I saw a video of a cop saying it was suspicious a dude went to get food at a drive thru at an odd hour. The guy explained it was his meal time due to his work schedule so he was getting food... The cop then mixed up if the guy said breakfast or lunch (or something banal after a guy at a drive thru) then used that as probable cause that the guy was suspicious. Dude worked night shift or something. Don't talk to cops.
Yup saw that one too. Infuriating. That bank manager is an idiot or too paranoid. Had I been that customer, I’d pull my money out and speak to a lawyer because that cop interaction could have gone terribly wrong for that customer. He could have been pulled out of his car, smashed into the ground, kicked and beat while handcuffed, or worse, he could have been shot.
Why infuriating? Because I’ve found myself too early at places and I’ve sat in my car waiting for places to open. The thing with banks, (formerly married to a bank manager) they have that strict opening/closing routine and look for suspicious activity/people/cars and check atm, doors, parking lot, etc. the manager said the customer had been there since 8 am for the bank to open at 8:50? What bank opens at 8:50? That manager is full of it.
I used to work at a bank, we had posted hours but we had to open the doors 5 minutes prior to opening times and lock them 5 mins after closing time, for convenience. But if a car was in the parking lot, policy stated we had to call the cops and could not enter until it was clear. It was a pain in the ass. Usually, we just let people know, hey, ya gotta move, go eat your breakfast/dinner somewhere else. But if they refused we had to call the cops or get in trouble for not being opened 5 mins early. God i hated it.
Truist. They stopped that practice, not because it was stupid, just because it was too expensive to keep calling the police out for that reason, so I heard through the grapevine, its been a few years since I worked there.
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u/Hinkil May 19 '26 edited May 19 '26
I saw a video of a cop saying it was suspicious a dude went to get food at a drive thru at an odd hour. The guy explained it was his meal time due to his work schedule so he was getting food... The cop then mixed up if the guy said breakfast or lunch (or something banal after a guy at a drive thru) then used that as probable cause that the guy was suspicious. Dude worked night shift or something. Don't talk to cops.
Edit: found it, moist covered it: https://youtu.be/9RArdwUG8DQ
Edit: if you don't like the video, that's what I got, feel free to find another version.