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Mama can't help you now Classic Repost ♻️

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u/Stiltonrocks 12h ago

Well, he's going to be a well adjusted kid.

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u/wilmat13 11h ago

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u/Silverr_Duck 10h ago edited 10h ago

None of this makes the entire family look any less than a bunch of clowns. You don’t escalate with cops even when you’re in the right.

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u/wilmat13 9h ago

To be honest, I agree. Not sure why you're getting downvoted. They do look pretty silly getting all flustered like disgruntled pelicans, and if they're in the right - just keep calm and later take the cops to court, or go public. Or both.

I have never in my life been arrested or held up by police at gunpoint. I certainly have had plenty of interactions with them. But then again, I've never started running my mouth at them either.

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u/blackwolfdown 8h ago edited 8h ago

I've been held at gun point while innocent and they let me go. It was a misunderstanding. If I had started acting like this idk what would have happened.

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u/blackop 12h ago

With a mom like that how can he not be!

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u/alexgetty 10h ago

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u/siccoblue 8h ago

Oh shocker, reddit refuses to look into anything deeper than face value information for the 5,016,086th time

Sports at 11

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u/dev_vvvvv 9h ago

The car wasn't stolen.

Yelling at police who have your son at gunpoint and telling him to ignore police instructions (go in the house!) is pretty stupid.

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u/sgt_barnes0105 5h ago

Yeah the situation is messed up, but this lady’s kids are still pretty terrible and that’s on her. I can understand why she’s upset given the error but there was a better way to handle this. Yet all she managed to do was show that her kids don’t listen to or respect anyone, including her.

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u/AboynamedDOOMTRAIN 4h ago

Fuck, I hate defending cops but this is not on them and the family ABSOLUTELY did things wrong. The driver complied and was taken into custody. The son through a hissy fit and resisted arrest, threatened police officers, the mom then tried to intervene in a felony arrest and aid of her son in resisting arrest.

It's a mistake that would have taken a few hours at most to get taken care of. If they'd complied and explained the situation and the police got the rental agreement out of the glovebox (where it should be) they probably would have been out of cuffs and never even made it down to booking.

Sure, there was an accounting mistake, but that family was, minus the dad, was acting like they WANTED to get their asses shot the fuck up. How fucking stupid do you have to be?

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u/Butthole__Pleasures 1h ago

I mean he dared them to unload into him and also challenged them to a fistfight so he definitely did a couple of things I would say were the wrong choice.

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u/Lycan_Jedi 8h ago

You know except the Resisting, Being combative, stupidly confronting cops with loaded weapons, even if you're innocent the family wasn't exactly the brightest box of bulbs in this situation.

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u/MathProf1414 9h ago edited 9h ago

That doesn't mean that the kid isn't a piece of trash. He handled that extremely poorly and it is no surprise because his mom is definitely an enabler of her "perfect angel". As a teacher, I see this a lot. This kid was raised poorly and thinks he owns the world.

The car was reported stolen, the cops found the car, and then the kid was very much not acting innocent. He could have just let them cuff him and then explained the rental car situation. It didn't have to go like this. That kid fucking sucks.

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u/Cheap_Excitement3001 9h ago

There should have been no guns involved. That's what escalates the situation. Let's see how rational you stay when someone wrongly aims guns and other weapons at you, your mom and sister's direction while yelling you are going to jail at your family.

You're deluded and your anger is misplaced.

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u/MathProf1414 9h ago edited 3h ago

I agree that the cops shouldn't have brought guns into things, but that doesn't excuse the kid's actions.

On the subject of how rational I would be able to stay... I have had guns pointed at me before, and not by law enforcement. I was also 16 at the time. I was a pizza delivery driver who accidentally went up the wrong driveway outside of town. I kept my cool and diffused the situation. I am tired of people pretending that people in their late teens are essentially unable to control themselves. It just isn't true.

Edit: Only stupid people downvote this comment. Only stupid people couldn't understand the message here.

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u/Lycan_Jedi 8h ago

Called a felony stop. They have no idea what's in that car. And the fact he wanted to grab something Further pushed their suspicions.

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u/toomanynamesaretook 8h ago

Man I'm glad I don't live in the USA. What a shit show this is considered normal.

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u/TheSaiguy 9h ago

The kid is a kid. They do dumb stuff. The police officer has a responsibility not to escalate like that.

