When Have You Witnessed SWEET JUSTICE?
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- Опубліковано 7 кві 2024
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That first story pisses me off to no end, the fact those women knew they'd get someone in trouble just claiming they were assaulted pisses me off. Their kind of bullshit is why real victims struggle even today to get believed.
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It’s bullshit it’s those kinds of people who don’t deserve any compassion. You don’t care about ruining other peoples lives, so why should we care when your life is ruined?
Dude played it cool but man they will try to railroad you and intimidate you into falsely confessing and giving away your rights. It gives legit victims less belief it's a disservice to all. Leo aren't your friend.
It’s bullshit that you think this is a real story.
Fr it pisses me off too.
Always remember: Tell the police nothing, tell the paramedics everything
Cop: Do you think this is a game?
OP: yeah I'm DM
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OP one is a legend, not sure I could have handled that so smoothly. And yeah while lying to the cops isn't a good idea, letting them in isn't a good idea either. I'm glad those girls didn't win out - charging someone falsely with assault ruins lives.
OP was very correct about the need for warrants. I have probably watched too many of those attorneys videos. But, here is an aspect that is also important. The area immediately surrounding a house is called the curtelege. It has the same protection under law as the house itself. Warrants to search and arrest are required. Also, you can trespass police. They only get a single courtesy visit, like any other visitor to your property. No peaking into windows and no varying from the path/walk to the front door. The problem with this is that police are unaware of there legal limitations, they haven’t studied the law enough.
That can under the back deck was an illegal search, regardless, as the cop was searching the curtelege without a warrant.
I'm going to put my two cents in and say as a law enforcement officer myself the thing i hate the most is somebody falsely accuse someone of sa,dd etc.
It’s even worse for you guys because you end up with the egg on your face if it turns out to be wrong. Please continue throwing the book at these false claims liars they deserve no compassion.
@@jokestermasteroflaughter7754 trust me I'm continuing my duty to protect and serve and I let the courts do their part of prosecuting.
Thank you for your service 💕
@@Nakira2000 don't have to thank me The real heroes are the folks who gave their life to save another.
Those females in the first story are foul.
That's putting it mildly.
Fun fact: Capsaicin, the compound in peppers that makes them spicy, doesn't actually produce heat on its own. Rather, it triggers the affected nerves in such a way that they read it as "hot." Doesn't matter if it's your tongue, your lip, or, as this kid found out, the eyes.
Also Pain. So "Spice" is just the taste of Pain xD
Another fun fact: birds are immune to capsaicin. Parrots and other tropical birds love spicy peppers.
Last story: Dude got served hot fries with a side of humble pie. Well done.
And apparently everyone clapped.
My brain wouldn’t have been able to fabricate such a sophisticated lie on the fly like that. I am truly in awe of this man
I felt sorry for the poor hot pepper kid, he only needed to learn a lesson the hard way because his awful mother refused to discipline him, I blame her for the kids destructive behavior and his resulting suffering
Story 1: Those cops are seriously overstepping their boundaries
And if there was any recording, they set themselves up for a lawsuit.
They are reacting to what they thought was a potential r-ape scene. Emotions are on Frontline instead of duty or reason.
My father and I were going to get some parts for a customers car and at the corner to the lwft of the stop light we were at, I seen and heard a "man" start yelling and shoving his gurlfriend/wife/sister (not sure of their relation) and he ended up slapping her hard enough to knock her to the ground. At that point, all I could see was red. Before I could jump out of the truck, one of the employees of the gas station ran out and choke slammed the guy. He was maybe 5 foot 4 and the worker is 6 foot 3 and incredibly strong. I went from ready to fight to laughing my butt off instantly. Even my father said he got what he deserved. Later in life, I befriended the worker and found out we're distant cousins. I never got tired of hearing the story from his perspective.
If she didn't know what was happening, I hope that one of the watching employees at least TOLD the mom that her kid smashed peppers in his hands and that it was what he got in his eyes, so he could get proper care quickly and less damage would be done. Kind of cruel to see it happening and not stop it, though I do understand why things went that way.
Sadly, I didn’t get to see exactly what happened; I only got to see the aftermath. Still, I'll take it.
I was driving home on the state highway that leads almost straight to it. No, it was not an interstate, but I had just gotten off the interstate when this happened. I barely pulled out of the little developed area around the interstate exit when some @$$hole in a Mustang came barreling through, nearly ran me off the road, sounding like it had no muffler. Thankfully, I did not crash into anything, but I was pretty pissed off by that @$$hole. I had managed to catch a good sight of his license plate, and luckily for me, it was a vanity plate - I still remember what it said: "MY ROAD".
Like I said, an @$$hole.
I pulled out my phone and started dialing 911, watching him speed towards the horizon. Literally right before I tapped the dial icon, a state trooper pulled out of an intersecting road the @$$hole passed. His cruiser was lit up, and despite the distance he was at, I could hear his siren, albeit barely. He immediately turned in the direction the @$$hole sped down and gunned it down that way as well.
I started laughing because this state trooper's cruiser was a Mustang. Needless to say, I was pretty giddy about that detail... for about 10 miles of driving, because then it turned into rather extreme levels of satisfaction.
