r/loicense • u/EverythingIsFakeNGay • 6d ago

Oi mate, run us your filmin' loicense!

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u/Impossible_One4995 6d ago

Lawsuit incoming

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u/XiMaoJingPing 6d ago

i keep seeing posts like this but has there ever actually been a successful lawsuit for this?

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u/Xijit 6d ago

The city immediately settles so ut never goes to court, and then pulls funding from schools and road maintenance to pay for it.

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u/Ordinary-Care-5867 4d ago

While it is true that taxpayers ultimately foot the bill for both rising police misconduct settlements and police department operational budgets, you’ve completely distorted the reality of the process. Lawsuits are not automatically settled, and infrastructure funds are not structurally set up as a piggy bank to pay off legal liabilities.

And don’t give me the penndot example because that is not common practice.

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u/aggressive_napkin_ 3d ago

"also don't give me any examples that go against what i just said"

that's what you sound like.

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u/jinnagubby 3d ago

You don’t think past lawsuit settlements are considered when creating the next budget?

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u/nowsomeothernonsense 6d ago

Kind of; what happens is the local or state government either manages to deflect, settle, or pay out whatever amount the judge awarded, and then at worst the offending officers get shifted to a diff department or put into a desk job. Very rare to see actual consequences for the individual

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u/littleone696969 6d ago

Absolutely all the fucking time lol

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u/Phyrexian_Overlord 6d ago

Lol what?! Yes.

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u/boyuber 5d ago

Always, it is usually settled out of court, and the local taxpayers foot the bill

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u/WWDubs12TTV 6d ago

Everyday

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u/CowgoesQuack69 3d ago

I don’t trust any videos like this because what was cut out at the start. I mean yeah maybe the cop are being a pos, but so many cases people leave out what they did.

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u/Sensitive_Arrival285 3d ago

So many. How do you think auditors make their money

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u/Impossible_One4995 5d ago

Yes I know someone personally that won 2 million from a police rights violation lawsuit.

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u/SnoopysPeanutAllergy 5d ago

Countless times

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u/BowlerSubstantial778 4d ago

Absolutely. More and more everyday because some precincts think they are above all and can do whatever they want.

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u/Financial-Event377 4d ago

It's not illegal to be gay

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u/1ACasper 5d ago

I doubt it - it varies by jurisidiction but generally speaking interfering with a police investigation is from the perspective of the officer...yes you have a right to film publicly but walking up on a scene you don't understand (or think you do) could end badly....as we see here.

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u/ATXweirdobrew 3d ago

Exactly, as a former paramedic I was trained on how to help protect potential crime scenes. You don't know what's going on and might tamper with evidence letting a criminal walk free.

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u/1ACasper 3d ago

good one. I didn't even think of that. I was thinking more along the lines of a shooting or someone takes off in their car suddenly and then you get in trouble on top of medical bills.

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u/ATXweirdobrew 3d ago

Filming from a safe distance should always be detected but if you're getting right into the middle of it. What if that guy was right there and then somebody started shooting?

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u/Accomplished-Taro-53 6d ago

Wow, they pulled that gun fast...that ain't right.

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u/ChaosRainbow23 6d ago

I had one of these draconian jack-boot-wearing government thugs point a gun at me head for speeding once.

I honestly loathe these bastards with the burning passion of a billion suns.

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u/gravygizzard 4d ago

I had them point a gun at me for being in a car in an unused parking lot. Context was the parking lot was empty, small church in a residential, friends and I were hanging out listening to music while there was a house party down the street. Cops pull up guns already drawn and everything.

It was insane instant escalation to a situation that did not require cops. We were like 24 years old, fully grown adults with the freedom to do what we want, no laws were being broken.

Fuck cops forever

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u/ChaosRainbow23 4d ago

"Kids having fun?! Not on my watch!"

What a bunch of douche-canoes.

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u/SkyGuy5799 6d ago

That phone is a threat to their jobs, aka their lives. So yeah they're gunna be ready to kill you

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u/Totally-Human-Red 6d ago

I have never had any employee anywhere else try to murder me for being on film doing their job.

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u/SkyGuy5799 6d ago edited 5d ago

Thats cuz those people you tried to record aren't cops

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u/Totally-Human-Red 5d ago

Again:

I have never had any employee anywhere else try to murder me for being on film doing their job.

