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Welcome to our slash malicious compliance, where this police dispatcher trolls their sergeant

in the best way possible.

Well, he did say no matter what it was, I worked as a dispatcher for a small town police

department out west.

There was always a bit of a struggle with our patrol sergeants, who looked down his nose

at dispatch, always trying to micromanage our department and bully our dispatch sergeants.

One day he discovered that dispatchers were handling small routine matters, such as answering

questions from the public and handling other minor issues that didn't require a police response.

He was outraged, he stomped around the station for a bit, then issued a memo, it began with

a condescending essay about how dispatchers were not qualified to answer questions or handle

minor issues, as only fully trained police officers were capable of such weighty matters.

He then issued a directive that an officer would be sent on any call received from the

public no matter what it was.

Our dispatch sergeant just smiled and told us to follow the directive, that she was

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