City of Sandy Springs Police Dept

I have an idea? Let’s focus on all the traffic laws instead of the ones that have the highest fines. For instances… I wouldn’t have to speed to get around the jack hole that’s driving 55 mph is the left lane. Why aren’t officers pulling people over for that? It doesn’t pay for the 60k SUV they drive?
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This police department is without a doubt the best police department in the metro area! I have had personal contact with this police force involving a theft by taking from my home from someone I had met on a dating website…(imagine that right?) not only did the Detective (Matt McGinnis) do a very thorough job from beginning to the arrest and to conviction, he made sure I was kept informed the whole time! I was very impressed with everyone I have come in contact here at SSPD and I will say this: they do have the best looking cops in all of the Atlanta area… make no mistake about that! Very professional too!

Simply horrible people. I wish I could subtract stars. I was the victim of another driver’s poor driving skills. At the scene I was in shock and not in my right mind, and I failed to get the woman’s insurance information. This information is not only with the officer, but available electronically nowadays. They are perfectly capable of being decent human beings and looking up the information. However, not only do they refuse to help, but they are rude and nasty about it. I hope no one is so unfortunate as to be hurt is Sandy Springs — the cops don’t care.

Be very very careful when driving in or even through the «city» of Sandy Springs. Apparently their whole judicial system is built on writing and prosecuting traffic tickets. They have more cop car per capita than any other city on the planet and a kangaroo court to back them up. Trust me, «warnings» are not in their play book. Your going to pay and pay the full amount at that. I take my business elsewhere.

Guess I’ll review who kept me sane when I couldn’t attend the Masquerade last night. I am a fan of the Sandy Springs Police Department.
I walk out to my car at my boyfriend’s condo complex and… oh wow someone has decided to completely destroy half of the left side of my car with their own. First bonus: you want to call the cops for anything while in Sandy Springs? Just dial 911. It feels weird to be like «no actually it’s not an emergency but I did call you earlier!» …I did in fact call the regular non-​emergency number and was told I had to dial 911. Fine.
So.first time.
Within 10 minutes of giving all sorts of info to the operator, an officer came. He was incredibly nice, and even hung around for a good 20 minutes to do his paperwork to see if this lady would return, since she didn’t leave a note it is considered a hit and run.
Finally a good 8 ½ hours later, she does in fact return. and badly park in the same parking space. Within 30 minutes I had checked out the car, called back, talked to an officer, and was back inside all warm, and finally relaxed since all the next steps have been thoroughly explained to me. Actually, second officer, Officer Hancock, explained things even more thoroughly and he was pretty amusing. He also really likes to tell it how it is so. watch out drunks (as if that’s surprising if you’ve ever driven down Roswell Road on a weekend night). Pretty sure the lady parked there is not a drunk but man did he have a mini rant on that bit. But yeah… that explaining thing makes a world of difference, TAKE NOTE APD.
So boyfriend, your address may end in Atlanta, GA, but when I dial 911, Sandy Springs shows up and I like it very much.
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