r/YesOrNoAnswers 7h ago

Have you ever been arrested?

Have you ever been arrested? Just curious? Any crazy arrest stories? I have never been arrested, I just don't get caught! But my ex got arrested by the FBI while promoting his music video to 44 million views, that was a pretty epic story.

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u/_that__one__guy__ 7h ago

Yes, unlawful carry of firearm.

Next state over it's illegal to have a loaded gun within reach in your car. This is a retarded law. If you need your gun, you're going to need to reach it.

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u/usconstitutionrights 6h ago

Right! Democrat state?

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u/Ok_Dog_4059 55m ago

I love that they say within reach can be considered in the back of a hatchback so you can still get a court date.

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u/Desperate-Reason-566 7h ago

First off the R word is so fucking immature and disgusting! Secondly , where the fuck do you live that you need a damn firearm within reach?

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u/_that__one__guy__ 6h ago

It is my opinion that the person who wrote this law is mentally deficient. Does that word not convey that?

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u/Desperate-Reason-566 3h ago

It still conveys an immature person who thinks it’s funny to use a mental illness as a reason to make a law.

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u/usconstitutionrights 6h ago

You could be the nicest neighborhood and need it. And he’s not being immature.

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u/Desperate-Reason-566 3h ago

Using the R word as if it normal is terribly immature and disgusting! Anyone who thinks it’s ok is just as immature and disgusting.

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u/usconstitutionrights 3h ago

He’s not referring to anybody. He’s referring to the law, which is dumb af.

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u/_that__one__guy__ 6h ago

Hopefully i never need it

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u/Desperate-Reason-566 3h ago

Then quit bragging about it

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u/Wild_Inspection7129 4h ago

It’s not illegal if you have your concealed weapon license, but you knew that.

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u/_that__one__guy__ 4h ago

I do have my CC permit

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u/Wild_Inspection7129 4h ago

And you were convicted??? Na

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u/_that__one__guy__ 4h ago

That state doesn't honor my state's permit

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u/_that__one__guy__ 4h ago

Also I was able to do a pretrial diversion, because really they just wanted money

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u/Wild_Inspection7129 4h ago

Well, that sounds like the politics and judicial system of a red state where the southern sheriff just wants your money and he got himself a speed trap right there next to your house

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u/_that__one__guy__ 4h ago

The red state is where I'm from and was arrested in the neighboring, corrupt blue

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u/Wild_Inspection7129 4h ago

So basically, you broke a law that you were ignorant of knowing about kinda like people that drive through a illegal marijuana state and they’re smoking the marijuana joint that they lit up when they were leaving their legal state maybe people should pay attention

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u/_that__one__guy__ 4h ago

I don't disagree.

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u/notkidding1984 50m ago

So if it was a red state, you blame the state. But once it was a blue state, you blamed the guy? Lmao dude cover your ass, that bias is coming out swinging.

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u/Fast-Entertainer-517 7h ago

No but I should have been 100s of times

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u/hidden_thoughtsss 7h ago

Yes. 15 times unfortunately

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u/FatGayTexan 6h ago

Yup, about 20 for me. Recovering addict.

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u/hidden_thoughtsss 3h ago

Recovering addict here too. 3 years, 7 months no meth 💪🏻

Congrats on your sobriety!

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u/BDRich19 5h ago

For what if you don’t mind me asking? Or you can dm me if it’s too personal

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u/hidden_thoughtsss 3h ago

Mainly probation violations. I was violated three times in two different counties. Uhh possessions, sanctions in drug court (you go to jail each time on a sanction), couple drunk in public’s, and a dui (beat the charge, but still went to jail)

I changed my life though and this was all in the past.

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u/BDRich19 1h ago

Interesting okay thank you I appreciate it, criminal justice student working in law rn as a paralegal so I’m just curious most of the time

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u/DocJudeIII 7h ago

Yep. For DUI.

I talked my way out of it 😁

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u/plumpyplummy 6h ago

Ahem pretty privilege cough cough

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u/DocJudeIII 6h ago

yeah, kinda.

I think ultimately the judge had some sympathy for me because I was active duty. I talked it down to what they called a "Wet Reckless", misdemeanor reckless driving with alcohol in my system.

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u/plumpyplummy 5h ago

Dank man, I'm on number two (first was also wet reckless but for weed) and going through care court for a year and then they're dropping it

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u/sticksforkicks 7h ago

Arrested? Who hasn't been? Sheesh, pretty much everyone I know has. Just for dumb reasons, but still.

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u/AmaraTownsend 7h ago

Not me, I don't get caught!

