Woman slams police for making her lose her job...what the police replied her on Facebook will surprise you

A woman Christy Carter was stopped by police from the Owasso police department in Oklahoma for over speeding and according to her, the officer who stopped her insisted on keeping her there for 19 minutes, causing her to miss the start of her shift and lose her job. Christy, unhappy with her job loss gave the Owasso Police Department a one star rating on Facebook.

She accused the police of wasting too much of her time, hence she arrived late for her work shift and asked if the policeman who delayed her will help pay for her rent and car repayments saying she could be homeless. The Owasso Police Department gave a stunning reply to her claims on Facebook.

Instead of agreeing with her version of events, the police department gave a very different description of what happened.

"Interesting take on the event Christy, your claims are very serious but more alarmingly very false. "You were stopped for travelling 57mph in a 45mph zone which received you a warning. "You failed to keep insurance on your vehicle which is cause for your vehicle to be towed. "The very generous police officer allowed you time enough to contact your insurance agency by phone and update your insurance policy by phone. "[This] you did and were then allowed to leave." The reply continued: "So, to sum up, this officer gave you a warning for speeding, didn't tow your car and allowed you to contact your insurance to update your policy. "Was there anything else this officer could have done for you? Perhaps you meant to score our review higher?"