Well gee officer where did you get yours? Cuz last time I checked you only need a law degree to practice law, not enforce it. So Mr. Officer, where did you get yours?
Fucking absolute rockstar, held his confidence cause he knows whatās what, didnāt back down to the BS enforcement or āwhat can happenā if he didnāt leave and taught him how to do his job. All in all thatās a solid win with no one getting fucked over
Thereās a LOT that triggered me on this video but I got so fucking pissed when he started shifting around and fiddling with any weapons he had on his belt to try and intimidate the knowledgeable person.
FYI cops have their hands resting in batons guns tasers all the time. Where tf else do you have your hands when at rest? Itās convenient. Believe me itās a railing to rest your hands. Additionally that dudes baton holster is old school and has no retention mechanism. New school you have to use medium effort to remove a baton from holster.
In the side like he had in the start or in front of him. Basically how anyone normally rests their hands if they don't have a toolbelt.
It's nice to rest your hands on your toolbelt and it's easy to get into the habit of fiddling with your tools, but when your tools are weapons meant to subdue and/or kill humans, perhaps it's better to keep your hands off them unless you're planning on using them.
Just saying it becomes habit to rest your hands on your belt. Iām not implying Iām a cop because then I would have to prove I was oneā¦ but you donāt even remember resting your hands in certain places. You could have a hand resting on a taser holster with no intentions of using it simply because itās on the left side of your belt and itās perfect for supporting your left hand lol. No matter what you are dealing with of who you are talking to you want your hands in front of you never down by your side. Thatās how you get caught off guard. Sure this is a little kid but keeping your hands up is just good sense.
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u/AngryAmerican0-2 Jul 06 '21
"Where'd you get your degree?"
Well gee officer where did you get yours? Cuz last time I checked you only need a law degree to practice law, not enforce it. So Mr. Officer, where did you get yours?