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She really thought the officer wouldn’t know how her limited driving privileges worked — and apparently figured arrest wasn’t even on the menu. She drove 2–3 miles before stopping, tried explaining the rules back to him, ignored the order to stay in the car… then suddenly wanted a “second... show more

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TEXASMAN2-1836vor 22 Tagen

You just ruined somebody’s life over nothing fuck the cops from here really he just ruined that girl’s life over nothing because he wants to be in fucking control and play hot monitor Faqqot bs

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Lance Hud Lattimorevor 22 Tagen

Why do these cops always have to be as assholes and try to escalate everything? The passenger did nothing why can’t she go to work on time?

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Anthony Kessler | Moderate 🇺🇸vor 22 Tagen

These cops suck. All about escalation with these idiots.

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Markvor 22 Tagen

Women know everything and always have to argue.

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TEXASMAN2-1836vor 22 Tagen

Cops suck and repeal the 19th

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D Wvor 22 Tagen

Control freaks

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Hennesseyvor 22 Tagen

The 1 thing i can say I've never ever seen an officer say ok, ill unarrest you

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Luisvor 22 Tagen

Stupid cop

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Drew staxvor 22 Tagen

She acts like a black woman. Keeps talking over everyone, wont take any responsibility, repeating i didnt do nothingggg." Disgusting woman.

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James Bennervor 22 Tagen

9 out of 10 cops are pure shit

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She was already headed to Fulton County Jail… and somehow managed to make the ride there even more expensive. Police respond to a family dispute involving conflicting stories, damaged doors and video evidence. She’s placed under arrest. Then comes the part that made me say, “There is NO way she just did that.” From the back of the patrol car, she offered the officer $1,000 to forget the jail trip and simply take her home. Apparently she thought there was a secret “pay $1,000 and unlock the ride-home option.” There wasn’t. The officer added bribery to the list and kept driving. Reported charges from the arrest included battery, cr4e!ty to children, criminal trespass and bribery.

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This is a child. A toddler driving a car. She talks on the phone, she's disrespectful, she screams, she hollers, she gets out of her car and starts running around the car away from the police officer, and she expects to be treated like an adult. And then her parents show up and say "she's never been through this before, she doesn't know how to act." That sounds like a parenting fail to me when there is a police officer stopping you for going 77 in a 35. But yeah she looks real terrified of the police officer. Just so afraid!! Do you honestly believe that treating the police officer like that is doing you a favor? Screaming like you're terrified when we know you're just acting is not helping you. It's a speeding ticket. It's not the end of the world. Just take the ticket, pay it, and go away!!

This is a child. A toddler driving a car. She talks on the phone, she's disrespectful, she screams, she hollers, she gets out of her car and starts running around the car away from the police officer, and she expects to be treated like an adult. And then her parents show up and say "she's never been through this before, she doesn't know how to act." That sounds like a parenting fail to me when there is a police officer stopping you for going 77 in a 35. But yeah she looks real terrified of the police officer. Just so afraid!! Do you honestly believe that treating the police officer like that is doing you a favor? Screaming like you're terrified when we know you're just acting is not helping you. It's a speeding ticket. It's not the end of the world. Just take the ticket, pay it, and go away!!

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If you break down the video and look closely at the footage, it's clear the woman was trying to hit the ICE officer and did ram him with her car. Look at the way she turns her tires and how she accelerates towards the officer. For what specific reason we'll never know because she is dead, but you do not get to obstruct law enforcement, refuse to comply, and try to ram an officer while driving away without facing any consequences. The irony of it all is that is that she was trying to kill someone responsible for arresting the very people that are stealing from her.

If you break down the video and look closely at the footage, it's clear the woman was trying to hit the ICE officer and did ram him with her car. Look at the way she turns her tires and how she accelerates towards the officer. For what specific reason we'll never know because she is dead, but you do not get to obstruct law enforcement, refuse to comply, and try to ram an officer while driving away without facing any consequences. The irony of it all is that is that she was trying to kill someone responsible for arresting the very people that are stealing from her.

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Why let her dictate the conversation? Getting a supervisor is not a right, it's up to the discretion of the officer. When she didn't provide her driver's license after the second or third request, she should have been taken out of the car and arrested. The right to travel is not the same as driving a motor vehicle. The Supreme Court has already ruled on this. Arrest her!

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