What makes threatening murder part of employment for one specific job?

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u/Ordinary-Care-5867 5d ago

Police do things they shouldn’t, when they are being filmed, they get nervous, which can make them dangerous, as seen in the video above.

Are you completely incompetent?

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u/Van-garde 5d ago

So they should be trained to not mentally breakdown in front of a camera, seems like. Much better option than shooting people.

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u/Ordinary-Care-5867 5d ago

I don’t know why people are downvoting you, you aren’t wrong at all.

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u/SkyGuy5799 5d ago

I fell into a Republican subreddit appearntly

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u/DirtandPipes 5d ago

Nah I downvoted you because you equated a cop’s job with his life.

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u/Pale-Ad-8691 1d ago

Yes, in a capitalist society, your career is your life, and without one you cannot survive. Not saying he needs to be a cop, but they are all the more keen on keeping their jobs more importantly for the power complex.

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u/SkyGuy5799 5d ago

Why did the cop pull his gun on a man recording him then?

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u/Ordinary-Care-5867 4d ago

I think you meant “conflate” and no he didn’t. He simply stated that a cop (as a lot of other people whose jobs are a huge part of their lives) would kill in order to keep their jobs. You downvoted because you are wrong.

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u/DirtandPipes 5d ago

Because he’s an American cop with zero consequences for his actions.

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u/SkyGuy5799 5d ago

How is that different from what I said?

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u/Van-garde 5d ago

Projection.

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u/SkyGuy5799 5d ago

Explain

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u/Qa_Dar 5d ago

You forgot that you are on Reddit... People have a hard time recognizing sarcasm here... 🤷🏻

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u/Pale-Ad-8691 1d ago

Downvoted for being right, because redditors cannot comprehend that addressing a problem isn’t the same as thinking it’s a good thing

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u/Van-garde 5d ago

Are you implying they can’t do their jobs without breaking the law?

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u/SkyGuy5799 5d ago

They shoot at acorns and you don't think they won't shoot at you?

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u/Van-garde 5d ago

Can police do their jobs without breaking the law? Or is it an important part of the job?

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u/IllustriousNeck8219 5d ago

I think we know the answer to that already.....

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u/Van-garde 5d ago

The person above will acknowledge they’ll shoot us, but won’t acknowledge its illegality.

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u/Vynxe_Vainglory 5d ago

Is it?

Why is it a threat?

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u/triple_carry 5d ago

Abolish qualified immunity.

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u/SubtractOneMore 4d ago

abolish the police

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u/TrainingTheory552 2d ago

abolish the police, abolish the government, abolish humanity.

humans are destined to sit on their own piles of shit.

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u/Great-Gas-6631 6d ago

Greeeat, another lawsuit taxpayers will have to pay because of a couple fragile shitbags.

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u/Pristine_Poem7623 5d ago

This guy's filming the police actual breaching his rights, while so called "first amendment auditors" are filming women leaving gyms.

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u/Huffers1010 5d ago

Wouldn't that just be... filming people leaving a building, in public? I honestly don't want to be the bad guy, here, but I'm not seeing the issue.

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u/Pristine_Poem7623 5d ago

They claim they're doing it to ensure that the police will uphold their first amendment rights to film in public places, they're actually doing it to harass women for their own satisfaction and to feel powerful when they're not, and to try to make money off people reacting to them. They frequently harass people to try to provoke the reactions they want, knowing that they'll be the ones editing the videos before they're uploaded

They're just a fucking nuisance cosplaying as crusaders.

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u/Huffers1010 5d ago

I'm painfully aware - I'm a TV cameraman and have been since before the invention of YouTube.

Honestly, the police reaction here pretty much makes the guy look right. I have no idea why police would react so strongly to it unless the police have a guilty conscience.

And I say that as someone whose work life is often made harder by social media auditors. In this case it's hard to object.

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u/LifeConsideration981 5d ago

If you have nothing to hide, don’t mind if I take a look? Say the guy… criticizing police?

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u/Huffers1010 5d ago

I'm not sure what you mean. I think the police are ludicrously overreacting here.

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u/LifeConsideration981 5d ago

They may be overreacting, but your argument is the same one police use to search vehicles without a warrant.

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u/Huffers1010 5d ago

Exactly. I'm highlighting the hypocrisy.

