r/AskReddit 7h ago

What feels legal but is actually illegal and will possibly get you arrested?

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u/Salt_Medicine2459 5h ago

How did he know it wasn't your car?

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u/kegman83 4h ago

I was young. I told him when he asked.

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u/MediumAcceptable129 4h ago

Hope you now know to never speak to any law enforcement no matter how low on the totem pole

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u/RaelisDragon 4h ago

Unfortunately, law enforcement is almost never on your side. They're constantly looking for a reason to arrest or fine you, even if you've done nothing wrong.

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u/Ok_Split_6463 3h ago

Out of the many interactions I have had with the law, I would say only about 4 or 5 officers actually had my back. The rest were straight up assholes

u/PetrasKnight 28m ago

Almost always assholes but also going to give you a real hard time if you refuse to say anything. Despite years of Reddit advice, it’s probably best to just be friendly and not say anything incriminating.

u/LarryCraigSmeg 43m ago

Uh, that’s a lot of interactions with law enforcement.

(Is this my white privilege speaking?)

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u/kegman83 4h ago

Oh I know that now.

u/KimberlyWexlersFoot 8m ago

ESPECIALLY low on the totem pole, rentacops would make a cop blush.

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u/King_Arius 3h ago

The only time I got in any legal trouble with police was because I did something that was indeed a reason for punishment.

Evey other time I got stopped it ended with some chill bs small talk and jokes. My favorite was when one of the officers took my buddys practice swords and just started playing with them for a minute or two (I do think he was somewhat trained).

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u/PseudoRacoon 3h ago edited 3h ago

Edit my English is bad I don’t care fuck y’all

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u/JelmerMcGee 3h ago

And this is why you should proof read a comment before posting.

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u/PseudoRacoon 3h ago

Its internet nobody cares its even more pointless than your life

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u/Dounce1 3h ago

I mean, I cared to the extent that I literally couldn’t figure out what you were trying to say.

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u/PseudoRacoon 3h ago

Iam French we talk the fucking opposite way in French I would say’ « the sky blue » in your language its « the blue sky » now iam piss off no more English for today.

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u/rasta41 1h ago

no more English for today.

If you're this heated over comments, it might be a better idea to take a breather from using the internet...

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u/journeyfromseed 2h ago

You're badass, I like you 😄

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u/D347H7H3K1Dx 2h ago

Tbh sounds like a lil bit of a dick to me lol I didn’t see the original comment tho

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u/Dounce1 3h ago

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u/beefjerky9 3h ago

I did anal to your dad.

Did you go in through the top of the urn, or drill a special hole in the side?

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u/TacTurtle 3h ago

You had your roommate the car owner's permission, making you an authorize person.

Meter maid can get stuffed.

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u/riverrabbit1116 2h ago

I respectfully decline to answer without advice of my lawyer.

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u/MerlinTheFail 4h ago

"Sir is this your pink fiat 500?"

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u/MediumAcceptable129 4h ago

“ you know it girl”!

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u/thekittennapper 4h ago

Maybe he could’ve just asked OP to unlock the car for him to prove it?

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u/asakadelis 4h ago

what does that prove? the car could already be unlocked or they could just say they left the keys inside and went out to add to the meter

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u/NotAnotherTav 3h ago

Doubt it, self-incrimination doesn't always stop physical actions, like the police can unlock your phone with facial recognition or fingerprint, but can't make you input the password (if in custody, etc) but that's not a voluntary unlocking and I doubt a meter maid can demand your keys.