Baldwin Park joined about 60 other agency's and began radio encryption during the George Floyd…read moreprotests. Bad timing, it appears they are hiding. My years of listening to the scanner has shown that they don't have anything to hide. Although, one Sargent is really rude to the other officers. I only know him as "Mairy" lol . He is very short to the dispatcher too. At 6:15 when the officers do roll call, he will interrupt and say yeah everyone is here. He's probably the rudest person in the department. He sounds like a thug. I feel for the other officers when he is on duty. There is also a new officer who is working very hard. He is busy and it's obviously is dedicated. Man he is nervous though. I bet the thug is why he makes mistakes.
One officer used 506.275 to talk to another officer on 6/10/2020 and the dispatcher quickly shushed him. That's the last radio traffic I herd. Sad. An end of an era of transparency.
I've included a definition of "Mary".
#1 "Mary"
March 2, 2008 at 04:38 · Filed under American, Domestic, Gay, Male, Nickname, Person, Popular Culture, Slang and tagged: American, Gay, Male, Nickname, pop culture, Slang
Gay guys love addressing each other through the use of a female name. "Mary" is their favorite. If you hear a gay using a female name to address another man, he probably thinks that the other is: a) effeminate, b) outlandish, or c) both.
-noun
1. a feminine name used as a substitute for a gay man's given name, used with affection, ridicule, or familiarity by another gay man
2. a popular greeting or salutation used by gay men to address other gay men they believe to be more effeminate.
: "Hey Mary, how's it going?
: "Calm down, Mary!"
: "Teabag him, Mary!"
[Origin: unknown; may be attributed to the popular American actress Mary Tyler Moore.]
