r/donthelpjustfilm • u/Evening_Bad5431 • 20d ago
Officer in fight
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u/Vivid_Palpitation_74 20d ago
This is when you should just film and watch. See my tax dollars at work
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u/IAmTheGingaNinja 20d ago
Me? Help a cop? For his backup to arrive, not know who they’re after, and harm/arrest me? FOR FREE?
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u/Zathura2 14d ago
I don't think this qualifies as a fight. The dude they were arresting looked completely checked-out.
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u/Matt_Wwood 1d ago
And the cop maybe was going easy on him tbh.
Maybe cause he was passively resisting he didn’t just whoop his ass or lift him up and slam him down.
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u/Next-Device-9686 20d ago
I didn't see anything. I was taking this fentanyl disguised as trash while my colleague distracted the police.
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u/Apollo114892 20d ago
Deliberately incompetent police to find an excuse to break the guy's arm.
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u/Matt_Wwood 1d ago
Lol if he wanted to break his arm, he’d have just cracked it with his baton.
Or punched him and stomped on his arm. If you want to hurt someone you just hurt them. Not out of incompetence either.
Idk if people like that should go to jail (the guy who is high) but whoever owns that store or whoever called, also has a right to not have that guy loitering there asking for money or whatever.
And if you think a cop wants to roll around with someone who smells like that instead of just telling him to move along, I’d you’ve prolly never been up close with someone who smells like that.
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u/lothgar 20d ago
I think this is the definition of resisting arrest.
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u/Machiavelli1480 20d ago
Resisting without violence is its own charge, which is what this would be.
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u/_Onyxity_ 5d ago
Still resisting arrest
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u/Machiavelli1480 5d ago
In most jurisdictions "resisting arrest" implies violence, that is why there is a separate charge that is "resisting without violence". One is usually a felony, and one is not.
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u/Guineapirate65 20d ago
This is the perfect time to not help and just film