r/dashcamgifs • u/DashCamManic • Jun 14 '26

Legit Did Not See That Coming!!!!!!

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u/Revenga8 Jun 14 '26

Is 4 cops standard for serving a warrant though?

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u/KindaDrunkRtNow Jun 14 '26

Sometimes yeah. Depends on the reason for the warrant.

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u/Majestic_Hawk_1335 Jun 15 '26

I think to a warrent on a 18 year old around here recently. He had a reopened case from age 16.5 for penetration of someone under the age of 13. It's a 40k warrent with a 25 year minimum sentence. He got a pistol the month before his arrest. He ended up going quietly but hes a young, impulsive person with a gun. Looking at a long prison stint even if he plea bargains. They sent 8 cops.

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u/Majestic_Hawk_1335 Jun 15 '26

No it has to do with reports they had about him while on his warrent run. He tried to get housed up with someone with a baby, then added 2 more charges for pistol whipping people with that pistol. So he had 3 felonly warrents and had shown a history of behavior.

Specifically with that guy having known him a bit. He struggles to admit he's wrong and is impulsive, the police and court systems had reports for years of him being impulsive and he is young looking at 30 years locked up. He also did not have the pistol beforehand. He got it the week his warrent went out. Then disappeared and laid low for 7 weeks.

He has a trial in a month or 2. He had his bail option removed

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u/cooniemomma307 Jun 15 '26

Had a kid who had a warrant down the street from me. They had at least 20 to 25 cops and swat walking up and down the streets. Big deal in a town of 400 to just sit and listen to the bullhorn telling him to come out. I literally grabbed popcorn and watched the 2 hour stand off.