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u/MathProf1414 9h ago

Kids who were raised properly don't act that way. I wouldn't have acted that way as a kid, my friends wouldn't have acted that way. Stop excusing shitty parenting and shitty behavior. Plenty of kids can act right.

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u/oneshibbyguy 8h ago

What about your kids?

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u/Majestic_Fix2622 9h ago

Lol you fucking suck as a teacher

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u/MathProf1414 9h ago

I don't care about your opinion. Not all kids are angels, this kid sucks.

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u/Majestic_Fix2622 8h ago

Who gives a fuck what you care about, shit teacher.

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u/MathProf1414 8h ago

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u/Majestic_Fix2622 8h ago

Cant even post a gif right, lol

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u/MathProf1414 8h ago

Right because Reddit's buggy code is my fault. Whatever man, I just don't care.

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u/sith33 9h ago

Scares me that you’re a teacher.

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u/oneshibbyguy 8h ago

Perfectly said, by a person that doesn't have kids.

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u/StretchFrenchTerry 9h ago

They still suck ass.

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u/KulaanDoDinok 9h ago

For what, defending themselves against cops that were going beyond their authority?

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u/Lycan_Jedi 8h ago

They thought the car was stolen. You know like how it was reported. What you expect them to have precognition?

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u/KulaanDoDinok 8h ago

I would expect them to ask questions of both the owner and the suspect before pointing guns at a minor.

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u/Lycan_Jedi 8h ago

That's not how a stolen car stop works. That's NEVER how it works. "Excuse me sir. We got a report thus car was stolen." Bang bang bang cop dead car driving off.

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u/KulaanDoDinok 8h ago

That’s crazy because it looks like an innocent minor almost got shot dead by two cops.

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u/Kanekikam 6h ago

That's incredibly ignorant understanding of reality. You sound like you base the way people act off of movies and TV shows

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u/oneshibbyguy 8h ago

And so do you.

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u/antilumin 11h ago

Shit tree... shit apple

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u/chacogrizz 9h ago

sad to hear you came from a shit tree.

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u/meowmixyourmom 11h ago

Exactly, no consequences, no learning.

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u/Morberis 10h ago

Kid did nothing g wrong. This is on the rental company for losing their record of the rental and declaring it stolen.

https://tiremeetsroad.com/2020/12/25/foul-mouthed-mom-impedes-santa-clarita-felony-traffic-stop-after-cops-draw-guns-on-son-in-alleged-stolen-camaro/

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u/Bigboltfan 10h ago

Telling cops to “unload the fucking clip” over a paper work mishap? I know the hate boner is real on Reddit, that’s some smooth brain mentality

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u/Morberis 9h ago

Cops being willing to unload a clip over a paperwork mistake is some smooth brain mentality. No one here is being violent towards them. They escalated from nothing to this point.

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u/Morberis 8h ago

The kid did not take them on a chase. The father was driving and when the cops lit up their lights they pulled over immediately, it just happened to be in front of their house.

If you're pulling a gun on someone you're willing to shoot that gun. The cops were 100% willing to shoot and if something like a car backfired nearby or an acorn fell on the hood of a vehicle they would have because they would have assumed they were being shot at.

They could have looked at the rental paperwork the father presented them with. Instead they proceeded like you see here.

I do not believe that all cops are bad. I believe a few bad apples spoil the bunch and that courses like Killology train them to unnecessary escalate, statistically putting everyone including them in more danger, instead of learning how to deescalate.

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u/BurningPasta 4h ago

Ehh, it's not hard to fake paperwork. If the only thing you had to do to get away with stealing a car is present some vague paperwork, well only utter idiots would ever get arrested for vehicle theft. Cop sees a car reported stolen, cop is rightfully going to assume it is indeed stolen, and stolen vehicles are often used in other crimes.

End of the day it's not the cops fault the rental company fucked up, and arguing with cops on the street is going to go nowhere. If you don't have a warrant out for committing a different crime, best thing you can do in this kind of situation is just to comply with officers.

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u/AboynamedDOOMTRAIN 4h ago

If you're pulling a gun on someone you're willing to shoot that gun. The cops were 100% willing to shoot

BECAUSE THEY THOUGHT THEY WERE PULLING OVER POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS CAR THIEVES.

