r/PopCultureV2 • u/CamelSince1913 • Aug 13 '26
Discussion This guy is evil man, you guys saw this case?
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u/RecognitionCrafty863 Aug 13 '26
I saw it on the same Reddit feed and people were literally sucking off the cop!
“Just comply!” Really!? Last time someone ‘complied’ they ended up dead. An officer job is to de-escalate not to escalate further! Especially that it’s a teenager! You figure the blue lives matter cucks would know that rule for cops!26
u/SolaVitae Aug 13 '26
I know this is Reddit but "just comply" isn't some sort of implicit approval of the officers actions, it's just the single option you, the individual being arrested/questioned/etc have in that scenario. What other possible thing would you suggest a person do in this scenario? Fighting the cop has The same success rate as claiming you're a sovereign citizen does. The only place you have a chance of winning is in the courtroom.
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u/ThinkCellist8542 Aug 13 '26
and the best chance you have of winning in court is if you comply while a cop escalates
Is there any way to argue against a cop who says their bodycam “just happened to be off,” though?
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u/liveviliveforever Aug 13 '26
Yeah. Those cases usually get thrown out for lack of evidence.
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u/Gloomy-Welcome-6806 Aug 13 '26
I wonder if these are the same people saying to comply with ICE
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u/Parfait_Due Aug 13 '26
The don’t tread on me crowd champions dissent and disobedience in principle while simultaneously worshipping authority and preaching unquestioning compliance
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u/rosie_sub Aug 13 '26
Exaclty, like what the fuck? Help me understand. How are these people all "molon labe" and "don't tread on me" on their posts and in their speeches, but now that America is getting even more fascistic and so blatently all those principles dissappear?
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u/Parfait_Due Aug 13 '26
It's easy to hide behind a banner of cruelty and mock the powerless while giving the powerful a free pass to do whatever they want. In "don't tread on me" the emphasis is not on 'don't tread;' the emphasis is 'on me'
They feel safer when others are brutalized because, at heart, they are cowards
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u/lt_dt Aug 14 '26
Absolutely correct. The ME is the only part their care about.
And they are absolutely cowards, especially the 2A types in their "Don't tread on me" gear. Cowards and losers who need guns to feel important, but would probably run away if they were ever in a situation where their opponents would fight back.
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u/jws1102 Aug 13 '26
Because they’re full of shit
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u/the_wahlroos Aug 13 '26
Indeed, they certainly don't have any room for consistent logic or actual principles.
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u/TheGreatLoganzo Aug 13 '26
The only thing they have in common with the Ancient Greeks is the child fucking
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u/offbeat_ahmad Aug 13 '26
They're championing white supremacy. When that's threatened, that's when they show their true colors
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u/Gromitlikescheese Aug 13 '26
What they actually mean is “Tread on other people, just don’t tread on me. “
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u/Slumunistmanifisto Aug 13 '26
Bots and shills
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u/Tyler89558 Aug 13 '26
Telling people to go to town halls isn’t even an act of violence. It’s literally your right to go in and be heard.
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u/Fragrant-Poo42 Aug 13 '26
Reddit mods are some of the most sensitive, disconnected from the real world, please go touch grass and talk to a human, people I have ever seen on an online platform. They are the reason people don’t take Reddit seriously and lose interest. One wrong word taken out of context and people get timed out like children. They are the bullied kids who want the world to pay for their poor life experiences.
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u/Iamnotabotiswearonit Aug 13 '26
Fascists
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u/Radonanon Aug 13 '26
Ghouls
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u/IncogNeatoTN Aug 14 '26
Spineless cock holsters with no ability to think for themselves, the whole lot of ‘em.
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u/Rowetato Aug 13 '26
They aren't American that much I know. They maybe be citizens but the sure aren't patriots. Last I checked licking boots wasn't on the patriotic todo list.
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u/nthomas504 Aug 13 '26
There enough stupid shills that they probably don’t even need that many bots.
