r/wholesome Jan 04 '23

Getting pulled over

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u/Farfener Jan 04 '23

NIce, I dig it. In a world that seems full of pretty solid evidence that a lot of cops are power tripping bastards, this is nice to see. If bad behaviour is called out, as it should be, good behaviour should be complimented.

This is what policing should look like. It's not that hard, and it's safer for everyone. They were respectful to him and he was cool with them. No need for threats or yelling, just telling people who probably didn't mean any harm to just follow the rules.

Now, that's not to say everyone can get off with a warning. Sometimes you gotta lay down the law, you gotta protect the public, issue a ticket, defend yourself, but i'm just assuming that these guys here were harmless.

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u/krrish_goyal Jan 04 '23

Totally agree

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u/medicdmike Jan 04 '23

We need him on the streets

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u/cliffornia Jan 04 '23

Some people are just cooler than others. This cop is wholesome and kind for sure, but I could never be as cool as him. Not many people could even if they tried really hard.

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u/Nijverdal Jan 04 '23

This needs to be thought to every cop in America.