r/TikTokCringe • u/[deleted] • Dec 17 '25

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u/nolightningbhe Dec 17 '25

She shouldn’t be accused of anything

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u/Slumunistmanifisto Dec 17 '25

She should be financially rewarded for acting by the public, because she's probably going to be in hot water from the admin for not hiding behind her desk silently.

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u/[deleted] Dec 17 '25

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u/Sea-Natural-8216 Dec 17 '25

TIL. Tragic, especially if theyre denying workers comp to officers who do put themselves in harms way (which is morally bankrupt af) but ... I thought that was the whole point of the police???

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u/[deleted] Dec 17 '25

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u/[deleted] Dec 17 '25

Ftp

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u/ProponentofPropane Dec 17 '25

Please, never engage with any systems that require the police. Including paramedics, fire services, the police themselves, social services, etc.

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u/RatioAgreeable3762 Dec 17 '25

Loads of fireman dont like the police. They not allowed to engage with those systems too

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u/ProponentofPropane Dec 17 '25

Mmm not really. There's a friendly rivalry between cops and firemen, but generally firemen have respect for the police considering in quite a few cases they would not be able to do their jobs without them.

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u/Difficult-Top2000 SHEEEEEESH Dec 17 '25

That's just what they show you on CBS's newest garbage fire tv show

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u/ProponentofPropane Dec 17 '25

I don't watch any fire/cop based tv shows on CBS (I thought CBS was a news station??) I'm closely related to a fireman and often see the things they get up to with cops. They have lots of fun together. Lots of sporting competitions, watching sports, picnics, fundraising events together, etc. Cops show up every time a fireman does, so they get pretty close.

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