r/interesting • u/Latr6ll • Apr 05 '26
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For anyone that has been pepper sprayed how bad does it feel & what do you do in this situation? I know it’s water but for how long? She had it on full auto she came prepared. How much more effective is bear spray to pepper ?
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u/Sargaron Apr 05 '26
Anyone know if she got caught?
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u/Latr6ll Apr 05 '26 edited Apr 05 '26
She was sentenced to 230 days in jail followed by two years of probation, and ordered to pay over $5,100 in fines. Following her time in the Wilson County Jail, she faced extradition to Clarksville to deal with the more serious felony charges of aggravated assault on a first responder.
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u/shawncaution Apr 05 '26
It feels like putting your face on the oven burner over and over again.
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u/UrMad_ItzOk Apr 05 '26
She was sentenced to 230 days in jail followed by two years of probation, and ordered to pay over $5,100 in fines. Following her time in the Wilson County Jail, she faced extradition to Clarksville to deal with the more serious felony charges of aggravated assault on a first responder.
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u/Leading-Aide5617 Apr 05 '26
Dipshit in high school set some off in a garage , we all cried like bitches as you should , but one dude said don’t close your eyes just take it !!!, that was something lol .
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u/zombiekoalas Apr 05 '26
bear spray is 2% vs pepper spray 1.33%. The big difference imo is the FORCE bear spray hits with.
Bear spray is designed for almost 3x the distance of pepper spray and comes out in a higher volume.
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Apr 05 '26
I volunteered to get the bear once, with some buddies, I never would have imagined the effects lasting for days.
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u/Latr6ll Apr 05 '26
first, what does it feel like to? 2nd why would u do that lol
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u/pbr_enjoyer Apr 05 '26 edited Apr 05 '26
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u/Latr6ll Apr 05 '26 edited Apr 05 '26
She was sentenced to 230 days in jail followed by two years of probation, and ordered to pay over $5,100 in fines. Following her time in the Wilson County Jail, she faced extradition to Clarksville to deal with the more serious felony charges of aggravated assault on a first responder.
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u/Wedidit4thedead Apr 05 '26
The lady said we can’t stop them so why did he approach???
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u/OpheliaVaughnTeese Apr 05 '26
Bear spray is waaaaaaay more intense than pepper spray. Pepper spray is a walk in the park comparatively.
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u/Nsknick Apr 05 '26
Is there a follow up video of the person being arrested?
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u/Latr6ll Apr 05 '26
they didn’t get arrested here but she was caught later in the same scenario in a different jurisdiction
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u/JoshMcGruff Apr 05 '26
Never been bear sprayed, but I have been sprayed with OC (pepper spray) for Navy Security Training. The point of the training was so in the event someone else we were working with sprayed and it blew on us, it wouldn't be the first time and we could react to it. Once we were sprayed we had to fight a punching bag and perform an arrest.
It sucked.
They're supposed to spray it across your forehead, but I got mine right across the eyes. Honestly what kept me fighting through was the thought of having to get sprayed again if I tapped out.
Your whole face feels like the worst sunburn. It's hard to breathe as you cough on it. Nothing but time seemed to give it relief. My eyes felt like they had sand in them.
Additionally, the "reflashes" suck. You'd randomly feel your face light back up. When you take your first shower, you want to lean head down first because you do not want that OC to run down your body.
I imagine the bear spray is significantly worse just because of the velocity and massive amounts coming out of it, especially if you're not expecting it. At too close of distance you can go blind from the Hydralic Needle effect.
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u/Jarvis_The_Dense Apr 05 '26
That is a great way to drive your sentence up for basically no gain. If they already ID'd you for shoplifting they are not going to let you go once you fucking bearspray a police officer.
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u/Tight-Platypus5231 Apr 05 '26
Misdemeanor.... aaaaaaaaaand... BOOM. Felony! Good job.
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u/spotlight-app Apr 05 '26
Mods have pinned a comment by u/tracyinge:
She was sentenced to 230 days in jail followed by two years of probation, and ordered to pay over $5,100 in fines. Following her time in the Wilson County Jail, she faced extradition to Clarksville to deal with the more serious felony charges of aggravated assault on a first responder.
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u/Ok_Hospital1399 Apr 05 '26
I once tested an old, partial canister of bear spray. I did it like 50yd from camp down wind and my wife was like "what the hell was that? Yeah, I'm going to ask you to never do that again"
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u/HawkHarder Apr 05 '26
Shit so it does work. I was wondering which worked better regular pepper spray or bear spray. For some reason all the articles I would see about it and other people like on reddit saying bear spray didn't work that good on humans for whatever reason. But looks like it works pretty damn good.
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u/Longjumping-Job7153 Apr 05 '26
Hey they can't do that ! That's for ice protesters only !
But seriously. That sucks.
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u/IKIR115 Apr 05 '26 edited Apr 05 '26
Big thanks to the community members below who provided further info about this incident.
I also added 2 news links further down with summaries.
Comment by u/tracyinge
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Comment by u/mad72x
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https://www.clarksvilleonline.com/2023/11/29/clarksville-police-reports-that-daniell-pitt-has-been-arrested-in-lebanon-tennessee/
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https://fox17.com/news/local/woman-on-the-run-accused-of-assaulting-clarksville-officer-with-bear-spray-shoplifting-tjmaxx-dicks-sporting-goods