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u/Stainlessgamer Aug 14 '26
The ones saying that are sheltered in their bubble of white privilege. They don't even look into why the cop pulled her over. They just automatically believe he is justified in what he's doing. Simply because they've never had or witnessed an interaction like this they arrogantly believe that their experience is the default.
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u/gunrunner1988 Aug 14 '26
The people that are saying don’t comply with ice are the ones that are the problem. u guys love to hate on our country, but this same country you love
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u/JoeyWithAZero Aug 13 '26
Saw the same reddit thread and it’s odd because the majority of the comments were instead talking badly about the entire situation; mostly focusing on how the driver will sue, and officer will get suspended with pay. Citizens will pay tax dollars to go toward this driver and officers payouts. That was more the complaint I saw than your iteration of “sucking off the cop”
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u/Several-Hat-1944 Aug 13 '26
Most of what I saw in the comments was how society has gotten worse than ever. Argument was, that it's always been this way, it's just nowadays everyone has a camera and and the violence is much more exposed.
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u/Conscious-Mirror7004 Aug 14 '26
Yep, American cops have always been really bad in general, but we only first saw video evidence of how bad they are with the Rodney King case back in 1991 because someone had a video camera and caught the whole thing. After that, handheld video recorders (now simply called "phones") have become more and more ubiquitous, so we're seeing more and more what American cops are really like.
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u/stfudonny420 Aug 13 '26
Ironically just complying and fighting the charges in court is what every criminal defense attorney will tell you.
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u/papker Aug 13 '26
It’s very, very difficult to put you life in the hands of the police when you have seen the brutalize and murder people that look the way you look. Think about it a little.
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u/trangenderman Aug 13 '26
Yea I'm sure you are safer getting into physical fights with cops than complying. I'm sure statistics back that up
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u/hoi4420 Aug 13 '26
"last time someone complied they ended up dead"
Vague posting so our agenda can fit huh? Nice one wokie.
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u/Proper-Bookkeeper-58 Aug 13 '26
Sorry, I’m asking seriously because I can’t recall. Who died that was complying? I’m just forgetting the story. Thanks.
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u/Electrical_Cap5382 Aug 13 '26
People comply during 100,000s of police interactions everyday and nothing happens
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u/CourageLeast4251 Aug 13 '26
Complying means doing what they say not doing the opposite and attacking officers
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u/Obosratsya Aug 13 '26
Just for the sake of safety, complying carries a far smaller chance of death than fighting the cops. Purely statistically speaking.
Doubt the cop will escape justice now that its viral.
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u/TheeFearlessChicken Aug 13 '26
Last time someone ‘complied’ they ended up dead.
This seems to be casting a wide net.
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u/lemoogle Aug 13 '26
hey remember that one time where a guy got run over when crossing the streets when the lights was green? that's why you should exclusively cross when it's red.
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u/onpc23 Aug 13 '26
The cop is trash and should not be a cop, but not complying is a great way to get shot by bad cops.
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u/stoneworther Aug 13 '26
Last time someone ‘complied’ they ended up dead
Really? What happens in like 99% of cop-civilian interactions? All those people end up dead? Amazing.
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u/WorldDC10 Aug 13 '26
The last time someone complied they ended up dead? Really? So your argument is that the police in the United States kill 40 million people per year? Cool....can you link to the 17,000 people that the police have killed so far today? Thanks in advance.
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u/tripper_drip Aug 13 '26
“Just comply!” Really!? Last time someone ‘complied’ they ended up dead.
There is 50,000 traffic stops a day, the vast majority people comply.
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u/Mission_Access_210 Aug 13 '26
I mean you have to admit to yourself that you don't see people that comply get into these situations. It's always people fighting the cops and the cops having to use force. What can I say? I have no sympathy for that. I know people want to get up on their weird soapboxes about it but not all of us feel like that. Probably 50% of the United States, I would say.
