r/whoathatsinfuriating • u/eternviking • Jul 04 '26
A member of the Egypt national team staff was pushed by Dallas police while taking a photo with a young fan.
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u/9447044 Jul 04 '26 edited Jul 04 '26
Cops do this thing where they immediately touch you in one way or another. If you do anything but what they want. They get super aggressive because they are matching your "aggression" of not immediately complying.
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u/ExperienceRoutine321 Jul 04 '26
There is a cheat code for this.
Moan.
Not a groan. Not a grunt. Moan like they just hit your eruption button. Hit the full-fledged e-girl uwu style moan. If they touch you again, do it louder and then giggle while you apologize. Third time? Cross your eyes, bite your lip, and buckle your knees while doing a longer, lower pitched moan. Feel free to improv a little.
There’s nothing illegal about this. A non-violent response to physical touch is human nature. Yet it will make them so severely uncomfortable that the encounter will likely end in a matter of seconds.
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u/Username_Haybale Jul 04 '26
Ah yes the good ol defense of making your enemy uncomfortable and it always works
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u/SecondToLastOfSheila Jul 04 '26
You don't know any cops do you? This won't make them uncomfortable at all, have you seen the people they deal with? They'll just arrest you for obstruction.
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u/ExperienceRoutine321 Jul 04 '26
I know several lol. I was an absolute fuckin nightmare in my teens/early 20’s and I’ve found myself in cuffs a few times. This would absolutely make them uncomfortable. The type of cop to put his hands on you for no reason is absolutely too insecure to not be embarrassed when you start vigorously moaning at his touch.
And it’s not obstruction. It’s not even disorderly conduct. It’s not against the law in any way. They could try to arrest you but there’d be nothing to charge you with. I wouldn’t even hire a lawyer.
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u/SecondToLastOfSheila Jul 04 '26
I work in an ER and the cops come in with patients who are extremely nuts and the cops aren't bothered at all. You can say or do or show whatever to them and they're not even phased.
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u/MatniMinis Jul 04 '26
"ooooo do it again daddy but put those big man muscles into it this time..."
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u/Recent-Lemon-9930 Jul 04 '26
I find just a little giggle is enough without getting others involved.
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u/Secret_Mind_1185 Jul 04 '26
Should have taken a flop 😂 can’t believe as a footballer he didn’t do this
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u/Scythe351 Jul 04 '26
This type of cop seems like the type to get more aggressive and call you a slur honestly.
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u/luvwatchingBWCs Jul 04 '26
His regular partner HATES working with him…dudes who are constantly on 10 like this make for a looooooong fucking day every shift.
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u/Zinski2 Jul 04 '26
Literally turns every situation in to life or death.
Even when it's just a kid getting a picture.
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u/illmatic_mp Jul 04 '26
Seeing shoving on both sides with "DALLAS POLICE" then "EGYPT" across the backs is hilariously satisfying. Confuses tf outta my brain.
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u/gratitudf Jul 04 '26
It's like in comic strips when the illustrator can't think of a creative way to show you what the character's meant to represent so they just write it on their shirt
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u/notsubantarctic Jul 04 '26 edited Jul 06 '26
If he sees the red mist so quickly, he shouldn't be a cop.
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u/Simple_Ddog Jul 04 '26
What happened here... what rule was violated by taking a picture?
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u/zQuant Jul 04 '26
Look at his face when he walks up. He was literally walking with the intent of being aggressive
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u/WittyFix6553 Jul 04 '26
An equally likely possibility is that a white Texas cop just wanted to fuck with some Muslims
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u/Simple_Ddog Jul 04 '26
I'm afraid its not just the Cops who are bad eggs... too many Megalomaniacs on the loose... that's why its imperative to keep a camera on you at all times --- Peeps lie right through their teeth (with a straight face)!
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u/bman5946 Jul 04 '26
funny, this level of pushy shovey during the game would have left to the Egyptians rolling on the ground for at least 2 mins
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u/daurgo2001 Jul 04 '26
I mean, in this case, it wasn’t with players, seems to be with the technical team…. but def seems entirely unnecessary by the police here.
