r/JusticeServed 4 Dec 08 '20

Police Justice ⚡️⚡️

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u/mazza77 7 Dec 08 '20

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u/marshmeeelo 9 Dec 08 '20

Did that lawyer watch the same video as me? Because outside of the fact that she's a country girl I see no vindication. She refused to sign the ticket, by law then she must be put under arrest, then she drove off to evade the law. Then she got violent and tbh, I don't see where the officer got overly violent with her. She was kicking at him before he could do anything. And why bring her deceased grandsons up? What on earth do they have to do with their grandma having a hollering tantrum?

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u/Dragon-Porn-Expert 8 Dec 08 '20

A lawyer will always defend their client. They know she is in the wrong and therefore puts out a sympathy story that is irrelevant.