[aNYCguy]

I think it was not wrong for trying to share the Gospel with the people....WE ARE *COMMANDED* TO DO SO.

For Pete's sake, THE MAN IS A COP. It's absolutely irrelevant which set of religious laws he's chosen to follow. As a cop, and a citizen of the U.S., he has an earthly obligation not to abuse his powers of detention and arrest. If he can't stomach the contradiction, it's up to him to choose, or for his coordinators to end his stint as volunteer cop.

[rwfromkansas]

Hey, if you want to disobey Christ, that's your baby.

I would agree with you that it would be an abuse of power to stop them because of their beliefs.

That is a clear abuse of power. And, if he did that, he deserves to be reprimanded or even let go.

However, if he stopped them for probable cause, I have no objection to him mentioning his faith to them.

Now, the letter did cross the line.