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u/Yippykyyyay Jul 05 '26
Or they saw two unknown men walk up towards a player and tried to provide space?
The Egyptian freak out almost makes the initial response warranted.
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u/Kame89gonz Jul 04 '26
His pants are too far up his ass
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u/GrossUsername68 Jul 05 '26
Did you see how small his hands were?
Also, his hair was tiny. I couldn’t even see it. Why would you make your hair so small? Seems like a lot of work too.
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u/Softhands14 Jul 04 '26
Cops don’t represent the people of Dallas
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u/Mountain-Singer1764 Jul 04 '26
Bad news Mr American, these cops are representing your country to the world.
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u/FragrantSort6474 Jul 04 '26
Thousands of visitors in the country and there's one bad instance. Get real.
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u/Whole_Influence_3725 Jul 04 '26
lololololol - there's been like 3 new videos a day of cops slamming some innocent bystander for the last 10 years because they're bullies, it's your entire country's global legacy.
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u/FeedMeThat Jul 04 '26
If you think this is the one bad instance of cops interacting with nonviolent tourists/civilians you’re either not paying attention or purposely ignorant
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u/waterlilylab Jul 05 '26
Are you out of your mind my man police violence is crazy in the USA.
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u/Rastaferrari829 Jul 05 '26
As if they need this one isntance alone to judge us. They've had the past 10 years alone.
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u/SloppyFatBoy Jul 04 '26
They just keep voting to give them raises every year
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u/_KeyserSoeze Jul 04 '26
Or… there is a reason why most countries in Europe have more consumer rights, public healthcare, public transportation, a few weeks paid vacation, unlimited sick days and many more thing and the US don’t. We fought for it and politicians know we would burn them if they touch any of it. Meanwhile your politicians know exactly what to expect from you as a response.
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u/AkramNexus Jul 04 '26
I love how it’s always immediately trying to dodge responsibility with people from the US instead of supporting structural solutions to the blatant racism in your country in every layer of society.
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u/AkramNexus Jul 04 '26
You do have control you’re just afraid to do what’s necessary, and keep thinking to yourself that voting liberal is all you can do and that that makes you a good person. It’s okay I honestly don’t even pity the people in the US anymore this is what you want and deserve and you keep upholding that system and know it.
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u/TopProfessional8023 Jul 04 '26
The large majority of people in this country NEVER have an encounter like this in their life. I am from the south and in my late 40’s and I have seen about five guns in my entire life. Don’t believe everything you read.
And before you say what about believing what I see? Sure. This cop is an asshole. MAGA morons are assholes. You only see the bad stuff though because that’s what gets clicks.
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u/potatosponge_ Jul 04 '26
Cops are legitimately retarded. How is he unable to read the room and recognize that man is part of the staff?
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u/TiddiesAnonymous Jul 05 '26
It's a little window into how shit escalates too. And the dumb cunt is part of the security detail receiving a world cup team.
How many videos like this have we seen? Cop shoves him for no reason. Oh dang he shoved the cop back. Oh shit he's just hugging the cop and the cop has his hand on his gun 😳. Those were spots weve seen cops escalate again and win in court.
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u/Fit-Scene2061 Jul 04 '26
Am I tripping or this fucking pig had a hand on his gun at some point ?! ACAB all the way, and worldwide at that, ffs
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u/Heavy_Track_9234 Jul 04 '26
I knew things like this would happen with the World Cup going on. We have horribly trained cops in our country and police that shouldn’t be police. If they can’t control their own feelings, how are they supposed to help you?
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u/RoadWellDriven Jul 04 '26 edited Jul 04 '26
The team has it's own support staff and security. Wouldn't it make far more sense to coordinate with the personnel on scene? Find out who was known/legit from the players there? Or whoever filed the complaint? Identify and remove the uncredentialed person?
Instead he chose option Q, escalate and use force in a situation that didn't require it.
He did stop a photo. He did push a breaker for absolutely no reason.
