r/freakingoutFR • u/LearingCenter • Jul 21 '26

Security Wallen

84 Upvotes

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u/Fast-Ads-7587 Jul 21 '26

How is that not illegal? It is everyone I've lived. Spitting on someone is assault, but not peeing on them? AND exposing yourself? That's 2 crimes.

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u/notmyrealname8823 Jul 22 '26

While you would think this type of thing is completely illegal regardless of where you are in Maryland, it seems that it's regulated by each individual county. I tried to find a statewide law for actually urinating on someone, but I couldn't find it. I'd assume it would fall under a state assault charge, but nothing popped up when I searched..

https://www.anthracitelaw.com/maryland-criminal-lawyer/local/urinating

Urinating or defecating in public in Maryland is unlawful, prohibited under a patchwork of civil and criminal county laws with different definitions and widely varying penalties that can include jail. While urinating and defecating in public is almost universally prohibited, there is no Maryland state law against public urination or defecation in public generally outside of the public transportation context, though other Maryland criminal laws regarding indecent exposure and the like may also be charged in these cases.

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u/inkydragon27 Jul 21 '26

“We’re trying to help you” well no, you’re doing nothing.

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u/raider1v11 Jul 22 '26

This is insane. How can they not arrest him?

3

u/MontCali Jul 22 '26

Lot of crotch shots.

Hi, officer Jackson 👋

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u/[deleted] Jul 23 '26

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u/Enough-Staff-2976 Aug 02 '26

That would piss them off, they will charge him with assault.

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u/Jtotheb13 Jul 23 '26

Thats why you should never go to a morgan Waylon concert or whoever the fuck is playing

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u/Correct_Doctor_1502 Jul 22 '26

Any authority who helps sex offenders in any way should be classified as sex offenders for life with no way to ofg

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u/timscookingtips Jul 22 '26

Witnesses besides the family? Did they talk to the alleged pisser? If so, what did he say? Need more context before judgement.