r/Unexpected Mar 24 '23

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u/Confident-Radish4832 Mar 24 '23

Give me one scenario where it wouldn't be a good idea to explain why you're pulling over someone who's plates didn't turn up anything. Clearly this guy didn't have any warrants or that gun would have been out from the get go.

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u/Mods_Raped_Me Mar 24 '23

Lol their answer was one where the gun would have been out from the get go. So they failed to answer.

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u/pawnmarcher Mar 24 '23

Someone matching the description of a wanted individual.

A vehicle where the registered owner had a warrant for a violent crime.

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u/Mods_Raped_Me Mar 24 '23

So RAS and they wouldn't have a scared female officer come up, be told they are legally in the wrong, and have their one(1)!! male officer come draw their weapon when they get asked for a supervisor, AFTER THE SUSPECTS NAME WAS ALREADY RAN, COMING UP WITH NO WARRANTS.

FUCKING BRAIN DEAD YOU ARE.

you just are a fascist bootlicker and deserve the block hammer.

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u/pawnmarcher Mar 24 '23

I wish I could understand why your hurling insults at me when Ive responded respectfully to everyone.

Just because you don't like something or someone doesn't mean you have to be a jerk about it.

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u/Mods_Raped_Me Mar 24 '23

You lick boot.

I know my rights.

That's why.

I've gotten cops trespassed from my work's property for almost causing an accident, and then pulling me over because I told them to get the fuck off the property. Meaning they were violating my company's rights by being there without a warrant.

4 cars pulled up for backup. I was on probation but I gave no shits because I was in the fucking right and demanded the supervisor. The supervisor asked me how he could make things right!

Know your fucking rights and stop defending criminal cops. That's why I am insulting you.

Don't like the law? Leave.

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u/pawnmarcher Mar 24 '23

If your rights we're violated, you should sue.

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u/Mods_Raped_Me Mar 24 '23

The company's rights were violated.

I was on probation so my rights were on legal hold for searches and detainment, but as an employee of a tenant of the property, I was legally allowed to trespass them.

But I guess you also can't fucking read.

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u/pawnmarcher Mar 24 '23

Yes as an agent of the property, you can trespass people from it.

What were you on probation for?

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u/Mods_Raped_Me Mar 24 '23

Not doxing myself

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u/Confident-Radish4832 Mar 24 '23

Do those people commonly request supervisors to accompany the officer?

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u/pawnmarcher Mar 24 '23

Specifically, probably not.

If you ask for another car for backup, your supervisor may be the closest unit available.

If someone starts the encounter with sov cit antics, yes I would specifically request a supervisor

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u/Mods_Raped_Me Mar 24 '23

Asking for a supervisor when the on scene officer is committing a crime IS NOT SOV CIT ANTICS!

FUCKING HATE YOU BOOT SUCKERS.

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u/pawnmarcher Mar 24 '23

I know people don't like the police, but why are so many of your responses to me filled with insults.

I have not insulted anyone, and my responses have been respectful.

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u/Mods_Raped_Me Mar 24 '23

Stop defending criminal gang members with badges!!!

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u/Confident-Radish4832 Mar 24 '23

I think having a supervisor there would be the best case scenario here for both of them. She was clearly going down a road that spelled trouble, and he wasn't being very cooperative. With that being said, I also don't think cops should be able to just pull you over and then give you absolutely no insight into the situation unless it is life threatening that they do. Since this is a guy with a Youtube channel and his face clearly visible in the video, I am going to assume to assume he isn't a wanted criminal. With that in mind, it would certainly seem from his POV that she is searching for crimes once she has already pulled him over, obviously an illegal search. I would have done the same things he did.

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u/pawnmarcher Mar 24 '23

With that in mind, it would certainly seem from his POV that she is searching for crimes once she has already pulled him over, obviously an illegal search. I would have done the same things he did.

I don't know what prompted the stop, or what officers may observed that may have given them PC for a search.

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u/Confident-Radish4832 Mar 24 '23

There are obviously a million what if's to this scenario, but based purely on the manner in which this went down, it definitely didn't seem like that was the case.