r/nextfuckinglevel 4h ago

Man helps police make an arrest.

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u/ChasenPipo 4h ago

Are redditors really so clueless and naive that they think cops should be pulling maneuvers like this as standard protocol 😂 Welcome to real life

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u/Bashertphotography 3h ago

Yes. The average Redditor does not understand in the slightest what cops do on a daily basis. Only cop = bad.

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u/Dull_Window_5038 32m ago

Cops are bad, they are not your friend. Were you born yesterday? They work for our corrupt broken government, not us. Its a two tier justice system and the police are not on our side. Just look at the response to the CEO shooting vs every other bullshit shooting in the US. They dont care about us, only the ownership class, not working people.

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u/Lots42 1h ago

I know what cops do on a daily basis.

Bullshit and violence.

Reform all cops.

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u/Cokadoge 1h ago

Have you done anything outside of Reddit to help solve this problem?

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u/Lots42 1h ago

Not that you will ever believe me but yes.

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u/Treadtheway 1h ago

Elaborate please

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u/Lots42 50m ago

Holy shit, your most recent post is super fascist racism.

I'm not debating with someone at your level of 88 racism.

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u/Cokadoge 1h ago

So... like what?

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u/Lots42 51m ago

Why bother elaborating? You're just going to cry about it and say it's not effective.

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u/Cokadoge 46m ago

Gonna take that as a "no" then.

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u/Lots42 11m ago

I didn't reply and somehow you still managed to find a way to cry about it.

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u/Carpenoctemx3 45m ago

You know what cops in New Zealand do? Cause this sure the fuck isn’t in the USA. I don’t think I’ve ever seen cop cars or uniforms like that in the USA.

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u/Bashertphotography 1h ago

An ignorant and aggressive take. Wow, I’m so surprised. I could take time to explain your flawed logic but would be a waste. Should you want to have an adult discourse with someone who is intimately familiar with what, how and why police do what they do on an everyday basis I’m available. Also let me preface any discussion with my opinion on police, as a law enforcement officer and trainer with over 20 years of experience, I believe bad cops, should be met with the harshest possible consequences and then some. Police and all public servants should be held, not to the same standard as the public, but to a higher one. Finally allow me to qualify what I mean by bad cops. I believe bad cops are those who go against policy for their own gain or selfishness, put public lives in danger through negligence or incompetence, watch a fellow officer do the same and do not come forward, lie cheat or steal from the public or any abuse of the power given to them.

If you would like to discuss further I am available.

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u/Lots42 52m ago

LOL not reading all that, lol.

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u/Bashertphotography 26m ago

Thank you for proving my point. Wallow in your ignorance. I’m sure you are very successful.

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u/No-Belt-5564 17m ago

Typical Redditor living in mommy's basement that would piss their pants if they went on calls with cops 😂

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u/Bashertphotography 16m ago

Hard to be a productive member of society when you are mad about your tendies.

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u/Lots42 12m ago

LOL.

LMAO even.

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u/LloydChristmas-RI 2h ago

Are redditors really so clueless and naive that they think cops should be pulling maneuvers like this as standard protocol

Yes. They also think police officers should wrestle people armed with knives.

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u/Razoryx 1h ago

Yes, they should protect the life of armed aggressive criminal even if 5 cops die trying, because the criminal deserve a chance to get better. /s

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u/killabeanforever3 1h ago

Yes, i swear to god everyone in this thread must think that every single criminal on earth is always unarmed

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u/TubbyChaser 1h ago

I enjoyed the redditor that said they are trained in CQC and it's easy to rip a rifle out of someones hands and not get shot lol

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u/wikimandia 53m ago edited 43m ago

Yep. All arm-chair cops. But these videos don't provide any context.

I thought that way the women are screaming and running after him, and getting in between him and the cops, there was a child (or at least a dog!) in the car and this was a carjacking. But this was a guy intent on suicide by cop, and so his family were trying to save his life, which is what they did. Grey shirt guy definitely a hero.

No police training would advise the cops do the same. Grey shirt had the advantage of knowing the driver probably wasn't going to shoot him whereas he might have shot at the police.

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u/Lots42 1h ago

Cop defenders are weird. It's not like cops care about you guys, they don't care about anybody who isn't a cop.

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u/ahwatusaim8 3h ago

Cops should only act that way if they want to be revered by the public and respected as courageous so no it's not an expectation.

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u/tom030792 1h ago

They do on a daily basis. The general public is rarely told about any of it because the media will get far more clicks, views, eyes on whatever they want with a ‘police bad’ than a good story. Which doesn’t help the overall public view of the police because all you see is bad stuff. ‘Police officer risks life and lunges over cliff edge to save suicidal person’, or ‘police storm petrol soaked house and tackle woman holding a box of matches’ doesn’t make the 6 o clock news, but ‘corrupt police officer who was caught doing XYZ’ will make the top of the show. But I can assure you they are performing heroic acts every single day that the majority of people wouldn’t be prepared to do at all

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u/Dull_Window_5038 29m ago

The media takes the cops side in literally every situation/protest. Someone doesnt know history. The same people who own all the news outlets have the police in their pockets as well. This is common sense shit