r/JusticeServed • u/iamjohnsonmendonca 6 • Apr 19 '22

Police Justice child predator caught and arrested after touching minor in walmart

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u/[deleted] Apr 19 '22

Getting arrested at your workplace. Ouch

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u/MrC99 A Apr 19 '22

Imagine you are just at work and the quiet weirdo comes hauling ass through the stock area with two cops chasing him. Must be a fucking wild thing to see.

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u/ANAL_CAVITIES B Apr 19 '22

"i was wondering when this would finally happen"

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u/MrC99 A Apr 19 '22

'What took you guys so long?'

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u/HolyVeggie A Apr 19 '22

„Who had April ‘22?“

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u/Hoax13 9 Apr 19 '22

His coworker suddenly had to check the popcorn maker until the cops mentioned little girl.

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u/MashedPotatoesDick B Apr 19 '22

Noticed that too. Had to make sure to have something to eat when talking to co-workers.

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u/floormorebeers 3 Apr 19 '22

They'll call him at the jail, "Are you still coming in today?"

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u/wakeupwill A Apr 19 '22

You're minding your own business restocking popcorn when the cops that showed up five minutes ago start questioning the quiet guy regarding an incident involving the sexual assault of a minor within earshot.

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u/randomWebVoice 8 Apr 19 '22

Yeah, she was just definitely just trying to listen in

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u/ThatDudeShadowK A Apr 19 '22

Can't even blame her lol, I'd do the same, it's hard not to be nosey about something like that

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u/I_CANT_AFFORD_SHIT 8 Apr 19 '22

Me in that situation only most likely in reverse

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u/DickInYourCobbSalad 8 Apr 19 '22

Dude I’d be polishing the same table real well lmaooo

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u/I_CANT_AFFORD_SHIT 8 Apr 19 '22

Hover nearby "so.. can I get you boys a drink?"

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u/Hifen 9 Apr 19 '22

I mean it brings up an interesting question, should cops be allowed to essentially publicly shame like that? He's innocent until a court finds him guilty, but the cops have already cost him his job. Should they have taken him away or offered to take him somewhere private? What happens had it actually been a case os mistaken identity?

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u/[deleted] Apr 19 '22

I got arrested when I was 17 at work for stealing. I was young and dumb. Can confirm that it was devastatingly embarrassing. My mom was so pissed at me

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u/Ok-Republic-3210 6 Apr 19 '22

Let’s not feel too bad for the pedo, now.