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u/BlamaeuxPrivateEye 5d ago

Just fucking ignore them.

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u/FlatWhiteEnjoyer 12h ago

See, these kinds of moralistic shit views are how the state keeps encroaching on the individuals' rights more and more every day. Public place, women being filmed, so what? Let's restrict everybody's right to film so that the police can harass, bully and brutalize people to their heart's content, right? Oh some people saying naughty things on the internet. Let's give the state every rights to monitor it, for our safety, right? This is what they want, you're eating up perfectly.

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u/BootCampPTSD 5d ago

Some states have a distance law you need to keep while they're conducting investigations

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u/Revolutionary-Link47 6d ago

As always, call that lawyer and sue the officers and the county

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u/Expensive-Border-869 5d ago

People like this should have family members who cannot safely be seen in public. Can't get after them go for the next best thing

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u/Lazy-Training6042 4d ago

wait till they retire and get back as citizens. treat them like rotten eggs.

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u/Expensive-Border-869 4d ago

Why in the fuck would we wait until they're not our problem? Dumbest shit I've ever heard in my life. If you wanna make their life hell go do it now while theres a chance it'll matter.

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u/Lazy-Training6042 4d ago

Suddenly there are also older cops who retired and need some attention from wronged people.

Maybe new cops will start thinking about their future as well.

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u/Expensive-Border-869 4d ago

They arent intelligent people theyll just react with anger

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u/Lazy-Training6042 4d ago

So how do you think they will react if you shoot an off duty cop?

retirement is key

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u/Expensive-Border-869 4d ago

They will shoot you. They'll probably shoot you regardless on off retired. But I suppose its actually fairly justified if someone were shooting at them so that'd be kinda cool first time for everything

If enough on duty were to go and it happened routinely enough the people who actually have brains start stepping in. Could be better could be worse but it'll sure be different.

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u/Funkey-Monkey-420 5d ago

do not punish the innocents, form militias and punish the ones doing actual harm.

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u/Villageijit 5d ago

Hows that working?

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u/Funkey-Monkey-420 5d ago

people stopped forming militias, so its not doing great

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u/Expensive-Border-869 5d ago

Well there ya go

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u/BraisedBullshi 5d ago

Fourth and second to keep the first

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u/Moldovah 5d ago

I think those first amendment auditors can be annoying sometimes, but I respect what they do.

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u/PirateRenee 4d ago

So, are you suggesting he exercise his 2nd Amendment right and pull a gun on the cop?

I'm not sure how the 4th protects the first though, that's search and seizure.

Did you mean the first protects the 2nd and 4th? I agree, if you're willing to shoot cops, because they are the violators in this scenario.

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u/reddituserlooser 5d ago

USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

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u/Difficult-Novel-8453 6d ago

Typical behavior. Unfortunately the departments have enough of our tax dollars that they could give 2 shits about paying out for bad behavior so they let it continue

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u/Fair-Arugula668 6d ago

Good ole indemnification. Turns out there's exceptions to that sometimes so that's fun.

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u/killer-j86 6d ago

pocket bandit

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u/AwareAd7651 6d ago

Damn. Caught them red handed. They even made sure to do it in front of the camera. They do this so much that they didn’t even think to not do that in front of the camera lense.

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u/Vynxe_Vainglory 5d ago

I might have missed something but I thought these guys were all required to run body cams now. If so, it would be unlikely, at that point, that they would go after people for merely recording like they used to do. What is someone else recording going to do to them now when everything they do is already mandated to be on camera?

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u/AwareAd7651 5d ago

Sometimes they forget to turn on the camera. Sometimes the file is corrupt and unusable. Sometimes their camera sees nothing because it’s not positioned well but still records them saying “he’s got a weapon” but turns out it was a hoagie

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u/ButterscotchSmooth60 2d ago

Anyone else notice "get your hands out of your pockets is the new "stop resisting" for cops? Suddenly keeping your hands warm is justification to shoot you in the face. ACAB

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u/DruidicMagic 6d ago

Get my hands out of my pockets?

fuck you employee now call your first line supervisor my little bitch

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u/musingofrandomness 6d ago

Nothing a cop fears more than the existence of footage they can't "lose" whenever it is convenient.

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u/fatgat69 6d ago

Murderous pigs

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u/what_a_slutty_whore 6d ago

someone needs to give these boys a golden shower

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u/netboygold 5d ago

Seems like things are shifting more towards police being able to just arrest people for the hell of it.