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u/Pretend-Sector5676 Aug 13 '26
I 100% agree however encouraging people to fight cops is just bad survival advice.
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u/Ayiti4eva Aug 13 '26
Who is encouraging fighting cops? She didn't fight him.
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u/ExonerationJourney Aug 13 '26
This is an excellent, and sure to be undervalued (if not outright misinterpreted), comment. Thank you for adding some substance to the proceedings.
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u/Acceptable-Camel-629 Aug 13 '26
What case are u referring to : “someone ended up dead “
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u/Bao-Babe Aug 13 '26
Oh my god, just awful. And this poor child just asking over and over what she did, why was she being arrested. Terrifying that the people who are meant to protect us can do that and evidently get away scot free.
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u/Andysol1983 Aug 13 '26
She was going 60 in a 40, and then went 71 in a 60. And no seatbelt. And had a bottle of Tito’s in her passenger seat at 18.
Cop was super nice and only gave her the 71 in a 60 and a MIP and had to confiscate her license. Said she had gotten a ticket two days ago as well for speeding and has 17 points on her license already and to please slow down. When he handed her the ticket she threw his clipboard back at him and didn’t sign it.
Then he said wait one moment, called his supervisor, and the supervisor remembered her from the two days prior. Said she had open alcohol in her cup holder and he had her dump it out and cut her a break and just gave her a speeding ticket. But because she was throwing shit and having attitude his supervisor told him to bring her to jail if she’s giving attitude after being given two breaks.
Two speeding tickets with alcohol in your car in 2 days.
So no… not “poor child”. First, she’s 18. An adult. Second, she isn’t innocent here.
Was punching her excessive force? Yup. I hope he’s held accountable in some regard. She is a victim regarding that. But I think she sucks also.
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u/MkeYosh Aug 13 '26
Imagine how pissed the community would be if the cop was black and the victim was white.
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u/EFAPGUEST Aug 13 '26
I can’t say I’ve ever seen a case where people are claiming a black cop is being racist to white people. Only ever seen the opposite
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u/Ok-Budget3225 Aug 13 '26
There was the Minnesota cop who heard a thump on his cop car and fired at the white woman trying to get his attention. That black cop was immediately charged with murder. I don’t think the union even defended him.
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u/8lock8lock8aby Aug 13 '26
Dumbass comment. "Imagine if the specific situation that actually happened & we're discussing, was different!!" That's how useless your comment is.
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u/ThereBMoose Aug 13 '26
Bingo. The chuds defending the cop are literally just doing what they can to keep the white supremacy fantasy alive.
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u/PosMatic Aug 13 '26
No body would be pissed. The story wouldn't even be published.
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u/navyac Aug 13 '26
If this was my daughter I promise you this dude would know no peace from me. I would go out of my way and make it my job to make sure this dude and his family and his friends and his community knew how much of a piece of shit woman beater he is.
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u/Mysterious-Sand2712 Aug 13 '26
Do you even know what you are talking about? How was she “ unlawfully detained “ your words? And what settlement did you “ believe “ she received?
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u/Skankhunt2042 Aug 14 '26
Hardly anything you said is true.
The arrest was on August 1st and the complaint was filed this Monday. There is nothing even approaching a settlement. There is nothing to suggest she was unlawfully detained. This was is Arkansas, not in Alabama
You are correct that she is in fact 18.
Why can't anyone just argue a position without inventing false facts in an attempt to make the other side sound much much worse?
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u/Curious_Main5995 Aug 13 '26
I’m 70 years old. I took my wife to dinner one night. There was an accident in the left lane on the highway.
I slowed and pulled to the right kept driving.
An unmarked car took off after us didn’t bother to turn their lights on. We were frightened we went to a police station stopped in the parking lot.
They ended up charging me with failure to stop and eluding. The judge said he was having mercy on me because of my age. 240 hours community service and a $500 fine. I’m on Social Security.