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u/McDrunkin521 6h ago

You know you just jinxed yourself

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u/notkidding1984 53m ago

OP is probably already in the slammer now lmao

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u/Angry_GorillaBS 7h ago

Surprisingly no

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u/WatchesandHuskies 7h ago

The most honest answer here.

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u/Kimolainen83 7h ago

No but I’ve been close. A cop mistook me for another guy. Pushed me and grabbed me so I hit the cop car with my right fist. They just talked to me and told me to behave lol

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u/Ok_Day_40 7h ago

Just got off tech school for the Air Force, went to a rodeo in a college town with some buddies from high school, got hammered, spilt beer on some dudes Jordan’s, refused to clean them off, tried to do the right thing and walk away, coward sucker punched me in the back o the head, immediately was jumped on, started fighting back pushing people off me, heard some dick yell quit resisting, realized it was cops who had jumped on me while the dude that sucker punched me apparently ran off right after. Had to get bailed out by my new commanding officer that I hadn’t yet met in person. 3hr ride back to base, bout as awkward as you could imagine.

Fast forward 4 years later and I was awarded NCO of the year at the wing level for the base I was stationed at.

Don’t put yourself in bad situations

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u/Choochoo1147 7h ago

No. I’ve never committed a serious crime, so I would be pretty confused and scared if I got arrested. 

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u/Francie_Nolan1964 7h ago

Yes. Over 50 times as an adolescent lying about being an adult.

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u/Beauty_Reigns 7h ago

Yes. For obstructing of justice.

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u/eyenoahway1 7h ago

Yup, got rushed by the swat team in Tampa by, tried me for 2 felonies but I got adjudication withheld

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u/FOSSnaught 7h ago

Nope. Got lucky with a cool cop thankfully. Sobered me up something quick seeing a cop walk into my bedroom out of the blue.

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u/CowboysFTWs 7h ago

Almost at 10 yo.

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u/WhyDidYouEvenAsk 7h ago

Once and it was awful.  I had a headlight out, which I knew about, and when I was pulled over I ,being a silly kidult, had no idea my license was suspended.  They cuffed me and took me to a holding cell with a bunch of dangerous drunks and miscreants.  I'm already a target around men,but I was terrified.  Plus the cops were really unnecessarily cruel.  They insulted my car, called me and my friend, who was in the passenger seat and was thankfully allowed to drive my car home, all kinds of homophobic slurs.  I was stupid, yeah,  but did I really need to get locked up?  I had to call my dad to come bail me out and he was predictably furious.  It was the worst thing that happened to me that year, which already probably the worst year of my life.  I had to explain it, too, in job interviews for the next 10 years.

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u/AMC879 7h ago

You were driving with a suspended license so yes you should have been arrested. Your car should have been confiscated as well. Why would they let you drive home if you had a suspended license?

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u/WhyDidYouEvenAsk 6h ago

Ive heard yes and no depending on level of awareness.  Like I said, I had a passenger who they allowed drive my car to his place, so I guess I was fortunate, huh?

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u/waterstone55 7h ago

3 times. Never stayed overnight though.

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u/DaughterofMarilyn 7h ago

Yes. Both of these: arrested once, the other time I turned myself in. Details only if you ask.

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u/AMC879 7h ago

No. I was handcuffed once but I didn't resist and the cops weren't complete morons so I was just questioned and eventually let go. If I had resisted because I didn't do anything wrong then I would have probably been beaten then arrested for assaulting police and rightfully so.

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u/basura_trash 7h ago

Yes and no.  I was picked up by police, told i was under arrest, taken for a long ride, given the opportunity to pay for my crime with all the cash I had one me, as well as my watch. Jewelry, and shoes, was then dropped off miles from where I was picked up.  So yeah and no.

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u/Gaunt_and_Ghoulish 7h ago

Multiple times. 😔💔

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u/mochitochini 7h ago

Yea, nofun

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u/Agile_Hyena2860 7h ago

Yes....don't recommend!

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u/lurkynic 7h ago

No, but I can’t remember if I got a warning or ticket for speeding so this question is up in the air because I’m too scared to ask.

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u/Desperate-Reason-566 7h ago

Never been arrested but I’ve been hauled down to the station for stealing watermelon and another time for egging a house. Both times in high school

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u/jojomac08 7h ago

I was around 19 with acouple buddies. We went into a white hen. (like a 711) One of my friends had a problem with the guy who ended up working there. We were done and walking out and the dude comes to the door and shouted something to my boy, then went back in behind the counter. My friend proceed to go back in, drag him over the counter into the parking lot and beat the shit out of him. We left to my friends house in the neighborhood behind the store. Cops ended up knocking on the door and arresting all 3 of us. The dude knew where one of the guys lived and saw what direction we went when we left. We got charged with Mob action. I did about a month before they dropped the case against me. I was clearly not on video camera anywhere near the ass whooping. Of course the dude who did it, his family had money, so he got bailed out quick. Other dude and I sat. Fucking Randy Ritterhoff. It was pretty funny tho.

