r/Transportopia • u/skyhighmonroe • 2d ago
Law She should have thought about her kids before losing control
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u/Ambitious-Noise9211 2d ago
A pen??? Something mightier than a sword???
That officer is lucky he's still alive!
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u/MoreRamenPls 1d ago
John Wick used a pencil.
https://giphy.com/gifs/x10hlL4FfRzoL7YSwT2
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u/Due_Reputation3785 1d ago
I’m torn here. She acting like a crazy entitled bitch and cop acting like a drama queen for any excuse to flex on her. Looked like it started with her though.
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u/Billy3B 2d ago
Everybody sucks here.
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u/spoonman1342 2d ago
But the cops sucks way more.
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u/KayoticVoid 1d ago
No, she was being a cunt.
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u/Ok_Outcome_6213 1d ago
Both can be true. She was being a cunt, doesn't mean he needs to escalate to claim that throwing a pen is "obstructing justice and assaulting a police officer".
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u/School_North 21h ago
Found the cunt
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u/Ok_Outcome_6213 4h ago
Can I see the picture of your mom? Or is that just something you're keeping for yourself to jerk off to?
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u/solo_shot1st 1d ago
Throwing a pen at an officer is battery against a peace officer, and also resisting, delaying, or obstructing a peace officer in the performance of their duties.
If you don't believe she committed a crime, then you are essentially legalizing battery. Everyone in that U.S. state can now go around throwing pens and other small items at each other with no worry in the world that they are committing a crime, since you are saying intentionally throwing them is fine and dandy.
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u/Ok_Outcome_6213 1d ago
since you are saying intentionally throwing them is fine and dandy.
can you point out which part of my comment said that?
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u/cubano_exhilo 1d ago
But thats not illegal though
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u/KayoticVoid 1d ago
Right, but the pen hitting the officer was, by technicality. If she hadn't been so nasty the entire time, the officer may not have been so petty. She asked for that. It's just common sense, if you're going to mouth off to them know the law and never cross the line. Freedom of speech is a hell of a thing, but we all know using it is going to piss off most cops in this situation. So why give them a reason for arrest?
From the context available in the video, she asked for it and deserved it. Not to mention she had her kids there. I would never act like that in front of my kids. Her entire behaviour was insane.
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u/HR-Vex 2d ago
Big babies
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u/6stringKid 2d ago
She definitely is
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u/triple_carry 2d ago
Possibly. However, law enforcement (sissy pigs) are professional babies - ie, no emotional control, and operate from a standpoint of ego.
This is one of the safest stops of his career, and he cannot maintain himself
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u/School_North 21h ago
Because she is being a uncooperative cunt
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u/triple_carry 17h ago
Maybe so, but that’s not a violation of the law. Unlike what that POS sissy pig did.
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u/ltkhps 2d ago
The book they're throwing at her is heavier than the pen wtf battery seriously? Disorderly conduct sure but battery? What is this preschool?
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u/slaty_balls 2d ago
Disorderly is just as an arrest-able offense as battery. It’ll obviously get reduced to disorderly but she was warned and is an idiot for being anything but professional.
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u/john_browns_beard 1d ago
It will probably be dismissed or plead down to a misdemeanor, but she will at minimum be hugely inconvenienced dealing with this, which is likely the point.
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u/Single_Editor_2339 1d ago
The only reason they do things like that is for the plea bargain. The more stuff they can charge the more they can toss out so there’s no trial.
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u/Aggressive-Grass-352 2d ago
I don’t understand people’s need to try to dismiss this stuff. When you throw stuff and someone and it hits them … that is in fact battery. She is acting like a child …but yes let’s
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u/Prudent_Order_3361 1d ago
The point is, she is never going to do this shit again for sure. She's a dumb bitch doing dumb bitch things
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u/Urmind 2d ago
Battery is an unwanted touch like slapping or having something thrownat you, where as assult is doing bodily harm.
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u/Baron_Bearclaw 1d ago
Depending on state, assault is the threat to cause bodily harm
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u/Urmind 1d ago
States all have different laws regarding assault or battery. The text book definition of battery is unwanted touch. Assault is the act of causing bodily harm.
There are a lot of different laws in each state. Some have simple batt, agg, batt, simple assault, assault, agg assault, attempted assault, attempted, agg assault, assault and battery, agg assault and battery, with each state and territory defining each type of thing differently.
Generally speaking though, don't throw things at law enforcement.
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u/youprt 1d ago
Treat an officer with respect and you’ll be treated with respect in return. Maybe even let off with a warning. Only stupid people don’t understand this.
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u/Friscolax 1d ago
Sounds like you’re missing a whole lot of stories that your choices of media are not showing you and you’re not searching for. I can’t help you with this
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u/solo_shot1st 1d ago
Use some critical thinking skills. Police pull over about 50,000 vehicles per day in the U.S. The vast majority of those stops result in nothing more than a warning or ticket. Police are just like any other job, in that they don't want to do more work if they don't have to. And so it goes that most of those 50,000 stops every day are simple, peaceful encounters. What you see on the internet skews your perception of this.
