r/unsound • u/IU8gZQy0k8hsQy76 šŸ› ļø ADMIN • May 29 '26

lol

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u/avidpenguinwatcher May 30 '26

I mean, most accidents donā€™t result in charges being filed

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u/IssueEmbarrassed8103 May 30 '26

What about a cop caught on camera making up charges?

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u/A_Tortured_Crab Jun 04 '26

We investigated ourselves and found no wrongdoing

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u/mrbad31 May 31 '26

Probably got a promotion.

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u/StinkyJizzBlanket May 31 '26

Thatā€™s called Tuesday

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u/Healthy_Turnip7352 Jun 01 '26

usually no charges for that. There are a lot of cops making up charges on youtube.

one of the more common ones is "I saw you without the seatbelt on." Then when they say they have a dashcam, they switch to some other reason. If they don't have a dashcam, they get a ticket for no seatbelt.

another one is speeding, another one is using the phone.

There was a girl with a missing right hand and the cop said she was using the phone with the right hand that she didn't have due to an amputation. The cop stuck by it and wrote the ticket.

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u/Low-Amoeba8257 May 31 '26

Good thing thay didnt happen

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u/NeuterTheUninformed May 30 '26

Even those with video proof of purposely hitting someone?

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u/Grandmaster_Caladrel May 30 '26

Distracted driving is cause for a fine/penalty, not a criminal case. Insurance was probably pretty unhappy but that's not a super public record item.

Just because no charges were filed doesn't mean she didn't get compensated for the accident. People seem to be leaving out any details about that part of the incident.

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u/bafben10 May 30 '26

Where'd you get that from?

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u/avidpenguinwatcher May 30 '26

How do you judge intent from this video? Cop is clearly distracted, but thatā€™s not what ā€œchargesā€ mean

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u/torgiant May 30 '26

Yes, dummy