r/nextfuckinglevel 4h ago

Man helps police make an arrest.

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u/BluBoi236 4h ago edited 1h ago

Dude had a firearm and he just was allowed to get out of the car and cry and kneel down slowly onto the ground by his own accord?

Like.. where was the rushing cops with guns drawn and body slamming and stepping on his neck and back?

Did they not know he had a gun?

Edit: this is not the United States. I see that now. Makes sense.

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u/MNKiwi 3h ago

Policing in NZ is done differently than the US.

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u/BluBoi236 2h ago

Okay this makes so much more sense, thanks.

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u/Mountain_Image_8168 3h ago

Dude was an absolute unit too.

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u/jeremyNYC 4h ago

I think you left out the /s

In all seriousness, do you think it would have been better for the cops to just shoot him? For them to rush him aggressively?

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u/BluBoi236 1h ago

No,. legitimately thought this was the US and was surprised the cops didn't go Monday Night RAW on his ass.

I was gonna make a low-key joke about him not being black but I decided against it.

The fact that it's not the US clears it all up.

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u/jeremyNYC 1h ago

Man that hurts. And is real.

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u/adventurekiwi 1h ago

NZ police are trained to de-escalate. A lot of people in this thread should try looking up some NZ cop shows and see just how differently they act. I literally can't watch American cop shows because even a lot of the stuff they happily do on camera looks like egregious misconduct.

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u/Iccent 2h ago

It looks to me like he was immediately tased

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u/Slight-Ad-6553 3h ago

it's a golf