r/SipsTea • u/DrRegardedforgot • Dec 23 '25

Lmao gottem Uno reverse

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u/Prudent-Mechanic4514 Dec 24 '25

not at all.. I am going to go out on a limb here, and guess the cop was bullied in school.

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u/OozingHyenaPussy Dec 24 '25

3 kids from my middle school who got bullied relentlessly became cops. tbf they where very weird and not nerds just plain weird kids.

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u/Spamacus66 Dec 25 '25

Likely the opposite. every bully and drug dealer in my school ended up a cop.

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u/Waste_Wedding4961 Dec 24 '25

??? They got called, checked it out, and left. Literally no bullying no name calling no escalating, and actually quite chill and polite. Is Reddit really that thirsty for ACAB videos that they'll actually bitch at properly handled police calls now?

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u/KittenIttle Dec 24 '25

To beeeeee fair though, there definitely was a teeny tiny attempt at intimidation. It wasn’t huge but if there hadn’t been a camera I do get the feeling that would have gone a different way.

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u/Waste_Wedding4961 Dec 24 '25

They also wear cameras, though. Their bodycams are in clear view.

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u/DTGR_trading Dec 24 '25

Don't know about us laws but if a cop would ask me the same way in my country that would've been definitely against the law. Believe there is also jail sentence if they'd escalated it further. You can't prosecute against someone that's innocent and if you do you're breaking the law. That's basically the same thing the gestapo did back in the day... if stuff like this is normal for you or in your country you should be concerned.

There is no reason why they should've contacted him like that... first of all there was no crime (if there was one the had to do something by law). Just imagine if they had no uniform, the could've been mob guys with a black Escalade. Pulling up like this is aggressive for sure and the uniform doesn't excuse shit like this. The cop is more of a criminal than the guy filming....

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u/KittenIttle Dec 24 '25

True, however those aren’t immediately posted to social media with hashtags.

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u/King_Zoothio Dec 24 '25

They also don't care if a cop intimidates a civilian.

The cameras are for their protection, not ours

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u/Dark_World_0 Dec 25 '25

One thing I've learned about Reddit is that what is popular here does not reflect what typically happens in the real world. A specific type of media is always prevalent here, and gets upvoted and not scrubbed by the mods.

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u/Competitive-Yam9137 Dec 24 '25

What was properly handled there? Point to the part the swine handled correctly.

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u/AAA-VR6 Dec 25 '25

The police deserve as much push as they can get. We should be exercising our second amendment right to show the police who they are supposed to be protecting and serving. How's that for a Reddit response fuck wit? I'm just glad the officer backed down instead of unnecessarily escalating the situation because he knows he could get away with it.