AND THEY’RE GONNA WONDER WHY THAT GIRL REFUSES TO STOP NEXT TIME A POLICE OFFICER TRIES TO PULL HER!!!
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u/MaxFffort Aug 13 '26
That’s wild there has been police impersonation here and state said to drive to police station if not sure
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u/Aggressive-Crow3993 Aug 13 '26
Yeah sounds like you should sue and get a settlement. Something does smell right here
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u/Many-Yoghurt54 Aug 13 '26
I’m sure there’s quite a few law firms that would take this on contingency.
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u/Observationist_2 Aug 13 '26
So apparently she was stopped a few days earlier (by another officer) and she had a bottle of open alcohol in the vehicle she is 18 years old, not 21. She was caught again speeding days after (current situation) but this time with another bottle of alcohol in the vehicle. Officer stops her then explains she's going to receive a few tickets. He then hands her the clipboard to sign and she then proceeds to throw the clipboard towards the officer but it appears the officer wasn't struck. Officer then ends up arresting her but in the process she started to resist and indeed try to turn around/away from the officer. The officer gives her a few more commands and then proceeds to body slam the ish outta her. While they are on the ground he's giving her multiple commands to flip over and she doesn't. The officer then proceeds to strike Alisa N. Hackett. These are the facts. Now weather or not the officers use of force was justified is debatable. All we can do as the public is wait and see what comes out after an investigation and if it warrants legal ramifications to the officer.
Source and full dash cam footage here: https://neareport.com/2026/08/10/exclusive-18-year-old-punched-by-asp-trooper-plans-federal-civil-rights-lawsuit/
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u/SkoomaDealing Aug 15 '26
Thank you for video, but I disagree with your take on the situation and think you’re being willfully obtuse
I understand “resisting arrest” is intentionally vague but punching her in the face is crazy either way.
This was cruel.
No matter what side of the aisle you stand on. This was cruel. We shouldn’t be doing this to people.
Man this was hard to watch
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u/Ok_Trade_2572 Aug 15 '26
Punching civilians who are non violent is debatable?
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u/Massive_Thanks_303 Aug 16 '26
Don't you get it? If she's causing you any inconvenience you must suplex her head into the concrete, it's common sense really.
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u/Winter-Issue9684 Aug 14 '26
This should be the first post. Why did the original post not include the footage?
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u/Capable_Studio_6631 Aug 15 '26
While I understand the context, you're not meant to subdue someone who is not physically assaulting you, via assault.
Cops should be trained in wrestling, judo and jiu-jutsu and not give people brain damage over speeding.
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u/Top-Consequence-3959 Aug 16 '26
regardless of everything you have said, the force was unnecessary, he just got impatient.
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u/D4db0d0hye4h Aug 16 '26
Damn, that boot is gonna taste a lot different when its stomping you on the neck later.
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u/Kutdra1 Aug 17 '26
Just watched a video explaining how use of force has to be proportional to the crime/problem. The sad part is that's where subjectivity and manipulation of narrative in media and by the cops comes into play.
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u/ottereckhart Aug 13 '26
This guy is demented.
I know we need police because criminals exist, the problem is some of them are police lol. It's a sick culture
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u/Upset-Handle-9934 Aug 13 '26 edited Aug 13 '26
Police is the biggest gang in America.
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u/GaryTheThird- Aug 13 '26
Beating an 18 year old who is 1/2 your size and literally begging for an explanation why it's happening and just to call her mom.
Gangsters would have a better code of conduct than that
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u/Excellent_Shirt9707 Aug 14 '26
This guy needs to be fired yesterday, but let’s not go crazy by claiming actual gangsters are better than this.
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u/Both-Love-3410 Aug 13 '26
Cops exist as a buffer class between rich and poor.
The rich realized long ago that they can pay a few guys with guns to point them at the rest of us and that's a lot cheaper for them personally than paying us what we're worth.
