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Lady Pulls Fire Alarm To Stop First Amendment Audit!

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Thirdeye Profit15 days ago

That first cop is a major SIMP. "You know you freaked her out right". The fuck you mean white knight? Arrest the bitch she committed a felony on camera.

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Marc A16 days ago

Bullshit. Fucking worthless cops. Always trying to make excuses why they can’t do shit, until it’s YOU doing it. 🖕🏻

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dewey weber15 days ago

Pathetic scum cops everywhere. This is truly sickening.

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RIP_SunsetDreamsWV16 days ago

Rules for thee, not for me No arrest because she was “freaked out” by a CAMERA @TheJusticeDept @CivilRights @DOJCrimDiv @JusticeOIG @dojphofficial @DOJ Tell me again there aren’t different rules of justice for different people Pulling a fire alarm without a valid emergency is illegal in all jurisdictions and is typically classified as a misdemeanor, though it can be elevated to a felony depending on the severity, location, or consequences. Criminal Penalties • Misdemeanor Charges: In most standard cases (such as a prank or minor disruption), it is charged as a misdemeanor. Penalties typically include fines ranging from hundreds to a few thousand dollars and up to 6 months in jail. For example, under District of Columbia Code § 22-1319, giving a false alarm is a misdemeanor carrying a fine and/or up to 6 months of imprisonment. • Felony Charges: It can be prosecuted as a felony if it occurs in specific contexts (such as interfering with official proceedings, federal property, or repeat offenses like under Florida Statute § 806.101), or if the false alarm causes severe property damage, major injuries, or results in a death, which can lead to higher-degree felony charges, extensive prison time (several to 20 years), and fines exceeding $10,000–$200,000. • Civil and Emergency Response Fees: Municipalities often fine individuals or organizations directly for false alarm dispatches (ranging from $500 to $1,500+ depending on local ordinances), and you may face civil liability for emergency response costs. Institutional and Administrative Sanctions • Schools and Universities: If pulled on a school or college campus, the violator typically faces strict administrative discipline, including immediate suspension or permanent expulsion/dismissal (as outlined in policies like Georgetown University's Fire Safety Policy). • Employment and Criminal Record: A conviction leaves a permanent criminal record, which can negatively affect future job opportunities, background checks, and housing applications Pulling a fire alarm without an emergency in a County Health Department building is illegal across the United States, and the exact penalty depends on state and local laws. There is no single national policy because fire codes and criminal statutes are handled at the state, county, or municipal level. General Legal Classifications & Penalties • Misdemeanor (Most Common): In the majority of jurisdictions, intentionally pulling a false fire alarm is classified as a misdemeanor. Penalties typically include: • Fines ranging from a few hundred to several thousand dollars. • County or local jail time (frequently up to 30 days to 6 months, depending on the state). • Community service and probation. • Felony (Aggravated Cases): It can be elevated to a felony charge if the false alarm causes significant property damage, major disruption, emergency responder or civilian injury, or death during a diverted response. Felony convictions carry: • Higher fines (often $10,000 to $150,000+ depending on state grading like in New Jersey or New York). • Multi-year prison or penitentiary sentences. • Civil and Municipal Liability: Beyond criminal charges, local governments or fire departments often issue specialized nuisance or false-alarm response fees (ranging from $500 to $1,500+) and can seek restitution for the cost of dispatching emergency services. • Public Building/Government Facility Impact: **Because a County Health Department is a government-run public safety and health facility, disrupting its operations can carry heightened administrative scrutiny or harsher sentencing under local public-property tampering laws.**

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Diving Dan15 days ago

"You guys freaked her out. So she decided it was in her best interest to potentially create a panic for everyone in the building by pulling the fire alarm." Insanity.

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dragon Wolf16 days ago

So she pulls the fire alarm and you don't want to see it and then you say you know you freaked her out you are a shitty ass cop she's not going to fuck you bro

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The Doctor15 days ago

It’s a misdemeanor in Massachusetts MGL 269 s13

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James Sasser15 days ago

Now they should all be charged as conspirators she should have went to jail 🤷‍♂️

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Neo15 days ago

Anyone else pulls it felon crime but her cause she plays victim it’s ok lol

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M-UNIT15 days ago

She should be charged with inducing panic it's a misdemeanor but still

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John15 days ago

They won’t do anything to her communist all work together

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Peggy15 days ago

WHO is the WOMAN! Has she been CHARGED?

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Religion is for the Delusional15 days ago

Another cop unwilling to do his job but will shoot you dead given the chance too. Killer on patrol.

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Snotz15 days ago

Didn’t know Peter from Family Guy is doing audits now.

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clinton scheepers15 days ago

If a false statement= crime And if a false report= crime Then pulling a fire alarm when there's no evidence of a fire must surely= false report= crime and should be treated as such,right? Or am I wrong in my reasoning?

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Marmite15 days ago

They have been there long enough to look up the law or even ring the DA or a lawyer to find d out

John's profile picture
John15 days ago

Here we go feelings, police you hurt her feelings you freaked her out wow then I guess she doesn’t need to be a public servant either get rid of her take her to prison where she belongs

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Marmite15 days ago

It is a crime but nothing happened to this woman

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Ernie15 days ago

@grok did this lady get in trouble for pulling the fire alarm?

John's profile picture
John15 days ago

Call 911 have her arrested

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old school15 days ago

Taking photographs in public spaces is a protected constitutional right in the United States, encompassing the ability to capture anything in plain view, including people, law enforcement, and public buildings.

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life's tough15 days ago

Of course. The scumbag piece of shit cop doesn't wanna see the video doesn't wanna make her pay for a consequences. And he says, you freaked you out what he did is he's using his first amendment rights. The piece of shit cop

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Johnny's List16 days ago

Nurses and cops always stick together

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Battle Buddies KY🇺🇲14 days ago

Well fellas, there it is. The Two Tiers of Justice 🙈🙉🙊

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Karen Daly14 days ago

This new annoying title “first amendment auditor” is absurd. They are trouble makers looking for content. Annoying regular people just going about their normal day and provoking them into an argument.

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S P14 days ago

Whenever someone spouts that "no one is above the law". You call them a damn LIAR!!

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Cacique15 days ago

They aren’t doing 💩! POS cops! 🙄

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Ed Samski15 days ago

Under Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 269, Section 13, making or causing a false alarm of fire is punishable by: • A fine ranging from $100 to $500 • Imprisonment in a jail or house of correction for up to 1 year That's, Massachusetts law.

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Miguel Lopez12 days ago

I remember since Middle School we were told about fire alarms.

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Gingermae5586515 days ago

It's a crime in Massachusetts

M-UNIT's profile picture
M-UNIT15 days ago

Know u can go above them if they don't wanna charge her this special treatment shit is getting old if u pulled it u would have been going to jail

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Based Reaction15 days ago

Correction: It’s only a crime if you do it.

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Buzzy_Taintles15 days ago

"ongoing investigation" no i dont want to see evidence.

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StupidNigerianTake14 days ago

At a medical Center to say the least ? I really believe she should be fired from her nursing duty .. wtf 😳

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James Sasser15 days ago

The entitlement is crazy 😓😓

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