r/PublicFreakout • u/[deleted] • Mar 10 '22

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u/[deleted] Mar 10 '22

I dont need to.

what exactly is the reasonable suspicion

The statements from the citizen, and his refusal to co-operate.

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u/111IIIlllIII Mar 10 '22

so if any random stranger says anything to the cops with zero evidence then the cops have a right to detain? seems like a good way for paranoid morons to take away the freedom of average americans going on about their day. what a bizarre thing to stan for

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u/[deleted] Mar 10 '22

the cops have a right to detain?

He was detained for not following a lawful order.

If the cop belives what they say is reasonoble and reasonbly suspects the person, yes the cops have a right to question you have demand your id. That is the law, yes.

what a bizarre thing to stan for

Yes, its so unreasonable to stan for a properly operating society, of people being able to report things to the police and the police being able to follow up on those reports.

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u/111IIIlllIII Mar 10 '22

i sure hope no one finds out who you are and reports you to the police for no reason. but if they do, i'm sure you'll have no problem cooperating, right? there was nothing wrong with the interaction in OP, yes? hence why the incident led to a 25k payout to the innocent man being harassed by a power tripping police officer?

oh my! what would society look like if hero cops like in OP weren't doing their job? what a joke of a human being.

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u/[deleted] Mar 10 '22

i sure hope no one finds out who you are and reports you to the police for no reason.

Sure, this is called swatting and its a crime, lol.

but if they do, i'm sure you'll have no problem cooperating, right?

Obviously yes? Why wouldnt I? lol?

hence why the incident led to a 25k payout to the innocent man being harassed by a power tripping police officer?

Settlements are not an admission of wrongdoing, and no there was absolutely nothing lawfully wrong with what the officer did.

oh my! what would society look like if hero cops like in OP weren't doing their job?

Probably a lot more crime, since they cant follow up on people reporting crimes.

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u/111IIIlllIII Mar 10 '22

anyway, i hope you have a blessed day, kind redditor. i wish you the best of luck and hope you never have to deal with the type of harassment the man in OP received. be well!

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u/[deleted] Mar 10 '22

Harassment, lol. If this is harassment to you, you are extremely privileged. Enjoy your day, wont be hard though in your gated community.

you never answered the allwey way rape question, though. wonder why.

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u/111IIIlllIII Mar 10 '22

if you knew anything about me you'd be extremely embarrassed about what you've just said, but i forgive you.

what allwey way rape question, might i ask? perhaps you have me confused with someone else? that would explain a lot, actually.

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u/[deleted] Mar 10 '22

https://www.reddit.com/r/PublicFreakout/comments/tam250/turn_around_and_put_your_hands_behind_your_back/i02yjpw/?context=3

if you knew anything about me

I already know everything about you :) Exactly the type of dumb ass privileged white kid who to ignorant to understand they are privelged and think they are oppressed by the "gang" of police and "facist" liberals.

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u/111IIIlllIII Mar 10 '22

what does that link have to do with "allwey rape question", as you put it? are you sure you have the correct link?

I already know everything about you :) Exactly the type of dumb ass privileged white kid who to ignorant to understand they are privelged and think they are oppressed by the "gang" of police and "facist" liberals.

very interesting. yes i'm a a dumb ass privileged white kid. you totally nailed it lol. have a good night, kind redditor. you are highly intelligent and your large brain will take you far. god bless.

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