Oops! Two Winnipeg police officers riding around in a helicopter accidentally broadcast their conversation about oral sex over their public address system.
Brandi Armstrong said she and her husband were out in their yard when the Air-1 helicopter flew over them earlier this week . Unbeknownst to the officers inside the chopper, their loudspeakers were on and Armstrong, her husband, and everyone else in the area could hear everything they were talking about.
“Can you give me a blowjob?” one of the officers asked the other.
To which the second officer replied, “You have too much body hair.”
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“My jaw hit the ground!” Armstrong told her local news station, adding that her husband was also “shocked” and “surprised.”
“He just looked at me and started laughing and said, ‘Did you hear that, honey? Did you really hear that?'”
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Jacob Serebrin was walking with a friend in the area. They also heard the voices coming from up above.
“We look up and there it is passing over and the two men in the helicopter were having a conversation, and we could hear part of it,” Serebin said. “Some swears and some references to money.”
“Everyone does have private conversations in the workplace,” he added. “But you know, there’s certain things that are inappropriate for any workplace.”
Armstrong feels the officers should be disciplined for the incident.
“A police officer, they hold a very important job,” she said. “Tons of people look up to them. Children look up to them. I mean, you’re setting a bad example for children. It’s almost saying it’s OK to speak like this.”
Winnipeg Police Services released the following statement over the matter:
As a result, the flight crew’s conversation was publicly broadcast [and] some content of the conversation was inappropriate. The involved members were not able to hear the public address system from within the aircraft. They became aware their conversation had been broadcast and immediately turned the system off.
The department added that the incident is “under review.”
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h/t: CBC
Rick Calden
Whoops! LOL, send him my way I love a man in uniform and with a lot of body hair.
Gauge Campbell
Taylor Boutin Josh Sharp omg hahahahahhaha
Ditamo
Disciplined? Seriously? Maybe this lady should get a life, instead of trying to dictate what other people should or not say at work. Clearly they were joking with each other. The only thing that should happen, maybe, is the officers getting retrained in how to use the helicopter since having the loudspeakers open for so long is a bit noobish.
Lester Louie
Armstrong needs to get over it. She’s a stick in the mud.
Caoimhin Mikael Lycke
Yeah, and…?
Atrius
Of course it’s okay to talk like this…that woman is a prude.
erasure25
Sounds hot… And pretty tame compared to my friends and I. We should not be teaching our kids sex negativity or shaming sex.
Kieran
“Two Winnipeg Police Officers”
OK, so when do we find out if they were both male or not?
Niko Graff
This stupid woman has nothing better to do?!?!?
I feel sorry for her husband.
Paul Collom
â??A police officer, they hold a very important job,â? she said. â??Tons of people look up to them. Children look up to them. I mean, youâ??re setting a bad example for children. Itâ??s almost saying itâ??s OK to speak like this.â?
It is ok! It’s human nature. If your kids are too young to know what they were talking about then great! If they’re old enough and don’t know what it is then it’s time for parents to talk about it. Not talking about sex is one of the reasons kids experiment on their own!
Richard Rackley
So what
rickhfx
No one cares, get a life.
NoCagada
“Tons of people look up to them.
Is that like binders full of women?
TomMc
@Kieran: “OK, so when do we find out if they were both male or not?”
I believe they were all men.
Masc Pride
@Ditamo: Two coworkers can discuss anything they want on the job. There’s really no way to stop it. However, if it’s tasteless and loud enough for others to hear, they probably will be disciplined over it. If two waiters were talking about sucking each other off loud enough for patrons to hear, they’d probably be fired.
Rafael Seda
Omg their virgin ears!
Saint Law
If they want to avoid being disciplined they should stick to shooting unarmed ethnics, not assaulting our delicate middle class ears with their profanity.
Jerome-Hans Ejan
Seema, that’s funny. Lol
slinky49
@Kieran – “We look up and there it is passing over and the two men in the helicopter were having a conversation, and we could hear part of it,” Serebin said. “Some swears and some references to money.”
I once dated a helicopter pilot. I don’t think they were joking.
Ditamo
@Masc Pride: Why would they be fired? If they aren’t actually planning to suck each others dicks, and are just joking and giving each other a hard time, than I don’t see why would they be fired, both in this case and in the example of the restaurant. If that happened in a restaurant you would probably sternly tell your employees to be more careful with what they says and where they say it, you don’t out right fire them, unless the manager is a jerk himself. Anyways, they weren’t “speaking loudly” for everyone to hear, it was a human or mechanical error from part of the communication system of the helicopter, which is way different than being obnoxious and “speaking loudly” in front of customers.
Stefano Gant
I love hairy guys. Lol
Masc Pride
@Ditamo: Uhh because it’s crude and unprofessional to talk about c*cksucking in front of customers. lol
The article also says the pilots “accidentally broadcast their conversation”, meaning the error was on their part:
“Unbeknownst to the officers inside the chopper, their loudspeakers were on…”
That’s definitely loud enough for everyone to hear (literally). Whether by accident or not, it was heard by the citizens. Inappropriate. Disciplinary action is reasonable, and I’m sure the officers involved understand why. Officers haven’t been displaying the most dignified behavior lately, and stories like this certainly don’t help. They’re supposed to be working anyway.
Ditamo
@Masc Pride: I don’t see how a sane person would be talking about c*cksucking in front of a customer. When you gave that example I was picturing two waiters, in a mostly downtime part of the day, or in a mostly employee spot of the restaurant, joking around and either being a bit loud and/or a customer passing by and overhearing them. When it comes to the article, ya it was heard by citizens, but it wasn’t intended to be heard by them. I don’t see why discipline or fire the officers. A public apology from officers or the police department should be more than sufficient, which is what happened in the end.