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post 1633659853 03-13-2021, 07:09 AM
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Originally Posted By demfeelsbro
Terrified woman ignores instructions, runs in absolute fear to her car, grabs her gun out of sheer confusions, puts 3 bullets in cop due to systemic racism, then drives off under complete discombobulation.
Play stupid games win stupid prizes. Cuffs don’t necessarily mean you’re going to jail. I read OP’s posts and just facepalm at his stupidity.

Look at that thread a few days ago where two officers got lit up by a male suspect while they were assisting a woman with a property pickup.

You can’t make assumptions about anybody male or female, young or old, everyone has potential to cause a police officer harm. Officers have the legal right to cuff, detain, or handle you as they see fit if you’re guilty of a crime or they have reasonable suspicion

Regardless of how petty you think a law is @OP
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post 1633659963 03-13-2021, 07:14 AM
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this womans bf/husband...if he saw asian wincel in the streets, hed beat wincel near an inch of his life.

wincel: "b-b-but im an ally!!!'


she lost her life cause she shot at the cop.
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post 1633660083 03-13-2021, 07:20 AM
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Originally Posted By wincel
https://fox17.com/news/local/large-p...le-crime-alert

"The Metro Field Training Officer approached the car and learned that the owner of the car with the outstanding warrants was not the person driving at the time."

The woman just panicked and ran.



I feel like none of this had to happen. Woman is dead, cop is critically injured.

Another day in meruhkuh.
Yeah, the woman who is associated with a drug dealer shot a cop? Unpossible!
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post 1633660133 03-13-2021, 07:21 AM
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It's also the little things that make you realize she's dumb as rocks

"Can I go use the bathroom"
"Oh you told me stand behind the car? Let me dig through my car with my back to you instead"
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post 1633660353 03-13-2021, 07:31 AM
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Originally Posted By veinycock1
Why must he cuff her over weed? Because he swore an oath to enforce the laws of the State of Tennessee. That's why. It's his duty.
If that’s the response required by Tennessee law then that’s obviously a problem.

The more times you have police using force on civilians the more things like this will happen. It was such a waste.
post 1633660453 03-13-2021, 07:33 AM
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Originally Posted By wincel
Yea it's still fuking sad. I don't even blame her dude. She clearly had some serious fear of being handcuffed. She was absolutely terrified.
Or the mandatory 5-10 she was about to do. If a convicted felon it would have been 10-15 mandatory.

You're presuming a narrative for her. The walls were closing in and she resisted and attempted to murder the officer in an attempt to get away.

Urine idiot. Like not even a fake internet argument type of idiot but a true Moran.
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post 1633660563 03-13-2021, 07:36 AM
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Originally Posted By veinycock1
That's a bad policy to live by, sir. Cops give unlawful orders all the time. You aren't legally obligated to comply with illegal orders.
In my experience it’s standsrd procedure to phrase things like they have the authority - basically trying to trick people into giving away their rights - and it works - otherwise you’re being “difficult.”
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Originally Posted By Duckliver
Open carry law doesn’t apply in cars. With no concealed permit you need to separate the weapon from any ammo. Ie have gun locked in a case and ammo in a bag. You can put it together and carry it after you park.
Not true in TN

Car extension of home. No permit required and no duty to display. Permit required if you step out of the car with it.
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post 1633660683 03-13-2021, 07:38 AM
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Originally Posted By miscinbro
In my experience it’s standsrd procedure to phrase things like they have the authority - basically trying to trick people into giving away their rights - and it works - otherwise you’re being “difficult.”
This is true but not applicable to this scenario.

Alternative to that, many people claim to know their rights but don't. They think they do which lands them in more trouble.
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post 1633660943 03-13-2021, 07:42 AM
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So a criminal got caught and got spooked realizing her situation, tried to drive away unharmed, and then pulled a gun on an officer and shot him.

Nothing about this one makes me feel empathy in any way.
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Originally Posted By memcop
This is true but not applicable to this scenario.

Alternative to that, many people claim to know their rights but think they do which lands them in more trouble.
My favorite, by far, is when you tell them to step out of the car and they say "I don't have to, I know my rights"

Its such a cut and dry Supreme Court case that says the police have the authority to tell you to step out of the car. Like a 5 minute Wikipedia read would inform them of this. But by failing to do something so simple they're changing a traffic violation into a failure to obey charge.
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post 1633661063 03-13-2021, 07:45 AM
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Originally Posted By jtaylor2010
This has to be a roll bread. Wincel pretends to not understand why someone would be anxious about going to jail, and thinks it’s sad that someone who shot a cop multiple times got suit herself.
No, Wincel really is this fukin stupid
post 1633661113 03-13-2021, 07:46 AM
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Originally Posted By memcop
This is true but not applicable to this scenario.

Alternative to that, many people claim to know their rights but don't. They think they do which lands them in more trouble.
I can’t listen with volume atm, but I believe this is exactly what happened. He had no PC for the search - but she “agreed” and then it was all downhill from there.
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Originally Posted By jackamo2887
My favorite, by far, is when you tell them to step out of the car and they say "I don't have to, I know my rights"

Its such a cut and dry Supreme Court case that says the police have the authority to tell you to step out of the car. Like a 5 minute Wikipedia read would inform them of this. But by failing to do something so simple they're changing a traffic violation into a failure to obey charge.
An officer needs no reason to order an occupant out of a vehicle.

Usually spins into confrontation.

Also police can only act on the information they know at the time and are judged on their action based on that information.

