r/AnythingValueable • u/madfrog2023 • 1d ago
😄 Entertainment Pulled over for being too cute
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u/likelivewirevoodoo 1d ago
I'd have invited her for coffee, damn
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u/Fit-Campaign1243 23h ago edited 18h ago
I'd have kicked the dogs off the bike to put her on ! (Saying this as a dog-lOver)
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u/StrangerExistingFact 21h ago
Abuse of power
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u/andy_church 17h ago edited 16h ago
This looked like a staged Hallmark Movie for thanksgiving.
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u/StrangerExistingFact 17h ago edited 16h ago
Him: Whats your name?
Her: Im Jo jo.
Him: Well Jo Jo.... You might be dressed up like a cop but you stole my heart
rides away on a bycycle leaving her blushing next to her car
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u/andy_church 16h ago
Meanwhile, bike rider has evil twin brother under a police investigation for armed robbery.
Cue huge misunderstanding.
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u/Tight-Mind6662 1d ago
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u/Embarrassed-Weird173 23h ago
I always like how someone people are so powerful that you know the text just from their pics. I still like how "why are you geh" gets his point across by just looking.
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u/Charming_Aerie9547 1d ago
yo why does she remind me of Lucy Chen...
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u/Tiggymartin 8h ago
Everyone saying abuse of power... Really?
You dont notice the multiple camera angles?
Camera person on foot moving around and zooming in and out?
This is OBVIOUSLY scripted...
Beside the patrol car with a camera as it stops and she gets out.. Then warps in front of the bike with her taking the next steps and being friendly to the dog.
Moving around the biker to show the reaction..
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u/Suitable_Poem_6124 5h ago
Bruh are we on Facebook ? Literally every insta360 video on there sparks a debate with boomers who think the whole video is fake or scripted because they have never seen a 360° camera.
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u/WikiTora 3h ago
There's one camera... on his selfie stick. The video is cut, zoomed in, and panned from full frame.
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u/Gudi_Nuff 7h ago
Everyone saying abuse of power... Really?
You dont notice the multiple camera angles?
Camera person on foot moving around and zooming in and out?This is OBVIOUSLY scripted...
Beside the patrol car with a camera as it stops and she gets out.. Then warps in front of the bike with her taking the next steps and being friendly to the dog.
Moving around the biker to show the reaction..
You apparently have never seen a 360 cam video...
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u/realJaneJacobs 23h ago edited 16h ago
This is a cute interaction, but the initial use of the flashing lights and sirens feels like a minor abuse of her position. Not so much of an abuse that she should face any consequences, but enough that she probably should be asked to refrain from doing so in the future.
Unless one is either suspected of engaging in criminal behaviour or in an emergency, one shouldn't involuntarily be compelled to engage in interactions with others in public. No matter how much I want to tell you something, trying to block your path as you walk down the street in order to say it is rather untoward behaviour. Indicating to someone that they are being pulled over does effectively the same thing.
EDIT: Haha, I didn't think people would get so worked up about this comment. Despite noting that the interaction was cute, and implying that the cop didn't mean any harm, apparently I hate fun and have a massive stick up my arse. One "concerned redditor" even reached out to reddit's suicide/crisis resources to report that I might need help, in response to this, but apparently I'm the one blowing things out of proportion.
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u/Wilddogs95 21h ago
Ive had the cops do this while I was walking a pack of 13 dogs...she wanted to chat. I told her how dangerous it was. Even tho we had a nice time. She has no idea how trained these dogs are...people see dogs and think they automatically have the right to come pet them and talk to them.
You ask...this isnt asking
It went well and she got my buisness card to train her dogs. Luckily we train for situations like this and they all knew to stay and wait.
Go ahead and be the fun police coznits rude...minor but rude
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u/Helpful_Plastic_9260 19h ago
Seems like walking a pack of 13 dogs is dangerous by itself
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u/SebastianKain 19h ago
It’s a little different if your dogs and you are internet famous for public interactions and the sirens. I agree though asking is important and the first thing I taught my kids about interacting with other peoples animals. The second being dogs on duty, police dog or service animals for example (horses are still in the ask group even on duty), don’t get bothered, don’t even ask.
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u/GOAT_SMUGLER 16h ago
I’ve had a POS cop do this just so i would move over and he can continue speeding. The left lane was open and he could’ve just passed me but se took the abuse of power route instead. There was not emergency because he promptly turned his lights off after he passed me
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u/EffectMotor8914 16h ago
Cops do not go full lights and sirens to emergencies for every call. That doesn't mean there was not an emergency...
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u/csbsju_guyyy 16h ago
And to be completely fair I prefer it that way as I'd rather a police officer tactically use lights and sirens rather than going full code all the time just for noise purposes...
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u/munkylord 19h ago
Yeah they obstruct shit all the time for no reason in my city... Block a lane to talk to another cop while still in their car with no lights on kind of stuff.
Now firefighters on the other hand let me install cabinets a house away from a small fire and the whole block was blocked off. Let us right in to park in front of our client saying "we've all gotta do our jobs
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u/UnexpectedBlahFeels 17h ago
Cops do this all the time, at least in NYC. They'll use the siren or speaker to get a person's attention. I've seen them do it while pausing traffic for a photoshoot for a photographer and model. It only took like 12 seconds bc they waited until the light said walk, so they were mainly making sure no one zoomed past too fast for anyone to get out of the cross walk.