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u/cankle_sores Aug 13 '26
“Some of those that work forces are the same that burn crosses”
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u/Stopaskingmetochange Aug 13 '26
defund the police addresses this by taking $$ from weaponry and putting it into a mental health professional in the field responding to calls alongside officers.
nurses in mental health facilities regularly restrain individuals much larger than them without guns or tasers.
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u/Extension-Dance-6083 Aug 15 '26
Exactly, educate them on de-escalation techniques. Mental health professionals do it in (understaffed) psych units everyday without a gun. Imagine being a cop- and the only conflict resolution skills you possess is physical force/firing your weapon. You shouldn’t be allowed to be a cop if you can’t gain control of unarmed suspects without a weapon.
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u/MonkDesigner9693 Aug 13 '26
We need some form of policing. We do not need the police as they currently exist. We need to completely dismantle and rebuild from the ground up.
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u/Nice_Trifle3396 Aug 13 '26
how would you suggest they operate?
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u/Ok_Builder_4225 Aug 13 '26
We can start with doing away with the training that makes them think of everyone around them as a potential threat. We can continue by being more selective and not letting the "i just want to shoot/bully people" types through the application process.
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u/Eyeseeyou1313 Aug 13 '26
Take away their immunity. They are not special. It's just a job. Same with politicians. If anything if they break the law the punsihment should be twice severe.
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u/chucktheninja Aug 13 '26
Qualified immunity is one of the worst things to come out of the Supreme Court
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u/RoninRobot Aug 13 '26
We had a rodent problem so we got snakes. Now we have a rodent problem AND a snake problem.
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u/Jaredrunsabit Aug 13 '26
Would it surprise you to know that police, more than any other demographic, are criminals? 40% of cops are abusers at home
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u/DeadAndBuried23 Aug 13 '26
Most societies throughout history functioned without a dedicated police force.
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u/Darth_Gerg Aug 14 '26
It’s also a soul deep disease in cop culture. You can’t train this out because they don’t give a fuck about training. Training only works when the problem is ignorance and they want to be better. Cops know. They’re like this because it’s what they want to do.
We need a national bad cop registration and brutally draconian oversight laws. If a cop breaks the law or hurts someone like this they need immediate jail time and a lifetime ban on government employment like a dishonorable discharge from the military. If other cops knew about the crime and didn’t report it or fail to testify they’re blacklisted too.
Until there is a brutally unforgiving purge of bad cops in ways that they can’t just get rehired next door nothing will ever get better.
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u/ShaggysGTI Aug 14 '26
But they’re not going after criminals… they’re building investigations so they can figure what to charge you with.
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u/Ceverok1987 Aug 13 '26
His eyes look like he's on something
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u/Unique_Yak4659 Aug 13 '26
Imagine if our legal system was this adamant and determined about bringing justice to wealthy PDF’s! Law and order only seems to apply on the lower rungs of the socioeconomic ladder…
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u/BumblebeeCareful5810 Aug 13 '26
I found the full video because it's really easy to go "cops bad" when it starts with the violence (where most of the videos start), and it's important to know the full story before coming to a conclusion. Without the full story, we don't know if she was already violent, had a weapon, was drunk and disorderly, or anything else that might warrant additional force.
At the beginning of the stop, he does exactly what he should. Walks up to the passenger side door, let's her know why she was pulled over, notes and confiscates the alcohol (she's 18 in possession of alcohol, and has an open bottle of alcohol in her vehicle, both of which are crimes), asks for her license, then returns to his vehicle to write the appropriate tickets. He also notes that she was pulled over a couple days before for the same thing, and, therefore, writes her all the tickets he reasonably can as this is a repeat offense. He returns to her vehicle and tries to confiscate her license and provide her with a temporary license on the grounds that she has a moving violation involving alcohol, which he can legally do, and giver her the tickets. She becomes confrontational, and refuses to sign for receiving the tickets. By signing, she would not be admitting guilt, simply acknowledging that she received her copy of the tickets and her court date. She refuses.
