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He thought the biggest problem was getting caught with the earbuds. Then reality hit: his little boy was standing right there watching all of it unfold. At DFW International Airport, police were called after an electronics store employee reported that a father had taken a pair of Bose earbuds...

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Apu'sFanGirl 💚 profil fotoğrafı
Apu'sFanGirl 💚28 gün önce

What an idiot? Airports are some of the most monitored places. He's got a mess on his hands

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Robin DeBaise28 gün önce

And people bitch about ICE. Lol. BREAK THE LAW WITH YOUR KID IN TOW AND YOU WILL BE SEPERATED FROM SAID KID! DUH!🙄

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Joe Kher28 gün önce

I feel so bad for the kid, but maybe he'll learn a lesson by seeing his dad be arrested for theft.

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Iceberg Slim28 gün önce

Black, white, man, woman….fuck a thief

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JohnnyM28 gün önce

goddamn dad you're a fucking loser

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Draino28 gün önce

Him repeating that his son is with him isn't helping. Who in their right mind commits a crime with their son in tow with no one there to look after him should the inevitable happen? Father of the year!

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Michael J Franklin28 gün önce

There HAS to be consequences or people would try doing it ALL the time

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TrOLLinGLiBs28 gün önce

How can they separate families...oh wait hes an american.

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Miguel Lambant Antonio Maestre28 gün önce

In a airport for head phones, lol Fucking retards

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Jason Morgan28 gün önce

Should have thought about your son before you did it now you look awesome to your child

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AdinasMom28 gün önce

His son wasn't a thought when he stole the earbuds. Only when the handcuffs click his son becomes a priority. I feel bad for the kid. He didn't deserve this at all.

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Kade28 gün önce

“There’s cameras on cameras!”

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James 3228 gün önce

The fact that he did it in front of his kid, no one is gonna help him

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fleetwoodusps28 gün önce

"I'm taking ownership of it." As he doesn't. "I'm not trying to talk my way out of it." As he does.

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Josh Tomlin28 gün önce

@USADocumented 300 dollar headphones is the real theft .. wtf??? The technology is almost 70 years old and has hardly changed

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#J-E-T-S28 gün önce

@GigglingGanon “Do we really have to do this here?” How about, do you really need to steal with your kid. Risk of injury.

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Parker Carter28 gün önce

@GigglingGanon It wasn’t a dumb mistake. He knew exactly what he was doing.

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sleepy sof28 gün önce

The kid watching matters more than the arrest. What he learns here is whether Dad owns it or performs innocence, and that lesson outlasts any charge; shoplifting is the small story. Does the post want the parenting angle or just the crime?

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LeAnn Vance 🇺🇸28 gün önce

Unfortunately this is a perfect example of what will happen if the kid ever steals.

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Even Tide28 gün önce

In front of his son, what an asshole.

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SeaMonkeys28 gün önce

Wow. What an idiot.

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James28 gün önce

@DKH013 Damn making him pay for them. Take them back give a damn ticket. Make him show up to court. This is bullshit petty ass self when I see open store and take a whole freaking store out.

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exceptions28 gün önce

Sir please

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Desert28 gün önce

All these seem fake

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Historyarchivevideos28 gün önce

Good job dad.

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Ra's al Goon28 gün önce

BOZO

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Riskyjatt18728 gün önce

Too fucking bad buddy you got what you deserve and you’re kid got to see the live action now either you’re son learned from it or not that’s the example you set for him

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Somewhere in Occupied America28 gün önce

Great cop. If his son witnessed the theft, the arrest was absolutely necessary. I might have wondered if the Dad was covering for his son, but the video begins with the description of the father staring at the camera and ripping them off. So he knew he would get caught. Could there be some reason he needed the trip with his son to be prevented?

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Mikesta9028 gün önce

Hmm commit a crime with your child and you will get separated. Who would’ve thought?

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Bill the Butcher28 gün önce

What a fucking moron

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ℬý®∅ñ Æ ᵕ̈28 gün önce

Setting a great example for your son by stealing. What a fucking asshole.

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James28 gün önce

Where are all the lefty protesters to stop them from separating families?

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A traffic stop over a U-turn could have ended with a citation. Instead, one decision after another turned it into a much bigger situation. In Vermilion, Ohio, an officer stopped a driver after he made an illegal U-turn that created a dangerous situation for nearby traffic. But before the officer could even approach, the driver stepped out of his vehicle and began walking toward him with his hands in his pockets. The officer repeatedly instructed him to return to the vehicle and keep his hands visible. He argued instead. He demanded a supervisor. Eventually, he returned to the car, but the confrontation continued when officers requested his license and insurance information and later instructed him to step back outside. He refused. When officers attempted to take him into custody, he then threatened the officer while continuing to resist. What began as a minor traffic violation had now escalated into something much more serious. Afterward, the driver’s wife told officers that he experiences low blood sugar and can become extremely agitated when he needs to eat. That may provide context for his behavior, but officers were still dealing with repeated refusals, a threat, and resistance during the stop. According to the incident information, he was transported to the Erie County Jail and initially charged with resisting arrest, a second-degree misdemeanor in Ohio. His bond was reportedly set at $2,000. The original U-turn ended up being the smallest part of the entire encounter.
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A traffic stop over a U-turn could have ended with a citation. Instead, one decision after another turned it into a much bigger situation. In Vermilion, Ohio, an officer stopped a driver after he made an illegal U-turn that created a dangerous situation for nearby traffic. But before the officer could even approach, the driver stepped out of his vehicle and began walking toward him with his hands in his pockets. The officer repeatedly instructed him to return to the vehicle and keep his hands visible. He argued instead. He demanded a supervisor. Eventually, he returned to the car, but the confrontation continued when officers requested his license and insurance information and later instructed him to step back outside. He refused. When officers attempted to take him into custody, he then threatened the officer while continuing to resist. What began as a minor traffic violation had now escalated into something much more serious. Afterward, the driver’s wife told officers that he experiences low blood sugar and can become extremely agitated when he needs to eat. That may provide context for his behavior, but officers were still dealing with repeated refusals, a threat, and resistance during the stop. According to the incident information, he was transported to the Erie County Jail and initially charged with resisting arrest, a second-degree misdemeanor in Ohio. His bond was reportedly set at $2,000. The original U-turn ended up being the smallest part of the entire encounter.

✨️Serenitee♡Sam✨️

211,601 görüntüleme • 17 gün önce

This little boy lost his father who was a police officer.. so on his first day back to school he had one request, and that was to have one of his father‘s fellow police officers escort him into the school. Instead of one cop nearly the whole force turned up. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
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This little boy lost his father who was a police officer.. so on his first day back to school he had one request, and that was to have one of his father‘s fellow police officers escort him into the school. Instead of one cop nearly the whole force turned up. ❤️❤️❤️❤️

Leah Rain ✝️🇺🇸🎸🏝️

240,687 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce