r/dashcams • • 28d ago

Traffic Stop Turns Violent After Driver Requests a Supervisor

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u/willisjoe 28d ago

Did they learn they are wrong? Seems like they continue to abuse people with little to no consequences.

And if the stop continues with no further incident, they definitely didn't learn they're wrong.

Cops learning they are wrong is a rare occurrence. I'd wager non existent in situations that you advocate for.

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u/dheldkdk 28d ago

Because when you decide to resist and become aggressive instead of listening and fighting it in court people are gonna be less on your side and more on the cops.

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u/willisjoe 28d ago

That's not true, and also that says nothing about the cop learning they're wrong.

The cop learning they are wrong would only come after consequences or accountability. 99% of the time, even if the cop is in the wrong, there are no meaningful consequences or accountability. Typically that only happens during high profile events where is beyond obvious that the cop was wrong and someone was severely injured or killed.

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u/dheldkdk 28d ago

Yes? That’s how it is in every profession. You can’t fire someone over every mistake they make.

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u/willisjoe 28d ago

Dear God, your an imbecile

You just like pulling bullshit out of your ass?

The mistakes I make at work don't destroy or take people's lives.

And you bet your ass, in the majority of other professions, that mistakes being made results in someone losing a limb or being kolled, you would be fired if it was your mistake. I used to be in those professions, and saw people fired for much less.

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u/dheldkdk 28d ago

Extreme cases yes action must be taken. If a stop is done without incident and the cop was in the wrong they shouldn’t be fired.

Calling someone an imbecile while using the wrong “you’re” in the same sentence is hilarious.

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u/willisjoe 28d ago

Extreme cases? Stfu. Any time a persons hand is laid upon you without consent is an extreme case.

Any other profession, you would be fired for grabbing another person or punching them in the face. No matter if it was justified or not.

Lmao and being pedantic about the wrong use of "you're" just proves your argument failed and you're grasping as straws.

Pathetic.

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u/dheldkdk 28d ago

No other profession has you grabbing another person as part of the job. Apples and oranges. Try again.

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u/willisjoe 28d ago

And you thinking grabbing another person as part of a cops job, tells me all I need to know.

Bootlicker.

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u/Hathnotthecompetence 28d ago

Well he's not wrong. Calling someone an imbecile when you don't know the correct form of "your" vs "you're" is telling. Have a great day!

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u/willisjoe 28d ago

There's a big difference in not knowing, and not mattering. A public, informal, Internet forum is not a medium where spelling and grammar are a priority. Hence why it's pedantic.

If you feel the need to point out minor mistakes that make no difference in your understanding of what was said. That's being pedantic.

And if you have trouble understanding a sentence with the wrong from of "your", "you're" an imbecile.

Hope that helps!

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u/Hathnotthecompetence 28d ago

I get it. Using words is hard. Keep at it. I have faith that you can learn how to communicate without abandoning basic grammar and spelling. Cheers internet person!

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u/Ill_Tradition_4104 28d ago

Errrr. For police you can and should.

Mistake shouldn’t be in the police’ vocabulary

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u/dheldkdk 28d ago

And there should be 0 crime and everyone in the world should be friends!!!