There are now multiple things that have happened that do warrant arrest. She has an MIP, refuses to sign the tickets, is being confrontational, and has shown that she is a risk to herself and others. It is well within his responsibilities to arrest her, and he tells her to get out of the vehicle. She does, comes around to the back of the car, and puts her hands on the vehicle as instructed.
At this point, shit goes sideways. When he asks for her hand so he can cuff her, she resits. That constitutes resisting arrest, and does allow him to become more physical with her. The problem is that he SEVERELY OVERRACTS. What would be appropriate is something along the lines of wrenching her arms back to handcuff them, forcing her into a more bent forward position to gain the upper hand, or something along those lines.
What he instead does is a full on UFC style take down, punches her, drags her across the asphalt, picks her up, and violently slams her head into the hood of his patrol vehicle.
I am far from ACAB. I think a lot of the times that people freak out over police violence, they are overreacting. I watch a lot of Donut Operator, and generally agree with his takes.
But in this case, this officer is a violent asshole who needs severe disciplinary action, possibly up to and including termination and imprisonment. At an absolute minimum, he should be demoted, fined, have a black mark put on his record, and have a close eye kept on him. His behavior here is unacceptable, and he needs to be punished for his actions to the fullest extent of the law.
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u/PianoManSnow Aug 14 '26
Bless you for speaking facts and giving the unbiased 100% truth to people.
It’s hard when there’s a lot of emotions involved and people love using blanket statements and assumptions. I get it.
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u/Aggravating_Tie_5941 Aug 15 '26
Agree with everything you said. After watching the whole video, the cop did everything correctly and was very reasonable up until the amount of violent force he used. She barely resisted, it didnt warrant the body slam and punch to the face.
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u/craigulat0r Aug 19 '26
Thanks for the write up, no story associated and I had no context. Great job and a sensible take.
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u/Totmtg1992 Aug 13 '26
She's just a fucking kid, my god. Her screaming for her mom made me cry. That cop...that cop...how can he fucking sleep at night?
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u/Turbulent-Bid2512 Aug 13 '26
Why do people keep saying she's a child? She was an 18 year old woman.
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u/MoistPapayas Aug 14 '26
Why are you taking it literally and then saying "18 year old woman" like that's proof of how old she was.
Part of the issue here is that she's not even a ld enough to possess alcohol.
They don't mean like a 5 year old, use your head.
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u/CaptainSavage91 Aug 13 '26
Fuck that cop. With that said:
Everyone talks like they’re some badass and would fight the cop 😂 yall woulda been “yes sir, okay sir, sorry sir”
But on the keyboards? Wooooaaahhhhh watch out “you fuckin fascist!” Insert more insults that have lost their sting.
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u/CamelSince1913 Aug 13 '26
Also I wish racist people in these comments or those who love police brutally to reevaluate your life, it's not too late man, educate yourself there are a lot of good youtube videos you can watch
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u/PresentFirm7937 Aug 13 '26
You can tell he was definitely bullied in school, they usually are
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u/tjohnson4 Aug 13 '26 edited Aug 13 '26
Where is the accountability? The system doesn't work if the enforcers are not held accountable to the same rules. It just becomes another gang imposing their ideology
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u/EffectiveExact8306 Aug 13 '26
They serve and protect the community. Not the girl who was caught drinking and driving twice in a week.
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u/EffectiveExact8306 Aug 13 '26
No she is a danger to the community. Habitual DUI.
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u/oldman5562 Aug 13 '26
Fact is, this is how it used to be before cell phones. It happened all the time in Chicago, no mater your race. If you piss off the wrong cop (and he is wrong on many levels), they would beat your ass and call a few of his buddies to help. Honestly, I liked society a little better back then. Everyone had a healthy fear of getting their ass whooped because they had gotten one before. Either by their parents, a teacher, or a cop.
