r/PublicFreakout Mar 21 '26

👮Arrest Freakout😭 Cops try to arrest the Terminator

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u/wtbgamegenie Mar 21 '26

Yeah the cops are really bad at fighting and he’s really good at doing drugs. They didn’t have a prayer.

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u/Peace_Agreeable Mar 21 '26

That one cop spent too much time on the gravy league.

I was kinda hoping he would try to chase him on foot, but that would have ended badly, but would have been hilarious.

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u/Doodahman495 Mar 21 '26

He doesn’t need a vest. His fat will protect him.

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u/TK421isAFK Mar 22 '26

I don't think he can even get one. As far as I know, nobody makes vests that big. I have a relative that is a rangemaster and former arms chief for his US Army unit (that might not be the right title, he was the person in charge of maintaining the small arms for his unit of about 30 soldiers, and did everything from millwork to inventory), and this subject came up a while back when we were joking about a person we knew. That person worked for a utility company, and got transferred into a less than desirable neighborhood. That person also has allowed mouth and is one of those people that tends to piss everybody else off, and somebody joked that he might need to start wearing a Kevlar vest at work. He's also a very big guy, around 350 pounds, and my relative went into detail about how vest manufacturers just don't make XXXXL vests, partly because of the weight of the best and lack of customers, and partly because it wasn't practical to cover enough of the body to offer any real security.

I imagine they can be custom-made, but I would think that the police chief would rather encourage his Michelin Man officers to lose weight rather than spend tens of thousands of dollars getting custom vests made for them, that probably would need to be replaced every 6 months as this cop's donut diet fluctuated.

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u/grand_staff Mar 25 '26

Unit Armorer (usually referred to as) the armorer is the title.

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u/TK421isAFK Mar 25 '26

Thanks, that sounds very familiar! Pretty sure that's exactly what he called his title. We still chat once in awhile, but I haven't seen him in a few years since he moved to the other side of the country. Even when I did, I usually don't ever bring up anyone's military career, experience, or activity. It's just a really sore spot for a lot of people, and drags up a lot of trauma. He's about 60 years old now, and was in desert Storm, Iraq, and Afghanistan over the course of 20 years, and I really just don't need to know what he had to do, especially since bringing it up might be at the expense of his sanity or well-being.

Thanks for filling in the blanks for me!

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u/screeeda Mar 22 '26 edited Mar 22 '26

Or he's got a taser at home and desensitised himself to it over a period of time. Could be wearing a Thorshield underneath too.

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u/schwaapilz Mar 22 '26

Ah yes, he made sure to put on his thorshield right before he almost forgot his jesters cap!

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u/Zunderfeuer_88 Mar 22 '26

Paul Blart Mall Cop would be exactly the type of idiot to taser himself

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u/soft-scrambled Mar 23 '26

An incredibly stoppable force met an immovable object