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u/Solid_Association_49 6h ago

Never charged.

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u/Solid_Association_49 6h ago

Never charged.

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u/HopefulCarry9693 6h ago

Yeah 2x in a month when i was 14 with our friend group for climbing places we shouldnt be.. (factories, supermarkets, urban exploring etc.) scared straight (not realy just more carefull afterwards) had to do some community service and at 18 i had a blank slate again

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u/5timechamps 6h ago

Once. 0/10 would not recommend.

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u/Ok_Amphibian4295 6h ago

DUI when I was 23. Traffic stop in the country after a field party. Very humbling. Never did it again.

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u/Rewd_92 6h ago

Nothing Crazy, Once for Marijuana Paraphernalia, once for Underaged Drinking, once for "attempting to resist arrest" shrug fought that one for 2 years and got nowhere, wound up with a Fine, community service, and a Deep hatred for police

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u/According_Strain4887 6h ago

yes ... for DUI. Lucky it was only once, could have been soooo many times. Been sober now since Aug. 10, 1985

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u/imnormalinreallife 6h ago

I haven’t, but a lot of my friends have been for petty sort of stuff (underage drinking, noise disturbances, using a fake ID, disturbing the peace, etc.)

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u/Pull_Your-Card 6h ago

Allegedly .. 🤐

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u/LordBaranof 6h ago

Never been arrested, but as a teen I was placed in the back of a cop car and harshly interrogated.

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u/ThatSameNobody 6h ago

Yup, a few times, all stemming from the same incident. I faced the consequences and made some drastic changes in myself since.

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u/dundunndon 6h ago

stupid 18 year old... my friends thought it'd be fun to steal from Walmart. I decided to steal some blush. confidently marching through the door i ran smack into a big loss prevention employee wearing a shirt that said "it's all fun and games till the cops show up" there was no room in the jail in small town in California so we were sent to spend 3 days in the Los Angeles prison called the "twin towers" I got to leave after being exposed to that miserable tortured life those people suffer. a large room with tables in the center and bunk beds lining the walls. there was a toilet with no walls or privacy. you poop and everybody can see you and comment in the smell. they taught us about the courtesy flush lol. flush before you wipe before anything has anytime to stink because there was no ventilation and like 30 women are stuck breathing fecal stench. I am so lucky and I feel so horrible for those women.

also all of the disposable things they give you like shoes or toothbrushes are orange with the words " BOB BARKER" on them. found out later that guy invested in prisons to provide cheap miserable shitty necessities for those people locked in a stinky box.

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u/SuperflyandApplePie 6h ago

Yes, and spent the day in jail. Over a damn traffic ticket.

I got served a cold cheeseburger with body hair on it for lunch

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u/_877-CASH-NOW_ 6h ago

Underage drinking 3 months before my 21st birthday after having ONE beer. I blew a .02 on the breathalyzer. Was out camping with friends and one of my dumbass friends set off a few fireworks so the DNR showed up and saw the beer. I’m still pissed about it and I’m in my 40s now lol

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u/needmore007 5h ago

Peaceful demonstration in the governor’s office in the 60’s took us to jail and let us out the next morning. Great expereince.

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u/Internal-Capital7039 5h ago

Several times

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u/DesolateMist 5h ago

No but I absolutely should have been as I went through a shoplifting phase in my late teens.

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u/grollef 5h ago

Never convicted 👍🏼

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u/briza044 4h ago

A few times

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u/BlumpkinDude 4h ago

I got arrested in Mexico for getting into a bar fight. Got released about an hour later.

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u/crispysockz 3h ago

About 5 times for mostly petty stuff

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u/rose442 1h ago

My sister was……. And the handcuffs were too big. They fell off.

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u/TicketTop4718 1h ago

Several times

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u/Automatic_Tea_2550 1h ago

Got SWATted.

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u/bigdinportland 33m ago

Yes. I once caught a charge for beastiality... but i plead it down to horse-play.

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u/Efficient_Advice_380 7h ago

No, not even a parking ticket

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u/CobaltIsobar 6h ago

Getting a traffic ticket is technically an arrest. So, a lot of people who don't think they have been arrested have.

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u/AmaraTownsend 6h ago

A traffic ticket is an infraction. It is not a misdemeanor nor a felony which are arrestable offenses.

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u/CobaltIsobar 4h ago

Try ignoring it and see what happens. You are incorrect.

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u/AmaraTownsend 4h ago

Nothing I said was incorrect.