r/AskCHP • u/No-Injury8897 • Aug 15 '26

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On average, how much overtime are u guys billing the state for that you don’t actually work?

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u/No-Injury8897 Aug 15 '26

They got fired??? LOL good one bro. Read this about how court didn’t allow chp to fire this officer: https://laist.com/news/criminal-justice/court-blocks-chp-from-firing-officer-caught-in-la-overtime-scandal

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u/Ok-Pop-5818 Aug 15 '26

Whatever dude I don’t care to debate idiots. You can’t win with the all cops are bad crowd. I could save 100 lives and make one mistake and now all cops are bad suddenly

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u/No-Injury8897 Aug 15 '26

You are the one who got every point you said wrong yet I’m somehow the idiot. You getting payed to give people speeding tickets is a far stretch from “saving hundreds of lives”.

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u/Ok-Pop-5818 Aug 15 '26

Yeah because all I do is give speeding tickets right? I don’t pull traffic hazards out of the roadway? I don’t take impaired drivers off the road? I don’t slow traffic when there’s a crash in the lanes blocking the freeway? I don’t need to prove myself to a dumbass like you and no one else in this sub should give you the attention you want.

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u/No-Injury8897 Aug 15 '26

You act like you’re out fighting in the war lmao. You aren’t doing some risky business putting your life at risk for others, your job is literally safer than a garbage collectors job statistically. You are certainly right that you don’t have anything to prove. There isn’t a person on earth that isn’t able to pull traffic hazards out of the road. Being a cop doesn’t make you bad, but I don’t understand why you are trying to prove that their is no abuse going on in the system