she weighs :eek:
Its getting to be winter time. Keep 'em for warmth then shed in the summer. :p
Remember its like driving a moped....................feels cool until your friends find out you're doing it. :o
Heavy Metal
10-03-09, 21:58
At Ft. Knox I once went into the Barracks adjacent to mine, and upon finding the correct room number, made myself at home and went to sleep. I was in Alpha Battery! So this guy wakes me up and is like,"What are you doing in my bed?" And I'm like "WTF?"
Long story short, I ended up in the pit the next day, but was not formally disciplined;ie;Article 15 or what-not. Back in my day, a good smokin' really worked wonders.;)
Buddy of mine did that at Ft Pickett. He staggered drunk into an empty Firetrap Barracks (they all look-alike) and passed-out.
10:00AM the next morning the SMG is going nuts because they are supposed to return to home post from AT and they can't move because he is missing.
Finally, about 11:00, he wakes up and finds everybody else. Because of that incident, alcohol is thereafter banned from AT.
He got busted from E-7 to E-4. I would guess it is technically missing a movement but in reality, nobody moved! :)
Heavy Metal
10-03-09, 22:00
no he was off duty...another embarrassing incident for my agency
Dude, shit happens. Don't sweat it. At least nobody got hurt.
ThirdWatcher
10-03-09, 22:40
At least nobody got hurt.
This was a comment in the OP that I found kinda funny. In reality, the female resident was more of a threat than the police officer was (as he evidently was sleeping pretty soundly). :D
While I don't condone this, I doubt there was any criminal intent.
At Ft. Knox I once went into the Barracks adjacent to mine, and upon finding the correct room number, made myself at home and went to sleep. I was in Alpha Battery! So this guy wakes me up and is like,"What are you doing in my bed?" And I'm like "WTF?"
Long story short, I ended up in the pit the next day, but was not formally disciplined;ie;Article 15 or what-not. Back in my day, a good smokin' really worked wonders.;)
Dude should have locked his door. Ditto for the woman. It is amazing how effective a locked door can be. At the very least it makes a drunk stop to think about why the door won't open.
He got busted from E-7 to E-4. I would guess it is technically missing a movement but in reality, nobody moved! :)
Did he get a court martial? E-7s don't get busted three ranks just by ART-15. It takes a one star or higher to take our rank.
ThirdWatcher
10-04-09, 06:56
Did he get a court martial? E-7s don't get busted three ranks just by ART-15. It takes a one star or higher to take our rank.
Yep. That caught my attention, too. If they can't make you, they can't break you.
I feel bad for all parties involved.The cop had too much to drink and made a mistake.Shit happens.He didn't kill or hurt anyone.The same thing happened to a buddy of mine in Vegas.We went out,got shitfaced then we returned to our rooms.Only problem was he got confused and went into another guests room ( yes.his computer coded room key opened their door),stripped bare ass naked and went to sleep.Then the senior citizen couple returned from breakfast to find some big,muscle-bound stranger butt naked in their bed.They called security and to make a long story short,cleared the confusion up and escorted my friend to his room.
If that's the worst thing that happened to your friend here, he should be happy.
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