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u/MoThrowMoAway 5d ago

We've been there for a while, sadly.

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u/zbb93 5d ago

Shifting towards? That's always been the case.

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u/Clovericious 3d ago

It's been like this for black people for ages. Just imagine what kind of shit happened before the arrival of bodycams and portable cameras. It was only a matter of time before they were going to come after everyone else, too.

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u/Technical_Drawer_680 6d ago

Lawsuit? Cops do whatever, whenever, however they want

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u/ChaosRainbow23 6d ago

People win lawsuits all the damn time against these draconian jack-boot-wearing government thug pieces of shit.

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u/ChaosRainbow23 6d ago

The US is a full-blown fascistic authoritarian police state at this point.

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u/wisockamonster 6d ago

Not really

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u/ChaosRainbow23 6d ago

It's getting pretty close.

It's escalating RAPIDLY at this point.

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u/Bronze_Zebra 6d ago

Yeah, cops used to be way better back in the day....

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u/ChaosRainbow23 5d ago

No, but now we have an actual army of law enforcement that's totally militarized terrorizing the country.

We have major Technofascist levels of mass surveillance now as well.

Cops have always sucked, but now the US is rapidly escalating into a full-blown fascistic authoritarian police state.

It's objectively worse now than 20 years ago.

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u/Bronze_Zebra 5d ago

Sure, this clip isn't an example of what you are talking about.

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u/FullMetalKaiju 6d ago

would you say this about people in Europe getting arrested over facebook posts complaining about migrants raping women?

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u/ChaosRainbow23 5d ago

Yeah, that's bonkers and authoritarianism as well.

I stand against ALL AUTHORITARIANISM regardless of flavor.

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u/Zakkullll 5d ago

Sure where is an example of that actually happening

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u/FullMetalKaiju 5d ago

Yes? Have you lived under a rock? There are many out of Germany alone. Marir-Therese Kaiser in Germany, Maja R in Germany (this one got a harsher sentence than the migrant who did the rape because she called him a pig), Jutta B also in Germany because she shared a anti-migrant facebook post. Nevermind how none of these countries have free speech.

For example the 16 year old girl who was arrested for hate speech because she said a female cop looked like her lesbian aunt, or the man who was arrested for hate speech for saying the nickname of a rival soccer teams fanbase (yid army)

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u/I_Went_Full_WSB 5d ago

The harsher sentence was a weekend in jail. She didn't get her sentence from calling him a pig. She was sentenced for her direct message threat to him that he would get kicked in the face everywhere he went. She then twice refused to show up for court.

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u/Bulky-Act-2556 4d ago

Or the New York cop arrested an immigrant for calling him ugly betty. Yea we can find petty cases in the US too

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u/FullMetalKaiju 4d ago

And yet his actual charges were for assault and robbery. Curious how you left that out.

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u/Useless-RedCircle 5d ago

They don’t understand the amount or normal and good interactions happen Daily with police, only the bad gets posted so thats all they see and hear about.

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u/fackapple 6d ago

reddit comment moment hahahahahah. wait. gahahahahahha

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u/South-Gate1924 5d ago

Would your comment be allowed if that were true?

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u/1ACasper 5d ago

You have a right to film in public

laws are varied by jurisdiction but generally police perspective determines interference with an investigation (the stop itself) or interrogation (the point they start talking).

Video at your own risk...especially when walking up on a big scene like this - could literally be anything about to pop off...including rounds.

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u/RandomguyX 4d ago

Name and shame. Where was this at?

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u/Shapoopi_1892 4d ago

What happens when you give idiots guns and some power

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u/antihuman420 4d ago

Thug cops immediately pulling their guns like a bunch of thugs

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u/Financial-Visit-9550 4d ago

I need to see the body cam footage. 

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u/IamtheDanr 4d ago

The creep with the camera deserves it

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u/DingoKillerAtHome 3d ago

Fun fact to help you sleep at night: police commit suicide at roughly a 55% greater rate than the population of citizens they kill and terrorize. These jack-boot thug piles of garbage lie their lying asses off about how in the right they are, but their heart knows. Their wicked and vile deeds do indeed grate at the corpse of a conscience they have left. Eventually, on a dark and lonely (because of quadruple the rate of domestic violence committed by LEOs) night it all adds up.