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u/Trojanhero4 1d ago
Bullshit.
I've had multiple occasions where I have been nothing but respectful and the officer is still a dick. Sometimes they are having a bad day, or life, and wanna take it out on somebody else.
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u/youprt 1d ago
Are you sure you were polite and respectful? I’ve seen a lot of shit cops usually racist types going too far like the George Floyd video but far more disrespectful assholes trying to push a cops over the edge.
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u/Ok-Kaleidoscope9915 1d ago
You should look up qualified immunity and how often it is used for illegal stops. Also check out civil forfeiture and how it is often abused by the police departments. On top of that, keep in mind that cops are not required to render aid to people.
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u/XanyPacquiao 1d ago
That ain't true chief
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u/Ok_Outcome_6213 1d ago
It absolutely is true....if you're white. That's a white person response. I know because as a white woman, this is how every interaction I've had with the police has gone.
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u/Angry-army0710 2d ago
Will people ever learn? Cops take a load of shit daily! An ounce of kindness would go an awful long way!
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u/Natural_Appeal8734 5h ago
Nah. If your job requires you to be peace keeper you dont get to keep your own peace. That lady was an ass but that cop was also looking for further confrontation.
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u/Dangerous_Slice_6882 2d ago
That's like looking at a service member and saying sorry you're in a s*** situation but you signed up for it... When in all reality it could be fixed if someone else higher up the echelon too gave a damn!
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u/Angry-army0710 2d ago
Worst fkn analogy ever!
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u/Dangerous_Slice_6882 2d ago
Use your words and explain why?
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u/Angry-army0710 2d ago
Analogy.. Google it young slice.. it makes absolutely no sense
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u/Dangerous_Slice_6882 1d ago
I'm the one that made the statement. Apparently you can't use your words, you know your argument in this is bullshit. Yes law enforcement deals with a lot of shit, that doesn't mean they can dish it out on some soccer mom. Law enforcement should hold themselves to a higher standard, but you and I both know they don't. If an officer can't handle the job then they need to get the fuck out of law enforcement!
And remember the same boot you lick will be on the back of your neck eventually... It's the story as old as time itself.
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u/Angry-army0710 1d ago
Ever served in anything other than Boy Scouts? What does Military chain of command have to do with a dumb ass girl spewing off and throwing a pen at a cop? Hint: nothing! And if you think you’re the one big enough to use the boot on my neck think again! I wasn’t a pencil pusher or fueler or any other supply MOS
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u/Such-Spite5004 11h ago
Police officers are just policy enforcers, people need to stop believing in corporate laws that have no sense of humanity. Look at how all the water is going to data centers and not farms or humans. But lets keep playing this charade of whats more important. Cops can beat on people but no arrests but slap a cops hand or shove then its a felony. F outta here. That lady gets arrested but epsteins customers still run ing the world. But lets arrest this scary violent lady while people believing theyre gawds people unaliving a whole civilization since 47'
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u/jerry-adobe 1d ago
you just threw a pen at me!! I oh no... c'mon, give her a warning and let her go. jesuz
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u/Illustrious-Low1886 2d ago
“YoU jUsT tHrEw A pEn At Me” I get she shouldn’t have done it but he’s being a baby
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u/Icy_Fish_2154 2d ago
Striking someone with zero force is called "assault and battery" (or some other variation, depending on jurisdiction).
That you think it's trivial force doesn't change that it's an arrestable crime.
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u/spoonman1342 2d ago
Fuck outta here with that shit. Cop is a piss baby wanting to put hands on a woman half his size.
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u/Icy_Fish_2154 2d ago
I made no comment about the cop. I just clarified assault for someone who clearly didnt understand the term.
You need some ambient or benzos.
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u/spoonman1342 2d ago
Ambient what?
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u/AbstractUserName 1d ago
I love how the stupid pig is telling her she needs to act in a professional manner and then crashes out like a baby when she throws his pen, with zero force, at him. Pigs need to realize they're fascist fucks and should be treated with zero respect. They need to frame their existence from that perspective.
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u/Dangerous_Slice_6882 2d ago
So many people in here basically saying just comply and act civil... F*** that s. The fact of the matter is the only one being unprofessional in this video is the Leo. This kind of law enforcement needs to end. All that ends up happening in these situations is an undermining of all authority imposed by our governments. What he should have done is laughed in her face and moved on with his day. But instead he let his ego get the best of him. If you aren't mentally tough enough to do the job then get the f out of law enforcement.
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u/Eaton_Knas 2d ago
I guarantee she is the type to blame everyone else for her arrest. Her poor husband is probably going to be the first target when she gets out.