At the end of that 10 miles, I saw that state trooper Mustang again. It was pulled over on the side of the state highway, its lights were still flashing, but the siren was off. That was enough to build up my giddiness, at least until I got closer. I started seeing fresh tire marks on the road, and I noticed that they were roughly leading in the direction of that state trooper. At that moment, my giddiness was at its peak.
I finally reached it and started pulling past the state trooper. In front of that police Mustang was that @$$hole's Mustang, and the @$$hole's Mustang... was smoking/steaming (couldn't quite tell) as it laid on its roof in the ditch. The driver was on the ground, hands cuffed behind him.
That was the hardest I had laughed in a long time by then. About the only surprise was that there was very little debris from the @$$hole's now-wrecked Mustang - at the very least, there was little debris from it on the road.
Plus My Road's insurer will absolutely refuse the claim for damages, because the damage was caused in the felony of speeding and refusing to obey the lawful commands of a police officer to pull over. Add on reckless driving, and attempted evasion, when he gets out of prison he will find he owes on the wreck, and also that he also owes for the tow and crushing.
Washing hands after handling hot chilli peppers does not help. I repeat, it does not help!
Use milk to wash, and you'll be better off. It will take longer than you think, but it works.
Source: I've had to clean up a box of Carolina reapers 3 separate times with my bare hands.
The problem I have with the first story is that the minute that flashlight came out and is being used that way, unless those cops were wearing body cams, that flashlight was going to be used against OP's head before they broke the door down. If the real cops get involved in college towns, then the college age students ARE going to jail, even if under manufactured charges. Because the business of the town is the college, and the kids are ALWAYS in the wrong if it gets to actual cops being called instead of the college rent-a-cops.
The first story either didn't happen, or is very exaggerated
The girls in the first story should be in prison for the length of time the person they accused of these crimes would have been if convicted.
Driving I had a green light lookin to make a right but cars was almost in the intersection so i make my right to be in the intersection too the driver at the red light behind me starts honking and raging tried to switch lanes and crashed into a lady….he tried to apologize smile and keep going…she told him to pull over 💀😂😂😂😂😂
I take this to mean said lady was... *not* a civilian, to put it one way?
would have loved to have been in the store with the counting kid :)
Whoo hoo! Cascada mentioned! *turns music up*
Good morning 😊 love these videos
Yeah
First story is an all-ah story.
THINK BRAIN THINK
Jebus those cops were way out of line.
Story 5 I would have picked up everything that little boy smashed met the mom at the front of the store tell her either pay for it or I'd call the cops. I have two boys and that is completely horrible behavior from the mom and her kid
I worked at a store before, just a little dollar store as my first job and I can promise you that kids are 2nd biggest assholes half the time, the first being the parents who don't watch them and you can always tell who's going to be a problem. Any mom who is overly focused on her cellphone, is a known karen, or dyes their hair tends to be pretty bad. I like to think I'm a nice person, but even I have a limit. Shame I never seen anyone get what's coming to them after trashing where I worked
Touching your eyes or genitals after touching or eating peppers is a mistake you make once
First one is a bloody elder scroll
If he handled that different he would be scrued
That's why you don't talk to the cops
Story 1:
*_“We Can't Expect God To Do All The Work !!!”_*
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Walmart story, id have charged them for the items or i would call the police
Walmart just uses the security footage, and adds it up at retail price. When it hits a total of $2k, even in a few occasions, they simply bundle all the video up, and open the charge. Then the prosecutor is the one to decide of present the case, or simply have her plea out and pay up.
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A long story
Cops are fun aren’t they? FFS the animosity from some LEOs is just so damn stupid
Bruh that kid sounds like a kid... Why are you stoked for a little kid "learning a lesson" and mistreated by his mom. That makes me sad
Hate you for the constant adds on a short video
story 1 *doubt*
That first story just sounds so fake.
It's obvious but just incase someone doesn't know, the game in the background is Spiderman Miles Morales
hate to be that guy but... it's ackshually Spider-Man 2 on the PS5 ☝️🤓 #RespectTheHyphen
second comment!
The first one is the biggest damn idiot in the world he just cooperate and act polite, not only will you not have trouble but now the cops will be cool when you do have parties
Unfortunately when you live on frat row most cops don’t see it that way. They have to deal with the same thing every year having to go to the same addresses. To the point where faces meld together. It’s like rolling a stone up a hill and watching it fall after getting to the top
The first story sounds fake af.
Maybe. Tell that to the person who accused me of SA to get out of a DUI charge. It didn't work, but it was a nice try and pretty much par for the course with that piece of garbage.
Yeah... I guess they could have made it without the obvious anti-police behavior...
Not sure if that's something one should be proud about... Also considering that they were all likely 18 the main issue is a law that makes it illegal to have a can of beer while it would be perfectly legal to join the military at the same age.
Not that I'm against the military at all... As a European it's just so odd how much trouble a 18yo can get in for being in the same room as a can of beer.
@BronzeDragon133 What? I meant the whole story sounds made up.
@annasstorybox7906 is not just that but supposedly being pre-law and not collaborating with the police. Doesn't matter of the cop is an a hole, or not. They have the ability to ruin your whole day and then some.
@@camarofan2008 Eh. Make sure you learn how to deal with an abuser. Learn your rights. Install door cameras. And never let the cops in without a warrant.
I know one thing, OP wasn't black