So I'm on the Yakima Police Watch List Options

[Coomer]

I just got a call from my boss(not my immediate one but the one right under the CEO), and he's angry because the cops called him at 1AM last night and woke him up "because there's this very suspicious yellow car that just parked and some kid went into the building."

I have a key and a security code to the building, and they let me come to my office whenever I want so I can work on stuff. But now he's mad, because he thinks I was doing something suspicious, but all I did was drive normally, park, unlock, and go inside.

My boss went on to say that the officer was in an unmarked car and the officer mentioned that my car was on their watch list and being watched because of suspicious behavior!

This is straight-up ridiculous. I don't know what to do...I'm a good kid and I don't have a bad driving record and they have no reason whatsoever to put me on their watch list...I bet that's why I'm pulled over every other week too.

I dunno what to do...filing a complaint will only make things worse I'm sure.

[CupCrazy38]

Well, if is was an unmarked unit, he may have been working a part time for the company. He may have called who he did b/c that's who hired him and is paying him.

However, if that's the case, he should have stoped you and asked you a few questions instead of letting you go into the building. After all, if he's being paid to watch the building and patrol around it and he notices somebody that is on a "police watch list" go into such building, he's not doing what the company is paying him to do by not stoping the subject.

Same goes for a unit on duty. I'd say it just sucks. Hey, some guy in a yellow integra probably did something and the only description they remember is a yellow car with four headlights. I can't tell you how many times people ask me if my car is an integra...ugh.

Anyway, good luck...