Philadelphia Police 22ND-23RD

I was assaulted and called here, and then again an hour later. Nobody showed up. I have zero confidence Calling Philadelphia law enforcement when my life is in danger. Sad.

Horrible went in to this location because my daughters car was stolen and the cops had me in the hallway for 15 minutes why they talked so unprofessional. Should not be police. I had to find the car in my own thru GPS and lead cops in another jurisdiction to find .my car..sad sad sad to be authority.

They’re extremely rude. They’ll likely get around to helping you when you’re dead.

One cop in a million gets killed doing the job that he is PAID to do, so now the public is expected to worship all of this city's corrupt cops. Police officers get shot, truck drivers crash, and construction workers fall - it's called assumption of the risk when you join a dangerous profession, of which policing is not even one of the 15 most deadly or injurious. Personally, I will never respect a GED-holding loser thug who became a cop so that he could bully innocent people and play the system for every possible cent, whether he robs bodega owners, extorts bribes or merely collects his $170,000-plus average ultimate annual compensation (counting future pension payments, health insurance, and the like).

They’re the worst and they need professional training. If it’s not about a shooting they don’t care, bet they would have more compassion in a SUBURBAN neighborhood.