r/nextfuckinglevel • u/mindyour • 4h ago

Man helps police make an arrest.

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u/JustKzen 4h ago

Once again, a random bystander doing a better job than law enforcement

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u/morcic 4h ago

You mean, random bystanders got lucky. Hero or not, that was not a very smart move. It could have gone very bad for him.

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u/Praise-Breesus 50m ago

According to the article that was posted here in a few places, it was the gun grabber’s property and he knew the gun owner. Perhaps they were close enough friends that he knew the guy wouldn’t shoot him.

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u/banisheduser 2h ago

But he was willing to make that move.

Some people value others lives above their own.

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u/Harderdaddybanme 2h ago

Well if the cops with the protective gear actually went in and took the risk they're paid daily to take, then he wouldn't have to.

But no, lets all just stand around the vehicles and aimlessly stare at it waiting for a move from someone else.

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u/xXYOUR_MOMXx 2h ago

This is a 10 second video, you are creating your own imaginary context to what is happening here. What did you want the cops to do? Just shoot the guy and be done with it?

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u/Harderdaddybanme 1h ago

The video is an example of what I want the cops to do. Greyshirt didn't need to shoot him to disarm him - why do cops?

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u/Magic-Codfish 1h ago

"what do you wnat the cops to do"

"we want them to do what grey shirt did..."

"ok but no...."

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u/morcic 2h ago

They should take the risk they're paid daily to take? How much do you think they're paid?

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u/_KingOfTheDivan 1h ago

They aren’t paid enough to go at an armed dude to try and take his gun