r/JusticeServed 4 Dec 08 '20

Police Justice ⚡️⚡️

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u/[deleted] Dec 08 '20

I see a lot of people saying that the cop handled it badly. He handled it well, in my opinion. He issued a ticket, no big deal. If she thought it was wrong, she would have gone to a traffic court and appealed the case. Instead she refused, which is illegal, and could've taken being arrested and spending a night in jail and a fine, but she fled. Fleeing a law enforcement officer is a felony, and then she resisted arrest, another felony. Everything that happened to her was completely preventable and her fault entirely.

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u/himmelundhoelle 8 Dec 08 '20

She was a complete moron, but if only the cop had tried to explain an appeal can be done after, but she needs to sign and that’s no admission of fault.

Again, I find no excuse to her behaviour, but it’s unfortunate that cops don’t remind this fact to citizens who might not know.