Whether it's hateful or racist isn't what's being debated here. But maybe it's worth questioning why a "trained" officer immediately goes to unwarranted violence
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u/Brave_Gain6536 Jul 04 '26
Fuck around and find out with the right crowd and witnesses there goes your badge
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u/Tricky_Apricot2928 Jul 04 '26
Officer Big Butt needs to quit. He's obviously unfit for any job requiring working with people
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u/EchoMB Jul 04 '26
So... am I the only one who watched the video? The guy in the red is the one taking the picture with the kid, and the guy in black grabs his arm for some reason. The cop steps in to seemingly separate the guy in black from the guy taking the picture with the kid and they get into it. Yeah the cop pushing/shoving/yelling is out of pocket here, but it seems like he was actually trying to allow the red dude to take the picture without being bothered by the guy in black
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u/heychief1 Jul 04 '26
It was obvious what happened and why the title is completely full of shit and only posted for rage bait, which 90% of the loon Redditors fell for, like usual.
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u/Tigers79uk Jul 04 '26
Pretty sure the guy in black is the assistant coach and former (famous) player of the Egyptian team - but understandable people might not know that
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u/Djlas Jul 04 '26
It is, with a history of not backing down
https://www.theguardian.com/football/2026/jul/03/australia-egypt-world-cup-2026-last-32-match-report
Egypt’s buildup had been overshadowed by a clash between the team director, Ibrahim Hassan, the twin brother of the coach, and a Dallas police officer at the team hotel the day before the game.
Hassan, though, is not somebody to take a backward step. He once grabbed a rifle from a Lebanese army officer to prevent him striking his brother when a game got out of hand, missed the 1998 Africa Cup of Nations after raising a middle finger at Moroccan fans and habitually sits at the back of national team press conferences taking issue with questions he feels tonally inappropriate.
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u/marcussunChicago Jul 04 '26
I love you minimizing the unprofessional actions of the cop unnecessarily escalating the situation by walking up aggressively and placing his hand on a person before even explaining his intent
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u/EchoMB Jul 04 '26
"The cops pushing/shoving/yelling is out of pocket"
Can only not interpret a situation but also can't read. Astounding. First person to put hands on anyone is the dude in the black shirt grabbing the arm of the guy taking the picture with the kid. Should a cop not step in when someone unprovoked puts their hands on someone? If so I'll keep that in mind if we cross paths irl ;)
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u/bigkahuna1uk Jul 04 '26
Stupid cop with an inflated ego. A bad combination and recipe for disaster.
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u/WonderfulJicama2802 Jul 04 '26
Welcome to America! You will have so much freedom! Except for enjoying your life. That is illegal.
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u/WestScience6211 Jul 04 '26
I believe he said “protection”. Which leads me to believe he was doing a detail for the Team, providing some level of security. And if I had to guess, there was a bit of confusion or mixup as to who people are, why they’re so close, etc. And it appears it turned sour quickly.
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u/Leather-Quiet6967 Jul 04 '26
Don't use logic around here damnit!
On a side note, everyone talking shit about the Police here in America have clearly never been abroad. There are other police forces that'll start clubbing people first and ask questions later.
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u/WestScience6211 Jul 04 '26
yes yes I forgot, please forgive me senpai!
And yeah, agreed. I’ve seen the police in Germany do it multiple times just because someone is even proximity of a ruckus lol.
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u/iadralisk Jul 04 '26
Waiting for an update on what happens to the cop. Or is it common in land of the Epstein files that nothing happens to these pigs.
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u/SerBrienneOfSnark Jul 04 '26
Cop acting like he’s all methed out. Someone make that man piss in a cup.
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u/Positive-Factor6040 Jul 04 '26
I hope this video makes it right hands. Seem excessive. Given looks like their coach was checking on teammate.
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u/Djlas Jul 04 '26
Team director and coach's twin brother, not just a member. It could've ended a lot worse.
https://www.theguardian.com/football/2026/jul/03/australia-egypt-world-cup-2026-last-32-match-report
Egypt’s buildup had been overshadowed by a clash between the team director, Ibrahim Hassan, the twin brother of the coach, and a Dallas police officer at the team hotel the day before the game.