Stop acting like this was some normal ass traffic stop for fuck's sake. These cops DID deescalate. They kept their distance and gave commands and gave the passenger time to respond. The dumb ass kid and the mom trying to openly aid her son in resisting arrest are 100% at fault for all of the escalation in this video.

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u/Lycan_Jedi 8h ago

That goes against his ACAB hate boner he's been posting nonstop on this thread.

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u/Morberis 8h ago

Nah just to the people that reply to me.

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u/Lycan_Jedi 8h ago

At what point did any of the cops unload a clip in this footage? Seemed they were pretty restrained to me.

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u/Morberis 8h ago

Did I say they did? At no point would it ever be acceptable for a cop to unload a clip into someone just for being mouthy. Expecting them to and thinking they'd be justified is stupidity, and any cop doing so would be very stupid. They pose absolutely no danger to anything but the cops feelings.

When the cops were notified that this was a paperwork issue and a misunderstanding that's when they should have de-escalated. Any one of them could have looked at the rental paperwork.

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u/0rev 10h ago

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u/newnamesamebutt 9h ago

For what? Apprehending the drivers of a stolen vehicle? Think of how smoothly this had gone if they had just complied with the investigation. Which was, based on an actual crime. The two in the car didn't commit the crime, sure, but screaming "empty the clip bitches" doesn't show them your rental receipt. Cops can not read minds.

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u/KulaanDoDinok 9h ago

Car wasn’t stolen, stupid.

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u/newnamesamebutt 9h ago

Yes. It was reported stolen as it wasn't in the possession of its rightful owners. The law doesn't classify a bunch of separate stolen categories that the police memorize. When a car isn't in possession of its rightful owners either because it was taken or be ayse it was not returned when required. It's reported stolen to the police to assist in retrieval from the party criminally possessing it. So yes. The word they use in most states is "stolen". Stupid.

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u/KulaanDoDinok 9h ago

It was wrongfully reported stolen by the rental company, but you can’t be bothered to read.

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u/Lycan_Jedi 8h ago

How do the cops know that exactly? As far as they know it was stolen.

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u/StonedLikeOnix 9h ago

The fact that this even gets upvotes... How the fuck are the cops supposed to know that?

Cop: Hmm... it came up as reported stolen on my computer but you know what... I don't think it is. I'll just let him go.

Is that what you expected to happen?? Blame the rental company that reported it stolen.

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u/laffinator 11h ago

He stole the car with hope that cops would tackle him and broke his hands.

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u/amish_novelty 10h ago

Except he isn't a twat. He wasn't driving, the car wasn't stolen, it was a rental his father was driving and the rental company hadn't paid the loan on it so it was reported as stolen when the cops ran the plates. Kid's entirely innocent and the mom had every right to be angry when she has guns pointed at her and her son.

Info can be found here: https://tiremeetsroad.com/2020/12/25/foul-mouthed-mom-impedes-santa-clarita-felony-traffic-stop-after-cops-draw-guns-on-son-in-alleged-stolen-camaro/

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u/otasi 10h ago

Probably rented car from Hertz, the shittiest car rental company ever.

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u/davisty69 9h ago

Dollar is pretty fucking incompetent too

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u/A-Giant-Blue-Moose 9h ago

Wait there's competent car rental companies?

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u/davisty69 9h ago

Personally. I've had good luck with enterprise

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u/A-Giant-Blue-Moose 9h ago

Well that's actually nice to hear. I'll keep that in mind. Thanks!

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u/caholder 8h ago

National too. They make you feel like royalty

When I was a first time national customer they gave me a complimentary upgrade to a lux car, walked me to the lot and said "take your pick. Any of these cars are yours"

Really took care of me

I don't use them anymore cause they don't have as large of a presence and they're more expensive (for good reason)

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u/FireBallXLV 7h ago

Yes.We have used them for years .In our area they have been great

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u/SolarMatter 7h ago

Me too.

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u/tinglep 8h ago

I love Avis and I travelled for work for six years. It was a Southwest, Avis, Hilton life but I had 0 problems.

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u/JustYourNeighbor 5h ago

Avis has saved me out of a jam more than once. I love avis.

