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Guy verbally abuses British Police officers, tells them to fk off, and they do!
04-14-2020, 02:23 PM
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Guy could have handled it better.
Police could have handled it better.
Police could have handled it better.
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04-14-2020, 02:23 PM
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Originally Posted By guest89⏩
yes if they hear someone screaming then absolutely. That's what I'm trying to say.So what happens if police arrive and hear screaming and yelling. It sounds like someone is in distress and there is a violent altercation in place. And when they bang on the door and yell 'Police' things either go silent. Or they hear someone yelling and cursing from inside the house that they can't come in?
Do they:
A. Kick the door due to exigent circumstances.
B. Shrug shoulders and go have a coffee and donuts.
C. Apply for a warrant and wait 1-4 hours for said warrant to be approved and signed by a judge then return.
So what happens if in the case of what appears to be this video. Its just a drunk/noisy azzhole screaming and yelling and there is no altercation. They are covered because due to A. they had just cause to kick the door. He's going to have to eat the costs of damages.
He could have just as easily answered he door chilled out and said something like TV was loud, he got too into the sports match or whatever. Then apologized and they'd have left and wouldn't have returned. Literally 30 seconds worth of opening the door and talking to the cops would have prevented all of this.
I guarantee you before that video started rolling when they arrived at the location and knocked dude was being noisy as hell and was probably drunk and yelling like he was in that video. Even though he was alone. This entire thing is because he is a noisy belligerent dick that couldn't just live like a normal person and his neighbors called on him.
Do they:
A. Kick the door due to exigent circumstances.
B. Shrug shoulders and go have a coffee and donuts.
C. Apply for a warrant and wait 1-4 hours for said warrant to be approved and signed by a judge then return.
So what happens if in the case of what appears to be this video. Its just a drunk/noisy azzhole screaming and yelling and there is no altercation. They are covered because due to A. they had just cause to kick the door. He's going to have to eat the costs of damages.
He could have just as easily answered he door chilled out and said something like TV was loud, he got too into the sports match or whatever. Then apologized and they'd have left and wouldn't have returned. Literally 30 seconds worth of opening the door and talking to the cops would have prevented all of this.
I guarantee you before that video started rolling when they arrived at the location and knocked dude was being noisy as hell and was probably drunk and yelling like he was in that video. Even though he was alone. This entire thing is because he is a noisy belligerent dick that couldn't just live like a normal person and his neighbors called on him.
In this case they found nothing and one dude alone in his place, do you think he was screaming and making two voices to make it sound like a disturbance or something. If he's being noisy then pull out a decibel meter and enforce a noise ordinance. I would be pissed as well if they kicked in my door for no good reason other than to verify something.
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04-14-2020, 02:35 PM
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Originally Posted By dannyg1217⏩
You do not know what:yes if they hear someone screaming then absolutely. That's what I'm trying to say.
In this case they found nothing and one dude alone in his place, do you think he was screaming and making two voices to make it sound like a disturbance or something. If he's being noisy then pull out a decibel meter and enforce a noise ordinance. I would be pissed as well if they kicked in my door for no good reason other than to verify something.
In this case they found nothing and one dude alone in his place, do you think he was screaming and making two voices to make it sound like a disturbance or something. If he's being noisy then pull out a decibel meter and enforce a noise ordinance. I would be pissed as well if they kicked in my door for no good reason other than to verify something.
1) They were told by the neighbor in terms of the disturbance;
2) How long their interaction with him was before the video started;
3) What extenuating circumstances there may be (i.e., rap sheet; previous calls from neighbors; previous convictions) which weigh in.
All you have is this video.
From that you conclude:
Originally Posted By dannyg1217⏩
And argue that the police were not in the right. Then a whole bunch of posts from retards like you (who can't understand basic facts) talking about guys getting 'bottomed out' - a clear projection of your prison cell rape fantasies.If they found nothing then obviously nothing happened. Do you honestly think anytime the police get a random phone call that they should be kicking down doors just to make sure something isnt happening that they have no proof of and didnt witness or hear anything themselves. That's absurd
As much as you like to think you are in control - you're not. Neither of the facts of this case, nor of law enforcement officials. Stick that in your 'down with authority' pipe and smoke it (since you're so clearly eager to wrap your lips around something phallic).
04-14-2020, 02:39 PM
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Originally Posted By dannyg1217⏩
Its impossible to know the exact circumstances because he didn't start recording immediately. I think the dude was boozing and was being loud yelling/talking to himself (people do that). He lives in an apartment/shared walls. Neighbors thought an altercation was going on.yes if they hear someone screaming then absolutely. That's what I'm trying to say.
In this case they found nothing and one dude alone in his place, do you think he was screaming and making two voices to make it sound like a disturbance or something. If he's being noisy then pull out a decibel meter and enforce a noise ordinance. I would be pissed as well if they kicked in my door for no good reason other than to verify something.
In this case they found nothing and one dude alone in his place, do you think he was screaming and making two voices to make it sound like a disturbance or something. If he's being noisy then pull out a decibel meter and enforce a noise ordinance. I would be pissed as well if they kicked in my door for no good reason other than to verify something.
Police arrived and heard him yelling so they banged on the door and yelled 'police'. He then started telling them to fukk off that he wasn't opening the door. They didn't hear a second voice but depending on how loud he was. And how belligerent he got when he started yelling at them. They may have felt they had enough reason to force entry. Police don't typically just kick a door just to verify something. Its usually a last resort. Because nobody wants to be paying for damages if they are wrong/made a bad call. And make no mistake about it, if they made a bad call they'll be paying for damages.
People don't realize that the way the carry themselves dictates their encounter with law enforcement. There is a reason why some people spend their entire lives never having a negative encounter with the police. And other people have negative encounters on a routine basis. Even if you commit a crime and are arrested there is a difference in the way the encounter goes when you are a respectful/agreeable person and when you are being belligerent.
04-14-2020, 02:40 PM
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hahahaha that region is so phucked...
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