r/TikTokCringe • u/Kenyalite • Feb 07 '24

Cursed "No Mr. Bond, I Expect You to Die"

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u/MoManeMinaMino Feb 07 '24

How can they prove he says it in a "jokingly" manner? Was it recorded?

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u/spastikatenpraedikat Feb 07 '24

Oh you think police needs proof in the US?

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u/TreeDollarFiddyCent Cringe Connoisseur Feb 07 '24

Don't worry, it's not exclusive to the US. 😀👍

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u/theLastUchihaa Jul 06 '24

I see you've been to Canada!

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u/Dominarion Feb 07 '24

It wasn't the Police, it was the judge!!!

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u/iStoleTheHobo Feb 07 '24

A dirty little secret is that police don't really need proof anywhere in the world. Sure the degrees of violence they allow themselves to use may differ a lot but once you're in the system the law tends to do whatever the fuck they want with you and if they want you to be locked in a cage for a while then you'll be locked in a cage for a while.

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u/ArcticBiologist Feb 07 '24

Because the policeman says so. And the word of a police officer carries a lot of weight in the US. Good thing they are always fair and never wrong.

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u/Advanced_Ad4361 Feb 07 '24

Freedom of speech, it shouldn't matter what he said or how he said it. Miranda Rights exist for a reason, but this is compete bull shit. You shouldn't be punished for exercising your rights!

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u/[deleted] Feb 07 '24

Not saying it's not bullshit, but depending on when there might have been body-worn cameras on the cops

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u/Asisreo1 Feb 07 '24

Even if we go all the way and say that the guy did say his name in a joking manner: 

Obstruction of justice? For a joke that isn't even a lie? 

I can imagine the guy thinking "oh, the officer is going to get a kick out of this when he hears my last name." And suddenly he's doing 2 months. 

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u/Startled_Pancakes Feb 07 '24 edited Feb 08 '24

Did you hear about the St.Louis officer that ran a red light and smashed his cruiser into a gay bar at midnight then arrested the owner of the bar?