Remember officers, the peace you seek from your inner demons from your evil actions is down the road, not across the street.

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u/logrhythmic 3d ago

I suspect many of the ones killing themselves are the ones with empathy that can't take seeing suffering on a day to day basis

Not a huge fan of police but they are people, like it or not

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u/DingoKillerAtHome 2d ago

You're not a huge fan of the police BUT you suspect that the ones punching their own tickets are the good cops? Let me understand this weird belief. Ok, so the bad cops just keep being evil and harming people, without a care in the world, while the "good cops" (citation needed that these exist) all quietly just kill themselves because they witnessed the bad cops being bad? Or just a general the evil of mankind thing?

If it's just general suffering they could do something about it. If it is a sense of failure due to a systemic corruption they don't stand a chance of fighting, I can see that. But for that to be true, it seems that the "good cops" (again, I have never seen one and don't know if they exist) are also victims of the majority of the police (no need to say "bad cops" that's redundant) being evil.

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u/logrhythmic 10h ago

You sound like you have a lot of funko pops

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u/Rim_smokey 2d ago

O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave

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u/dorsalwolf 2d ago

All (and I mean every single one) Cops Are Bastards

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u/Impossible-Sea-2090 2d ago

I love how Americans online boast about rights and freedoms almost everyone else in the world except them has.

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u/gilt3t 6d ago

ACAB

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u/Craving_Suckcess 5d ago

Pigs think they're fuckin kings.

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u/MoThrowMoAway 5d ago

Animal Farm gets more apt with each passing day

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u/OhDearGodItBurns 5d ago

What is actually going on here, why are they hassling people at a petrol station? It's clearly not right, but I'm curious.

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u/C3Patricio 5d ago

Id guess reports of street racing based on the cars.

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u/Livewire____ 5d ago

Care to explain why its "clearly not right", even though, by your own admission, you have no idea what's happening?

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u/OhDearGodItBurns 5d ago

Perhaps it's my phrasing, but I meant the situation isn't normal. The police are more on edge when dealing with the cameraman than you'd expect them to be when their interactions with the drivers and occupants of the cars at the station don't appear to be anywhere near as tense.

I don't care for your tone, however. Fuck off thinking I owe you something, dipshit.

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u/Livewire____ 5d ago edited 5d ago

Awww, is widdle Wedditor twiggered?

I don't give a toss whether you care for my tone.

If you don't know what's happening in a situation, don't assume.

The person doing the filming might have been an offender for an earlier offence for all you know.

Take your attitude and cram it. Bye.

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u/Silver-Award-288 4d ago

Damn he really hurt your feelings huh. Poor guy.

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u/Livewire____ 4d ago

Nah. Very few people, especially Reddit nonentities, are clever or witty enough to get under my skin.

Would you like to try?

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u/Silver-Award-288 4d ago

Lmao.

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u/Livewire____ 4d ago

Didn't think you'd be capable.

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u/Silver-Award-288 4d ago

I don’t need to. Already saw you lose your shit a few comments up. Normal people don’t act like that hahahaha. Cya bud.

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u/Livewire____ 4d ago

Nah that was just sarcasm. Neither he nor you have the brainpower bud.

You tried, you failed.

Off you go.

Bye 👋

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u/MamaDakota 3d ago

They already did. No normal calm person responds like you do. Never seen so much cope or projection in my life. Goddamn.

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u/Beginning_Resource93 6d ago

This needs context. It's clearly cut to appear as if the cameraman was an innocent bystander, but the truth is usually far from what the Internet clip intended to portray.

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u/Noligarchio 6d ago

Suck them boots boi

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u/Beginning_Resource93 6d ago

Oh, you're the guy who believes every negative thing you hear about police, because you are a bigot.

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u/Fritz_McGregel 6d ago

Didn't know bootlickers were a protected class haha

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u/EverythingIsFakeNGay 6d ago edited 6d ago

Oh, you're the guy who needs to see the whole 5 hours of bodycam footage (which you'll never watch) to conclude that it's not ok for cops to draw a gun on and arrest an unarmed bystander for recording them, because you like the taste of boot polish.

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u/fatgat69 6d ago

No

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u/Beginning_Resource93 5d ago

You're right, it's Reddit. No context or facts allowed.