Comply with police. Complain later. There is often information you wouldn't know giving them broader authority than you would realize.
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post 1633661303 03-13-2021, 07:50 AM
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Originally Posted By jackamo2887
My favorite, by far, is when you tell them to step out of the car and they say "I don't have to, I know my rights"

Its such a cut and dry Supreme Court case that says the police have the authority to tell you to step out of the car. Like a 5 minute Wikipedia read would inform them of this. But by failing to do something so simple they're changing a traffic violation into a failure to obey charge.
The downhill spiral can be real, and it’s pretty scary. I let a officer search my cooler awhile ago when I knew he had zero pc just because I wanted the situation over ASAP and he seemed like a pumped up douche type. There were three lawyers present - though he obviously didn’t know that.
post 1633661413 03-13-2021, 07:51 AM
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Originally Posted By miscinbro
I can’t listen with volume atm, but I believe this is exactly what happened. He had no PC for the search - but she “agreed” and then it was all downhill from there.
It's called consent to search. A thorough investigation should be done to answer the PC question. It may have already existed but he simply asked permission to do so.
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post 1633661553 03-13-2021, 07:53 AM
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Originally Posted By memcop
An officer needs no reason to order an occupant out of a vehicle.

Usually spins into confrontation.

Also police can only act on the information they know at the time and are judged on their action based on that information.

Comply with police. Complain later. There is often information you wouldn't know giving them broader authority than you would realize.
Assume they can just do whatever to you - “complain later?” That’s pretty fcking scary - and sadly maybe good advice.
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Originally Posted By wincel
ok

it's still an absolutely ridiculous situation

As I said, there has to be a better fuking way.
There is

It’s called being a law abiding citizen and don’t put yourself in these situations.
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Originally Posted By miscinbro
mAssume they can just whatever to you - “complain later?” That’s pretty fcking scary - and sadly maybe good advice.
Health and everyone's safety is paramount. Violation of rights has a place and time to be argued. People are people and definitely flawed.
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Originally Posted By veinycock1
Only if the officer had a justification for the stop. Also, you still are not obligated to consent to searching your property.
Yeah, obviously lol. Nowhere did I say "a cop can pull you over for no reason and search you"
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Originally Posted By miscinbro
Assume they can just do whatever to you - “complain later?” That’s pretty fcking scary - and sadly maybe good advice.
It isn't just "complain later"

There was an officer in DC who did a too intrusive search on the side of the road..the guy complied, complained after and the officer got fired.

Similar thing happened in New Jersey and thr guy got a 6 figure payout.

The problem is when certain people want instant gratification for feeling like they've been wronged..so they fight, claw and resist right on the side of the road and someone ends up hurt.

Which makes no sense to me. It's 2021, governments are throwing money around like candy to anyone who says "muh rights got violated" because they don't want their city burned down.
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Originally Posted By jackamo2887
It isn't just "complain later"

There was an officer in DC who did a too intrusive search on the side of the road..the guy complied, complained after and the officer got fired.

Similar thing happened in New Jersey and thr guy got a 6 figure payout.

The problem is when certain people want instant gratification for feeling like they've been wronged..so they fight, claw and resist right on the side of the road and someone ends up hurt.

Which makes no sense to me. It's 2021, governments are throwing money around like candy to anyone who says "muh rights got violated" because they don't want their city burned down.
I’d have to see these to believe it, because you can “consent” to just about anything. Once the drugs or whatever are found you’ve got nothing to complain about.

Hell, just consider how all traffic stops work here. “Do you know why I pulled you?” The very first line is designed to get people to self-incriminate.
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Another black life lost at the hands of the police. Very sad

This is the same way Alton sterling was killed. BLM protests cite his name so they should add this woman’s name in there too
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lol at american fat ass cops. He was even fatter than her. Even though she was stupid, the fact police instantly resort to handcuffing people for minor things does not help. you literally live in a police state.
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Originally Posted By bananabucket
you talk about them like they are brainless children

it's really not that ****ing hard to not get shot by the police
LOL seriously! When I was a kid my dad drilled into me not to mess with a cop and always do what they say unless you want to get thile absolute **** beat out of you. And I grew up a upper middle class white kid. It’s common sense. Run from a cop, ur gonna get tazed etc, pull out a gun your ass is getting lit up.
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I got arrested in college for stupidly being caught smoking a joint outside my dorm. The cop caught me with a tiny bit of weed, and guess what? He handcuffed me because that's the protocol when someone is being arrested. I didn't fight back and therefore I didn't get fuking shot. When will these animals learn not to fuking resist arrest?
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Originally Posted By zotrx
When is it okay to shoot a police officer. No one gets that ‘confused.’
Typically I agree, but it has happened during no knock raids in the middle of the night.
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Isn’t shooting at a cop illegal?
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Originally Posted By samsbolton
somehow if the woman was white I think your opinion would be different
I have the exact same opinion of what happened to Ryan Whitaker. It is fuking sad. This has nothing to do with race. However, I do view it as sad because she was a woman. I just fail to see how and why the situation had to deteriorate that fast. It's really sad imo.

This doesn't happen in other countries nearly as much. We have a fuking issue. Too many people die over trivial things.
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Originally Posted By miscinbro
If that’s the response required by Tennessee law then that’s obviously a problem.

The more times you have police using force on civilians the more things like this will happen. It was such a waste.
This. Pretty much this. Take a step back and look at the absurdity of the situation.
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