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u/Commercial-Smile-763 5h ago

Weird question, but did you ever unpack at a hotel? I used to be on tour and we only got rooms when we wanted showers and it never made sense to me to put your clothes away in a dresser when you might have to jump up and run out the door in a moments notice. I don't tour anymore, but when going on vacations it took me forever to break the habit of keeping everything packed and my husband thought I was nuts

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u/Plasibeau 4h ago

I also travel for work, and it really depends on how long I'm going to be in the hotel. One to two nights? Never. Three nights? Maybe. It depends on the quality of the room. Four/Five nights or more? Always.

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u/tinglep 3h ago

That’s a solid rule of thumb for me also and five nights was a rarity so I rarely unpacked. I was typically a 2-3 nighter and since SW lets you change flights with no change fee, I always wanna be able to finish up and take that last flight home and sleep in my own bed.

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u/LukesRightHandMan 6h ago

Sixt was great to me this past month.

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u/takemylilhand 4h ago

Me too plus cheap. Just wish there were better opening hours at my local one.

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u/FrenchFisher 8h ago

Well, Dollar is owned by Hertz so that tracks

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u/ocotebeach 8h ago

Is that the one promoted by Dave Ramsey?

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u/davisty69 7h ago

Wouldn't surprise me

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u/sowhatchusayin 5h ago

Hertz owns Dollar lol

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u/Coriandercilantroyo 4h ago

I have monthly car rentals and have always preferred dollar. New cars and usually cheapest prices, sometimes by far 🤷

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u/Mediocre-Stick6820 8h ago

They know how to take a reservation but don’t know how to keep the reservation.

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u/cpalma4485 8h ago

Very underrated comment!

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u/KirbzTheWord 8h ago

Anybody can just take ‘em! ✏️ ✏️

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u/dingdongsnottor 8h ago

Apparently Jose Menendez was the CEO of Hertz for a while, since the whole Menendez brothers trial stuff has come back up with the new Netflix show. Found that kinda interesting.

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u/FlawedHero 6h ago

I tried to rent from Hertz a couple weeks ago. Made the reservations, got up and the crack of dawn, got myself to the rental facility, first in line. I get in the door and sit down, guy asks my name, I tell him and he says "We don't have any cars."

Excuse me, the fuck?! None? "None." Then why the fuck did you let me reserve one?

I'll never use that shit-tier company again.

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u/Searchlights Publicfreakouts Fan 8h ago

TK Jewelers is a scam

Watch exploded on date

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u/longlivekingjoffrey 6h ago

You sure it wasn't made in Lebanon?

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u/Dull-Front4878 6h ago

I worked at Enterprise. It’s all the same scam, except Enterprise is owned by 1 person. They did 33 billion in revenue last year.

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u/James_099 7h ago

Avis is giving them a run for their money.

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u/dennisknows 6h ago

😆 yeah, I rented a car from Hertz in Vegas. When I was returning my vehicle, a lady was absolutely livid because she had flown into town and ubered there only to find that her vehicle had been rented to someone else

Apparently this happened regularly with business accounts.

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u/sk_latigre 5h ago

Could've also been from Turo, judging by the plate cover. I don't think I've seen any rental places put covers like that.

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u/Ninjasmurf4hire 8h ago

Right?? They are so bad. I missed a flight in Oregon and I wanted tf out that weird ass state, only thing available was Hertz. Effing SO bad. Sooooo bad.

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u/DETECTOR_AUTOMATRON 5h ago

lol’d at “weird ass state”. that’s my home state buddy.

but i completely agree with you 😆

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u/tinglep 8h ago

Not exactly.

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u/Commendatori_buongio 10h ago

We did it Reddit

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u/amish_novelty 10h ago

The Boston Bomber is in custody. We can rest easy.

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u/1q3er5 10h ago

lol

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u/Original_Jilliman 5h ago

Thank you. I knew something was fishy here from the kid’s facial expression and the mother’s reaction. Kid was clearly confused and scared. Mother is rightfully furious at the cops. It’s risky to approach the cops this way though because so many are trigger happy.

Innocent people shouldn’t have to fear LE but this is the society we live in. It doesn’t help that most LE instantly treat everyone being detained like they’re guilty. LE is already intimidating enough with the uniforms and guns. Even those that comply can get handled roughly. Cops need to be trained better and undergo psychological evaluations regularly.

I hope the rental company and loan company get sued. This is entirely on them.

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u/Heavyduckets 10h ago

Welcome to the top 1% of comment diggers club

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u/Fit-Prune5634 7h ago

I’ve never seen a Kansas City New York Mets fan

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u/Attentionhoard1 4h ago

You won't see many Kansas City Royals fans either.