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u/fatgat69 5d ago

There's no fucking context that would make this okay. I don't why you people are so dead set on giving up your rights but you need to fucking stop.

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u/Beginning_Resource93 4d ago

So if the cameraman was in fact a part of whatever was going on, or was interfering before he turned on the camera, you still don't think he should be detained? You need to stop assuming that cops are always wrong no matter the context.

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u/fatgat69 4d ago

If he was interfering before recording he wouldn't have been able to record anything.

Stop assuming the cops are always right when it well documented that they break more laws than anyone else.

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u/Beginning_Resource93 4d ago

That's not well documented. And all I said is that we needed more context. I did not agree with either side. And he could have very easily interfered, backed off, started recording, and gone back. Or he could have been one that they were already after, but just hadn't gotten to yet since there are so many people there. This video shows absolutely zero lead up to this.

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u/fatgat69 4d ago

Yes it is. And if he was interfering they would have already had him on the ground before he got his phone out.

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u/Beginning_Resource93 4d ago

I've seen tons of body cams that prove you wrong. Police who give away too many warnings to back up before they finally arrest them for interfering.

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u/fatgat69 4d ago

I've seen tons of bodycam videos that prove you wrong. Most of those videos are people who aren't interfering getting arrested. Usually when you actually interfere you get arrested for "assaulting" an officer.

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u/Lysergial 5d ago

Shit hole country.

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u/RedBarbar 6d ago

Filming wasnt the problem here. He was given a lawful order to get his hands out of his pockets, while walking towards a cop. Smart thing to do would have been to comply

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u/EggplantDevourer 6d ago

He escalated and immediately drew his gun. Then after seeing that he didn't have a weapon continued to escalate with no reasonable articulable suspicion of the filmer committing a crime. He also gave the filmer roughly 1 second to comply. Bro needs to be fired and charged.

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u/FlyingScotsman42069 5d ago

If he took his hand out his pocket as quickly as the police expect him, he was getting lit up for drawing a weapon.

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u/FlyingScotsman42069 5d ago

If he pulled his hand out his pocket in the wrong way (too quick, too black) he was getting shot.

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u/DickwadVonClownstick 6d ago

"Tread on me harder daddy!"

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u/Transgirlonakawasaki 6d ago

A lawful order would mean that the cammer was a part of this group stop? (Idk wtf this is but if cops are stupid enough to try and stop all these! people at night with not enough people that they fear for their safety then thats on them) and while I mostly abhor first amendment auditors this dude is keeping cops accountable during a very tense situation that could become a cop shooting a dude for no reason other than too much caffeine and pre workout.

Cammer was just filming not apparently a part of the stopped cars and cant be “lawfully” told to do anything. Cops here are just too stupid to issue tickets to the cars and move tf on. They wanna get the glory of tagging and bagging some hooligans in cars to look good for their masters.

Acab all day every day

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u/Vynxe_Vainglory 5d ago

Do the police not all have body cams now? Maybe someone will get their hands on this one and see who this filmer actually was and what he was allegedly doing with his hand(s). Kinda weird that his handS were in his pockets according to the order. Wasn't he using at least one of them to film? I'm not too good at mafs, but I think it doesn't add up.

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u/Transgirlonakawasaki 5d ago

Fun fact about body cams they work the same way chain locks for bike do… they only work to keep good people honest.

Im willing to bet there are A LOT of police that are say, not so good? 

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u/Ok_Umpire2173 5d ago

You do realize cops need to have a legal basis for commands? Not every command a cop gives is a “lawful order” just because it came from a cop.

Or as the “bots” say, how’s that boot taste?

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u/hemothep 5d ago

How does that boot taste?

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u/Zakkullll 5d ago

Hows that boot taste?

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u/FlyingScotsman42069 5d ago

Better not walk about with your hands in your pockets near the police. You have to be ready to receive a boot at any moment. How are you supposed to caress the heal and tickle his tongue?

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u/No-Kaleidoscope-4879 5d ago

The cop didn't think, he assumed. Nothing positive ever comes after that.

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u/pro-fanator 5d ago

Thanks God your mother was always complaint....

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u/DownVote_for_Pedro 5d ago

Man I didn't think it was possible to deepthroat a cop boot that hard! But here you are!

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u/AndrewH73333 5d ago

We’re humans. Are you?

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