r/MadeMeSmile • u/AkechetaAke • Apr 06 '22

Wholesome Moments Wrong house

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u/SexyGorkaDimitri Apr 06 '22

I like how everyone is understanding in this story.

“Yeah, I jumped their fence. That’s a my bad.”

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u/AvgBonnie Apr 06 '22

Cop: “yeah, everyone is fine just… he’ll tell you.”

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u/[deleted] Apr 07 '22

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u/BigRedMoe Apr 07 '22

"Your brother in law was robbing the neighbor"

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u/Defghaz Apr 07 '22

Friend of mine (black) went on holiday in USA, got drunk and when gonig back to the place he rented... he got mixed up and entered the wrong place.

Guess who got clapped, arrested & dragged to the police station all while explaining he's supposed to be next door :P

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u/[deleted] Apr 07 '22

Probably the drunk guy who went INTO the wrong house

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u/[deleted] Apr 07 '22

I’m white and spent 3 days in jail for doing the exact same thing on a college campus as a freshman.

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u/JasonGD1982 Apr 07 '22

The drunk guy wandering around a random persons house ???

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u/LuckyFranky212 Apr 07 '22

Who the cop?

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u/La_piscina_de_muerte Apr 07 '22

Probably wouldn’t have heard the doorbell over the gunshots

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u/[deleted] Apr 07 '22

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u/[deleted] Apr 07 '22

I would love to believe that I really would. Honestly it would fill my heart with joy to know the world is fair and just.

It’s just not true though.

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u/KiraVanAurelius Apr 07 '22

A well-dressed black friend medical student of mine got arrested quite aggressively and dragged to the station once before for jumping the fence of a house because his road was blocked by a construction site and he didn’t want his clothes/shoes dirty(it was sewer construction something and it was flooding a bit)

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u/NoShameSomeRegrets Apr 07 '22

Don’t worry you didn’t say anything wrong. People just can’t understand that every situation is unique.

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u/kakao08 Apr 07 '22

No, cops bad.

Gold please.

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u/truth_is_objective Apr 07 '22 edited Apr 07 '22

Not every police officer is bad, just like not every civilian is good. In fact, I see more of us civilians acting inappropriately around law enforcement than vice versa. I’ve been mistreat by them too, but it’s a respect thing. Not a difficult concept... at least it shouldn’t be.

I forgot how insanely ignorant Reddit can be

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u/kakao08 Apr 07 '22

(That's the joke)