'Bite Me' Remark Gets Officer Bitten: A punishable offense?

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'Bite Me' Remark Gets Officer Bitten: A punishable offense?

by KayDee Posted May 27, 2009 21:01:54

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A former Connecticut Police Academy captain bit a co-worker after a "bite me" remark. The captain, Francis Woodruff, was bothering the female license and applications analyst, when she replied with a "bite me." The captain took the remark literally and bite the tricep of the female analyst, leaving teeth marks. Now, the captain has to appear in court after Wyler filed a complaint.

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+2 raves chibichick123 June 15, 2009 03:11:01

Answered: No. Wyler should never have said "bite me" to the former captain.
she was just asking for it!
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Robby June 27, 2009 06:46:59

Answered: No. Wyler should never have said "bite me" to the former captain.
I don't approve of his actions, but she said it, so...
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chibichick123 June 15, 2009 03:11:01

Answered: No. Wyler should never have said "bite me" to the former captain.
she was just asking for it!
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max June 12, 2009 19:41:10

Answered: Yes! Punish the captain who bit the female analyst!
and these are officers?
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cntrygrl June 05, 2009 19:47:49

Answered: Yes! Punish the captain who bit the female analyst!
yea saying bite me is the same as saying hit me wen your angry your not actually supposed to do it
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Joker2874 June 01, 2009 21:31:13

Answered: Yes! Punish the captain who bit the female analyst!
What a complete friggin idiot ! In this day & age when any-body will sue anybody for anything, & this butthole goes and does that ! And he's in law enforcement ! I dont know if he should lose his job or go to the 'clink', 'can' or 'joint' 4 this..But he definately shouldv known better to pull a stupid
stunt like that...
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troyspud May 31, 2009 14:37:11

Answered: Yes! Punish the captain who bit the female analyst!
This action on the officers part was uncalled for. That would be the same to tell him to kiss her butt. Would he have done that to?
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Caitlyn May 30, 2009 12:33:51

Answered: No. Wyler should never have said "bite me" to the former captain.
If you say bite me its an invitation to be bitten. There really can't be much of a complaint.
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brittney paige May 30, 2009 00:53:30

Answered: No. Wyler should never have said "bite me" to the former captain.
i don't really agree with either, but that's why you never say that to someone!
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sammypants May 29, 2009 01:46:38

Answered: Yes! Punish the captain who bit the female analyst!
everyone knows its just a rude remark not a literal remark in this case anyways
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Sarah May 28, 2009 18:39:26

Answered: Yes! Punish the captain who bit the female analyst!
it is a joke or and (somtimes) rude comment, but he is really stupid to really bite her.
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ypd91 May 28, 2009 04:22:25

Answered: Yes! Punish the captain who bit the female analyst!
dude keep that foreplay in bedroom please
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diledw May 28, 2009 03:51:30 (edited)

Answered: Yes! Punish the captain who bit the female analyst!
come on its a phrase that everyone uses when they are mad...he should be punished for being so literal
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Jmac May 28, 2009 03:18:26

Answered: No. Wyler should never have said "bite me" to the former captain.
Actually, I'm looking for the "WTH WERE THESE PEOPLE THINKING???" option
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ronbo May 28, 2009 02:49:48

Answered: Yes! Punish the captain who bit the female analyst!
I think somebody needs to grow up.
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terr May 28, 2009 02:38:57

Answered: No. Wyler should never have said "bite me" to the former captain.
I think he should just have to show proof of a rabies vacination.
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Heart Broke Boi May 28, 2009 01:29:07

Answered: No. Wyler should never have said "bite me" to the former captain.
I'm not too sure what should happen....... think that the charge should be dropped, because the police officer did say bite me...... But they should get punished for whatever they were being punished for...
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riz May 28, 2009 01:26:41

Answered: No. Wyler should never have said "bite me" to the former captain.
lol, stupid police officer is retarded.
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Feria~SweetlySicklyInsane May 28, 2009 00:26:40

Answered: No. Wyler should never have said "bite me" to the former captain.
Well, the saying goes 'You asked for it'
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Larson Whipsnade May 28, 2009 00:12:53

Answered: Yes! Punish the captain who bit the female analyst!
What a dumb-ass! And THESE are the people who enfoce the law? he should have offered to bite her in private!
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H-Dizzle May 27, 2009 23:50:23

Answered: No. Wyler should never have said "bite me" to the former captain.
Ask and ye shall receive. If she didn't want to be bit she shouldn't have asked for it...lighten up people. Seriously though...
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runningintriangles May 27, 2009 23:00:50 (edited)

Answered: Yes! Punish the captain who bit the female analyst!
...unless you've some sort of understanding with a person, never, ever take the words "bite me" literally.
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S I N G E R May 27, 2009 22:45:45

Answered: Yes! Punish the captain who bit the female analyst!
honestly, i say bit me ALL the time. but the captain shouldnt have actually bit her and taken it so literally.
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Kirtap May 27, 2009 21:38:11

Answered: No. Wyler should never have said "bite me" to the former captain.
The former Captain should know better than to take a comment such as that literally. It is assault no matter what way you look at it. Furthermore, this so called "former" Captains mental state must be in serious question, one must really look at what reasons there might be that he is no longer in his capacity as a captain. Perhaps he has demonstrated poor judgment and questionable behavior in the past hence he is no longer a captain. Either way, both behaved like children. I would hope that "Bite Me" is not the extent of this woman's vocabulary. If so then she might want to return to some educational institution for a vocabulary and sentence structure class. My niece of 4 years old and nephew of 5 years old demonstrate more common sense than to engage in behavior such as this.How is it that these 2 "Adults"cant? SEND THEM BOTH TO KINDERGARTEN AND TEACH THEM TO PLAY NICE AND RESPECT EACH OTHER OR MAKE THEM SIT IN THE CORNER AND TAKE A TIME OUT!!!!!!!!.......seems to work for most children!!
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Wolfy May 27, 2009 21:21:10

Answered: Yes! Punish the captain who bit the female analyst!
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Isaristh May 27, 2009 21:16:06

Answered: No. Wyler should never have said "bite me" to the former captain.
When you say "bite me", espcially to an Academy Captain, you better believe it when he takes you seriously. He was just doing as ordered! There is no crime here!
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-- May 27, 2009 21:11:26

Answered: No. Wyler should never have said "bite me" to the former captain.
as far as i am concerned if you say bite me.you are giving them authorization to do so lmao
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Spaxol May 27, 2009 21:07:39

Answered: Yes! Punish the captain who bit the female analyst!
Eh i dont know... I think he should get mental help though...
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Lisbeth May 27, 2009 21:04:09

Answered: Yes! Punish the captain who bit the female analyst!
I wish I could mark both! Good gracious! What the f#%$ are people doing these days.. Are we all acting three years old or something??!!
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Margo May 27, 2009 21:03:43

Answered: No. Wyler should never have said "bite me" to the former captain.
"Just following orders, sir."