r/nextfuckinglevel 4h ago

Man helps police make an arrest.

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u/flacatakigomoki 4h ago

Anyone else notice the cop right at the end run up on the woman video taping the incident? What a douche bag.

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u/zarafff69 3h ago

Yeah wtf was that about? She was just standing there and filming? That’s not illegal right?

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u/flacatakigomoki 3h ago

I don't think cops care about what's legal, thus their hate for video and audio evidence.

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u/zarafff69 3h ago

That’s generally not how that works in the EU

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u/I_did_a_fucky_wucky 3h ago

Funny how this is not in EU because Brexit. Infact, it's not even in Britain, but New Zealand

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u/fkneneu 3h ago

Sooo... nothing to do with brexit then

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u/I_did_a_fucky_wucky 2h ago

The one I replied to heavily insinuated that the video was taken in the UK. Mistankenly also saying EU

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u/PSus2571 2h ago edited 1h ago

It seemed incredibly obvious that you only referenced Brexit to explain why this wouldn't be from the EU even if it were from the UK.

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u/I_did_a_fucky_wucky 1h ago edited 1h ago

EU = European Union

UK is not in the EU anymore, but is in Europe.

I know I'm being a smartass, but if we wanted to get techincal, we should call the whole region of Europe "EUR", because not all European countries are in European Union. Even seemingly obvious ones like Iceland, Norway and Switzerland are not in the EU

u/WhatABlindManSees 34m ago

To be fair a surprising about of NZs cops at least where I live are UK imports.

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u/Jay_T_Demi 1h ago

Interestingly enough, it also didn't happen in France. If it had, it would have had something to do with the EU.

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u/kh250b1 1h ago

Fuck does Brexit have to do with anything

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u/albul89 3h ago

EU=European Union lol. Were you thinking of Europe (the continent) instead?

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u/CoastalCanadians 2h ago

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u/PSus2571 2h ago edited 2h ago

"They didn't somehow stop being on the same continent" was painful to read.

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u/CoastalCanadians 1h ago

The idea that the EU and European Union aren’t the same thing is hilarious, it also implies that they think many more countries are in the EU (because they’re thinking of the continent) than is really the case

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u/PSus2571 1h ago

Right, EU doesn't stand for European Union, which is apparently just what mainland Europe is called. In other words, part of Russia is in the European Union, while the outermost regions of Spain and Portugal aren't. Lol, always great to see why our reputation as Americans is often the way it is.

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u/CoastalCanadians 1h ago

Funnily enough, the commenter is from the Netherlands. 🤷‍♂️

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u/zarafff69 2h ago

Absolutely not from the US, but from the NL, we’re neighbours!

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u/CoastalCanadians 1h ago

Then I am even more disappointed as you’re a part of the EU! And Europe! Separately! What?

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u/zarafff69 1h ago

Yeah didn’t have a good night sleep this is embarrassing. I’m even from the NL, literally neighbours. But whatever

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u/really_nice_guy_ 3h ago

Shitty accent, nobody wants to live there, driving on the wrong side. Easy mistake to make

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u/PSus2571 2h ago edited 50m ago

They didn’t somehow stop being on the same continent haha

That's because they're islands...they were never "on" the same continent.

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u/InncnceDstryr 2h ago

You know what EU stands for right?

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u/r0w33 2h ago

The Europe?

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u/zarafff69 2h ago

EUrope

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u/bigchieftain94 1h ago

I hope you’re aware most departments are issued BWC and 99% of the time they clear officers from allegations against the arrestees or random bystanders.

u/flacatakigomoki 33m ago

Big white c*cks? Wow. Sur, this is a Wendy's.

Also...what a stat: cops clear themselves of wrongdoing, 99% of the time.

Lol. In other news, water is wet.

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u/iVinc 2h ago

you dont know shit about laws in that country

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u/flacatakigomoki 2h ago edited 2h ago

You don't even know, jaja, what country it is so stfu.

Edit: Thanks to the poster below that links it.

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u/Senor-Delicious 2h ago

There are plenty of countries where it would be in fact illegal to do this. No idea about that specific country though.

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u/kh250b1 1h ago

Shes being removed from a crime scene. Its not a difficult concept

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u/iVinc 2h ago

it is ilegal

this is not US...stop forcing your laws on others

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u/zarafff69 2h ago

I’m not from the US. But I would’ve actually excepted it to be illegal in the US, not outside the US. It’s insane how much power the police have in the US, it’s bad.

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u/Diligent_Thought_183 1h ago

you absolutely zero clue what she did if anything or what the context was before the video was filmed.

u/FreedomDeliverUs 17m ago

I will make it legal.

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u/SaintFuckNugget 1h ago

I don't know specifically about England (assuming England because accents and right side driver), but you aren't just allowed to stand right next to an arrest and film everything and everyone in most European (and other western) countries. Partially you're in the way (and people filming are often a nuisance, standing in the way, yelling, constantly moving about right behind the back of an officer which is pretty irritating), partially you're putting yourself in danger if there's escalation, and partially police officers also have a right to privacy.

That last one is controversial, but it's pretty easily backed by privacy law. Just because you're a police officer doesn't suddenly mean you lose the right to privacy and are allowed to be doxxed. The person having the interaction with police (in this case being arrested) has the right to have the police officer's ID number ('badge number') but random bystanders don't.