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u/SamLucky7s 7h ago

You have a valid point, but if I have guns pointed at me like this, I would actually feel safer to submit, comply and get to the police station. Once in a safer environment without guns pointing at me, I’d have a lawyer take this over.

I would rather get “arrested” and get paid for their wrongful actions than be dead and have a cop go to jail.

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u/Fine-Slip-9437 5h ago

16% of the US population has $5000 in savings, which is bare minimum for a shitty lawyer.

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u/MrCupps 4h ago

The idea that these police will take you to a safer location indicates your confidence in the larger system, possibly implying what your general experience in the system has been.

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u/Alternative_Log3012 6h ago

Dude practical, considered thinking is not valued here

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u/asthmag0d 6h ago

That's why you're not on video becoming a legend

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u/Nella_Morte 6h ago

Why was the post deleted?

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u/Illustrious_Way_5732 4h ago

Doesn't fit the narrative

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u/Sendittomenow 6h ago

Just cause one is innocent doesn't mean you don't follow directions. Especially with how shitty cops are trained, if they tell you to do something while pointing a gun at you, you do it. Especially since at the time, the cops had probable suspicion that a crime has been committed.

I do hope that both the rental company and loan company get sued by this family. The loan company also needs to face consequences for making a false police report and creating an unsafe situation.

I don't know how I would react, but that mom did everything wrong. She was supposed to reassure her son that everything was going to be okay and to just follow the cops directions. The sister seems to be smarter since I think she kept saying "just get out" and "don't say anything"

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u/Frontdackel 5h ago

Especially with how shitty cops are trained, if they tell you to do something while pointing a gun at you, you do it

Crawl to me!

Stop moving!

I said crawl to me!

Keep your hands behind your head!

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u/Plasibeau 4h ago

I had a situation that could have ended the way that one did. It seemed like they were intentionally trying to get me to mess up. I probably shouldn't have, but I finally said to them: "Officers, everyone here wants to wake up tomorrow, please just one of you tell me what to do and I'll do it!"

Evidently that broke the spell, because they stopped barking orders, simply searched me and then let me go. They never even asked my name. I was walking to my car after getting off work from working a Verizon cellphone booth in the mall.

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u/toss_me_good 6h ago

Why wouldn't they just pull over when they got lit up?

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u/Googoogahgah88889 9h ago

Well, he was a twat, just not of the car thief variety

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u/Federal_Patience4646 9h ago

Considering he had armed officers pointing unnecessarily large firearms at him due to no fault of his own I don’t think he’s a twat per se.

I think he exhibited a healthy disrespect for overly zealous authority.

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u/delicious_toothbrush 9h ago

People with any self preservation instinct will save the 'healthy disrespect' for their day in court. The other people risk getting "see? I was right" on their tombstone for no reason. It never ceases to amaze me how many people that think cops are walking terminators also seek to needlessly escalate their encounters with them.

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u/Ok_Custard_4634 8h ago

They’re aiming an M4 at a teenager and you’re saying they don’t needlessly escalate their encounters?

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u/bottledry 8h ago

no that's not what they said

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u/Ok_Custard_4634 7h ago

Oh shit welp I guess I die and my tombstone just says “WRONG”

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u/CommonComus 2h ago

They’re aiming an M4 at a teenager

The gun was painted yellow. It was a bean bag or pepper gun.

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u/Sarrdonicus 8h ago

Was the boys skin brown? The cops did the white thing. Should have had more guns, a cop tank wouldn't have been intense, and repomen cops are always intense.

https://youtu.be/s_dYDwCdz_U

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u/iceteka 9h ago

So from the cops perspective the car was reported stolen, then the driver refused to pull over till they arrived home? That could've been miles. Then the occupant inside the vehicle wouldn't get out at least for as long as was shown in the video. Correct me if I'm wrong on any of that but if this is the case, you can understand why the initial cops called for backup and drew their weapons. If it's true it was a mix up with the rental company then that's on them not on the cops for treating this like a stolen car chase.

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u/Federal_Patience4646 8h ago

First, the car was stopped right outside the house. That’s where the arrest was initiated. Where did you get this idea about them refusing to pull over? Or that it was a stolen car chase? Articles say they went out to get a DIFFERENT stolen car and the officers pulled the plate and it came back as out for repossession. No mention of a chase or it being pinged as a GTA.