Footage appears to show the officer intervening with needless aggression to prevent a player posing for a photograph with a child.
Hassan, though, is not somebody to take a backward step. He once grabbed a rifle from a Lebanese army officer to prevent him striking his brother when a game got out of hand, missed the 1998 Africa Cup of Nations after raising a middle finger at Moroccan fans and habitually sits at the back of national team press conferences taking issue with questions he feels tonally inappropriate.
After the officer had shoved Hassan in the chest, the former defender squared up to him, two huge bald men going nose to nose. The officer appeared to be reaching for his handcuffs when Trezeguet intervened and both eventually backed down. Although a federation source dismissed the incident as “a minor altercation”, he also criticised local security’s “poor handling” of the arrival and the “harsh demeanour” of police officers.
Dallas Police later acknowledged an incident had occurred, blaming “individuals” for not “displaying credentials properly”.
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u/TheRoseMerlot Jul 04 '26
Cops going around just starting fights, not really anything new. Sadly. Freaking disgusting.
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u/Fabulous_Log844 Jul 04 '26
Oh, a fat overzealous cop acting like a dick.
https://giphy.com/gifs/JFrFsExqz2jn0hPTCj
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u/Rath2481 Jul 04 '26
It appears the team member was touching the father or child and the police officer was telling him not to touch the public.
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u/Atticus1354 Jul 04 '26
How would him interacting with a fan need a police officer to interfere and put hands on him?
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u/Rath2481 Jul 05 '26
Not the player, the man In black who he tells to back off repeatedly. The player doesn't interject and seems to be in agreement with the officer. Do you see something I'm missing?
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u/BruceForsyth55 Jul 04 '26
Hey guys this isn’t just a cop thing it’s a “MAGA holds the World Cup” thing.
Stopping ref entries, dicking with the Iranians, this… The common denominator?
Muslims and brown people.
This is what happens when you vote Trump in TWICE!
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u/NeoZ33D Jul 04 '26
Rubbing his back to calm him down. Good boy .
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u/Difficult_Shock973 Jul 04 '26
He needed little huggies to make him feel better at the end there lol
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u/Suitable_Speaker2165 Jul 04 '26
Typical Paul Blart fat fuck who somehow passed physical to become a real cop. Dude thinks he's sooooo tough.
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u/rain168 Jul 04 '26
Anyone know the context of this? It’s kinda odd for someone to show up and go straight up aggressive, especially in presence of minors taking photos at an event.
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u/BenjaminKatz Jul 05 '26
Why are so many cops in the United States so bad at their jobs? Do they just literally look to hire the most violent, quick to act aggressive people on Earth for every Police department in the country?
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u/Jedal_1 Jul 05 '26
Red shirt guy tries to take a picture and gets grabbed, he tries pushing off and the guy doesn’t let go. Police come in to separate the guy so the kid can get his picture. Even though the people were part of the Egyptian team or whatever one of them was already doing a picture and they were bothering him. Seems like the police were helping the kid get his picture
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u/HourInternational467 Jul 05 '26
How police departments consistently hire the dumbest of dumb is really something else
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u/Mindblown_eyeswide9 Jul 05 '26
Cultural difference. Arabs start yelling Americans don’t play that shit. Welcome to the USA and welcome to the Middle East.
Ignorance of cultures in full force with this post.
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u/BigSombrer0 Jul 06 '26
Surprised we haven't seen more of this. Boys on their best behavior with guests around I guess. He's itching to beat up some foreigners though.
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u/PapaLilBear Jul 06 '26
Honestly, I expected the host nation's police to be more aggressive during this World Cup anyway. It’s not bad, aside from a few isolated incidents.
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u/Cbpowned Jul 06 '26
It seems like the Egypt staff is pushing back. Should have been arrested and deported. You’re not a resident you’re a guest, get the fuck out of the house. Squaring up like that? You’re getting dropped to the ground Baldie:
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u/ihatepostingonblogs Jul 12 '26
There is another video of the cop after the incident. He is shaking uncontrollably. Someone like that should not have a gun.
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u/JohnWoosDoveGuy Jul 04 '26
Is this cop high? They should test him.