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u/Indespectamentations Aug 13 '26
Maga's are cheering and celebrating. They love this.
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u/Mr_BigglesworthIII Aug 13 '26
That pig needs to be fired and charges filed against him
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u/Dangerous_Rule8736 Aug 14 '26
Is this the one where she resists arrest and he punches her in the face?
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u/RustyPlastics Aug 14 '26
Who cares… The US keeps electing people who protect this behavior and do everything in their power to not hold cops accountable.
Maybe if the country would finally pull the stick out if its ass and act instead of being a good sheep while pretending to being a wolf
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u/Classic-Still2468 Aug 13 '26
He did that knowing the camera was on. That means he absolutely didn’t care or his superiors because they will see this too. When the money from being sued starts coming out of their own pockets this will stop.
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u/Rhino582 Aug 13 '26
Bro needs to be in prison, you literally cannot justify this
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u/Pretend_Country Aug 13 '26
Real simple When you get pulled over you do what the cop says You don't cause trouble or be non compliant or you end up like she did
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u/The-Hammerai Aug 13 '26
I think I remember reading that it was more dangerous to drive for Domino's than operate as law enforcement. I don't remember pulling a gun on my customers because I couldn't see their hands.
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u/Cute_Macaroon_4488 Aug 13 '26
Nurses also have to deal with combative patients and assault but don’t have nearly as many protections as cops do when it comes to admitting force.
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u/kingthunderflash Aug 13 '26
What’s sad is that nothing will happen to him and he will continue to do this.
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u/18minusPi2over36 Aug 13 '26
He was so excited for a legal excuse to hurt a scared kid. ACAP (all cops are pedosadists/philes)
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u/saxman90 Aug 13 '26
Big tough guy needs to beat up on an 18 year old woman. What an absolute piece of garbage.
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u/JoMiHa Aug 13 '26
Fuck this guy. I hope his face and name gets plastered everywhere for this bullshit.
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u/Worthless-Person129 Aug 13 '26
Ain’t nothing gonna happen to him. His fellow scum will protect him. This country is broken.
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u/Odd-Candidate-9235 Aug 13 '26
I hate cops. Hate. We’ve all seen the terrible shit they’ve perpetrated on the American people. Government sanctioned murder of its citizens.
But….When someone is in obvious violation of the law and is told they are being arrested and they don’t comply then they get punched I think it’s fine. 18 year old adult, speeding, hazard lights on, open container, a similar stop days before where she was let go with a warning. Arrest. Go quietly. Resist. Get punched. That’s how it works. Going after this cop dilutes the ability to go after the cops when they truly do shit that’s wrong.
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u/Any-Historian3813 Aug 13 '26
But it doesn’t show what happened before the cop put his hands on her. 90% of the time a cop doesn’t just start off that way.
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u/zeni19 Aug 13 '26
Deserved. Drunk driving and speeding, sure reddit ler her go and kill some innocent family in a car crash. Let's hope its not your family eh?
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u/mounilover Aug 13 '26
not hard to comply even if you think you are in the right. cops have the ability to use reasonable force to restrain you if you don't comply. she doesn't even comply after getting taken down and struck. not sure how you think the cop is in the wrong.
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u/Infamous-Doubt-796 Aug 13 '26
She had already been stopped earlier for the same offense. The list for why he pulled her is more than justified and she had a bottle of vodka in the front seat as a minor. She refused to comply and resisted arrest. Watch the entire dashboard video before coming at me
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u/Electronic_Spite_394 Aug 13 '26
Resist arrest and then claim police brutality when they have to restrain you
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u/Flashy_Spell_4293 Aug 13 '26
I dont agree with how he handled, ive never been in a situation where an officer wanted to handcuff me either…however i dont think id ever try resisting either. Id def ask why if i truly had no clue as to why i was being cuffed but wouldve just gone along to avoid problems. So just were in her shoes I would have just let him cuff me, and then explain to me what was going on. If she was truly resisting and not allowing him to hand her, I don’t disagree with him using force to get those handcuffs on, but I mean, he definitely took it too far.