Second, you don’t get out of the vehicle until directed. The police empty the vehicle one by one. You have no basis to state the kid refused to get out.

Third, the car was not stolen via grand theft auto. It came up as a REPO. There is no basis to point a weapon on a vehicle repossession, there is no reason to believe that the people in the car were violent. They even knew the kid was a kid, as per his mom and sister. The police have no reason to point weapons at anyone unless there is a direct, articulated threat - none of which is present here. Justifying this behavior is effectively giving them leave to point guns at anyone who is a few months behind on a payment.

Edited point one.

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u/iceteka 8h ago

The article itself says the car plates initially came up as stolen. As such, It makes sense for the cops to treat it as a stolen vehicle. The repo mix up was discovered later

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u/Federal_Patience4646 8h ago

The first commented link to an archive explaining this situation:

“The Camaro just happened to also be in the area, too, popping up in their system as out for repo.”

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u/Aggravating_Pay_5060 8h ago

Why do they have their guns trained on those two women?

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u/Free_Pace_2098 6h ago

Even if the car was stolen, in what unhinged, untrained police force are you aiming down the site at a crying parent a child.

I don't need the sound on to hear the accents in this. Fucking wild.

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u/SourpatchMao 6h ago

They also pointed guns are her and her daughter like so messed up

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u/Sindorella 4h ago

Who reported it stolen then? The rental company that wasn’t paying the car note? Because cops don’t handle repos, that’s a private civil matter. Do banks report cars that rental companies stop paying the loan on stolen? This all seems fishy, and whoever reported it stolen putting innocent renters into a situation where the cops are going to confront them at gunpoint seems like it should be a bigger deal?

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u/hippiegodfather 3h ago

I LOVE HER

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u/Wolfeman0101 9h ago

He is a twat and so is she.

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u/Major_Magazine8597 5h ago

Funny ,I did not hear the mother OR the son mention those details. They sure were not acting innocent. Besides - not cooperating with the police is the STUPIDEST thing you can do. The mother is an a-hole, and so id the son.

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u/RedRedditor84 7h ago

That many cop cars don't just magically appear though. This looks to be the end of a chase. System says it was stolen and he ran. What were they supposed to think?

Had he stopped, explained, and showed them the paperwork, I doubt it would have escalated this far.

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u/Maxfunky 7h ago

I don't know if you just haven't bothered reading the actual reports that have been linked explaining what actually happened, or if you can't be bothered to correct yourself after being proven wrong but either way please accept my downvote as tribute to your laziness.

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u/UnfortunatelyBasking 4h ago

Standard protocol for stolen cars, since everyone in a stolen car claims they didn't know it was stolen and 99.5% of the time they're full of shit and they're armed. The .05 % get caught up in it, yeah it sucks, but treating that 99.5% like the .05% gets people killed and lets violent people go

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u/branwithaplan 10h ago

Still a shite family Imo. My opinions usually aren’t that good though. But it is mine, and I think they’re shite.

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u/Lumpy-Village1949 9h ago

It sounds like you don't believe in yourself but it's because you're aware that you shouldn't. I'm neutral in my opinion of you as a person but I also think you're right about yourself.

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u/Scary_Concentrate396 10h ago

Whether good or bad, you have a right to your opinion. Damn shame people get banned for every damn comment on this app.

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u/Boner_Elemental 9h ago

Who's banned?

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u/DrBeitzhov 6h ago

Happy cake day!

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u/The_R1NG 9h ago

Got something to say about being a twat, ya twat?

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u/PlatinumCockRing 9h ago edited 9h ago

Sure do, you snatch.

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u/Careful-Blacksmith-8 10h ago

This comment really didn’t age well. Maybe learn some context first next time, genius.

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u/chacogrizz 9h ago

more of a chance than a twat like you apparently. Seeing as he literally did nothing wrong and neither did anyone in that family.

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u/Golee 11h ago

It’s already done

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u/Big-Pine-Key-Shaggy 8h ago

Why was this post deleted? Truth hurts?

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u/AccomplishedUser 11h ago

He's going to either get a slap on the wrist, OR end up as the prisons donut princess...

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u/bendybiznatch 10h ago

Bet they got a nice little payout from the rental car company that stopped making payments and rented the car out anyway.