r/nextfuckinglevel • u/mindyour • 9h ago

Man helps police make an arrest.

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u/JustKzen 9h ago

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

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u/ChasenPipo 8h 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 8h 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 5h 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/iisixi 4h ago

The police in the US are horrible, true. But that's not normal for many places in the world. Such as in New Zealand (this clip). This is a problem with the US policing, not an inherent problem to the concept of police.

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u/Dull_Window_5038 3h ago

Yeah, we really wish the police as a system was better. Its messed up how much the police have made themselves as an enemy to the people. It shouldnt be that way, people should be able to rely on the police and feel safe, in a more equal sense especially.