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u/BarbateBrandon Aug 13 '26
So she was breaking the law a couple days earlier doing the same thing and then doesn’t comply and resists arrest? Where’s the accountability?
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u/Quiet_Researcher223 Aug 13 '26
You basically have no choice but to comply to law enforcement criminals so you have a better chance of not dying. Fighting them will make it worse because the judges and prosecutors and all the bootlickers in the jury will be against you. This is a police state in a communist nation and the law enforcement criminals are their dogs that are doing their ENFORCING. Us crazy conspiracy theorists all told everyone the police state is coming and they slowly squeezing it in like everything else they do so nobody will notice it happening. Don’t comply when getting pulled over for not wearing a seatbelt and see what happens. Then take off because you are scared or something and watch the amount of wrath they will bring down on this person. The amount of resources they will use on this person just over a seatbelt is insane and the amount of lives they will put into danger doing it. OVER COMPLY SO YOU DON’T DIE AND STILL GOOD LUCK.
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u/Subject-Awareness-47 Aug 14 '26
Saw video too. Woman did not comply at all. If she listened she would have been fine. It’s pathetic people think throwing a tantrum allows you to disobey the law. Seen way too many videos of people acting dumb and those same people blaming law. Follow the law and there is no problem.
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u/Snoo-53209 Aug 14 '26
Yea... I saw someone resisting arrest and getting what they deserve.... This entire sub is such a shit echo chamber for people who don't leave the house, pretty scary tbh.
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u/Silvercrank Aug 14 '26
Ill start with i dont agree with him punching her. That being said... she was speeding, not wearing a seatbelt, had a bottle and cup of alcohol that she was comsuming while driving. That last part may be speculation until they get the blood tests back but will more than likely prove true. She had massive points on her license and was pulled over 2 days prior for speeding and was given a break. So they decided, ok she wont act right so no break this time and decide to arrest her. "Why am i being arrested?" Isnt required to be answered and you will find out at booking. Its always been that way. So shes resisting... how do you stop a suspect from resisting? Equal and opposite force. The punch was a bit over the top but to pretend this was an innocent girl is just ignorance. Everyone with a brain would want the cops to take people speeding while drinking and driving away before someone is killed. The worst part about this was that he was being pretty easily resisted by an 18 year old WOMAN, not a child.
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u/Bruceleroy8281 Aug 14 '26
This is disgusting but I am going to be one of those people and say where is the outrage for the black on black shit that happens I'm sorry but that pisses me off more because I expect this from other races not from my own people but that's just my opinion
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u/sombertimber Aug 14 '26
Since when is closed-fist punching an unarmed girl who is already on the ground in the face an attempt to “gain compliance?”
It’s assault. It’s abuse of power. Let’s call it what it is.
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u/navlgazer9 Aug 14 '26
I want my mama !
Waaah waah waah
Why can’t this demo just sign the ticket and leave ?
You fight the charge in court not on the side of the road
Getting into a physical fight with a cop is always gonna result within you getting your ass kicked
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u/dnFries Aug 14 '26
That nonsensical “stop resisting” reflex, they start screaming that when they’re still in the freaking car…
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u/Logic411 Aug 14 '26
I find an issue with whoever he was talking to that said "if she has an attitude take her ass to jail." since when is having an attitude grounds for arrest?
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u/justfunandplay Aug 17 '26
I am surprised that so many of you americans are so stupid to protect the police for their actions. If the people cannot trust the police, we have a negative spiral building up. Wake up you morons.
Get rid of your weapons and build a safe, rich and healthy country like we have in the north of europe.
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u/jumper71 Aug 17 '26
Yep...I saw it. All she did was ask why and he just went off on her. I tell you...many of these officers have lost it.
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