It's just a job! At least that is how many view it. When I was in college I worked at what was then called King Kwik in Cincinnati, a convenient store. This particular one gave free coffee to police officers. As a result there were always cruisers parked outside and we were one of the few stores never to have been robbed on 3rd shift. Anyway..Most of them owned bikes. I had just bought a new Kawasaki KZ750-4. The first year the 750 had a 4 cylinder, prior years were twins. A couple of the officers from 3 different surrounding communities asked me to meet them on a backroad when I got off work. I let them take turns riding it down the road while I listened to them tell me stories of speeding etc... how to rig your lights so you could turn them off when approaching a cop etc. All in all they act and behaved like you and I when off duty, speeding, drinking etc but when on duty it was strictly by the book. They were like -" Look I understand the desire to speed..we do it as well.. but if you come past me when I'm on duty I'm obligated to ticket you. " I blew past an officer that owned a Gym I went to in a 1986 Fiero GT I owned. I didn't even see him. Later that day while working out he told me when and where I was speeding but had let me go... For the most part they're like us.. they have good and bad days.. it is only a job and they are not angels nor morally perfect..