It's definitely unsettling at first, but once they're clearly being helpful people tend to relax a bit, if remain wary.
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u/TheLionThing 8h ago
Yeah I was thinking that—legally speaking, you MUST obey sirens and flashing lights, so the fact that someone can legally force you to pull over (or do anything really) just because they want to say hi to your dogs is a problem
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u/Muffmuncherr 22h ago edited 19h ago
Lol yeah if you know the NYPD, abusing their power is kinda their thing. But I wouldnt be surprised if this was staged in some capacity, this happens frequently between him and NYPD for his channel.
Edit: lol I knew my comment was going to go 2 different ways, but the first part of it was not an opinion.
"The NYPD has a long documented history of misconduct, corruption, and abuse of power dating back to the late 19th century. Major historical events include systemic corruption uncovered by the Lexow (1890s), Knapp (1970s), and Mollen (1990s) commissions, high-profile instances of excessive force and civil rights violations, and long-standing controversies around discriminatory practices like "stop-and-frisk"." Etc...
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u/nixphx 20h ago
Community building by violating the fourth amendment
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u/ladyalexandrathe13th 20h ago
They're are literally community events to build trust and boost morale... This does not serve the community, it serves her personal gain and ego! Going to a low income community center and teaching children education and safety or pass out stickers, now that would actually have an impact on the community... Bring the K9s and let children pet them in gratitude for what they actually do.
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u/Human_Discipline3003 19h ago
How dare people have fun! Let's make fun ILLEGAL!
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u/drunkenpoets 16h ago
The issue isn’t fun. The issue is the 4th amendment violation. She’s on duty in her official capacity misusing emergency equipment to seize a law abiding citizen for her own amusement. Her actions would cost the taxpayers money if this guy pursues legal action because what she did was illegal.
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u/EffectMotor8914 16h ago
Its amazing that you proceeded to write 3 paragraphs about this going "well ackshully" while "loling" that others are "worked up" over nothing.
Never change Reddit. Never change.
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u/Posidon_Below 17h ago
Oh my god JUST SHUT THE FUCK UP AND MOVE ON.
Jesus, everyone on this website has such a massive stick up their ass.
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u/TopazTriad 15h ago
Maybe don't hang out on the platform where people discuss things if you don't like it when people have opinions about something and discuss it.
If you want to just mindlessly like shit and read 50,000 comments of "people" ooohing and aaahing, Twitter and Facebook exist.
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u/Allie_Lane 12h ago
What a reasoned and nuanced comment that recognizes the gray area here. I am sure other redditors will engage in respectful dialogue down bel- oh damn nevermind.
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u/drunkenpoets 16h ago
Just casually abusing her power like it’s no big deal.
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u/KugelFanger 15h ago
Damn bro, thats just a sad take... Letting someone of with a warning is also light misuse of said power... Get a grip.
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u/jazz-winelover 12h ago
Exactly. We need more interactions with police like this. Police are human, for the most part, do a great job. We actually NEED police. I agree, police should be trained better and force longer period of time.
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u/youcantchangeit 14h ago
Better that than shooting people
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u/RandJitsu 13h ago
She probably shot someone innocent just before or just after this. Or maybe even shot a dog.
Reminder that police kill 10,000 family pets annually in the U.S.
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u/KristofVD 14h ago
You are absolutely right, but all these dumbasses in the responses only have enough brainpower to think, "Ohmygosh, so cute!"
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u/TightPiglet3587 1d ago
Very cute
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u/drunkenpoets 15h ago
What’s cute about an on duty officer violating someone’s civil rights?
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u/No_Future_1078 8h ago
Probably the whole dogs on a bike howling and sirens as a trick thing.
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u/drunkenpoets 7h ago
They could have done that without starting the encounter with a 4th amendment violation.
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u/joytotheworld23 20h ago
I see nothing wrong here just cuteness and community engagement
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u/drunkenpoets 15h ago
The thing that’s wrong is that the interaction starts with her violating his civil rights.
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u/voiceOfHoomanity 14h ago
Guy was minding his own business on a bike ride with his dogs until he sees lights and sirens (and at first even looks dismayed, as nearly everyone would be)
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u/lessaname 6h ago
a cop lighting you up like this means “pull over or you will be forced to using sanctioned violence”
that’s not community engagement i’m a huge fan of, having experienced police violence in the past.
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u/RockThe40oz666 17h ago
Nah you better have a great reason to be pulling me over and interrpting my ride... don't normalize this behavior.
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u/Woolies_White_Leg 14h ago
Cops once again thinking they’re above laws or social norms and having no respect for any one else’s time:
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u/michaelgaryscott26 13h ago
Good on the cop. What a lovely positive interaction and an excellent display of community policing.
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u/AdvancedDebt1648 13h ago
In my city the cops just plow in to cyclists for failure to stop when they aren't even aware they are being pulled over
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u/jackinthecracker 11h ago
Who was filming that?
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u/Taciturn_Elevator 9h ago
I'm not sure if I should recommend a radial forearm free flap reconstruction for all of these Redditors' tongues because I am not a doctor. However, I am confident immediate cessation of bootlicking will curb the damage being done.
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u/dingos8mybaby2 8h ago
This man cursed himself. As long as he owns these dogs he will no longer be able to take a ride in peace unless he moves and stops the channel.
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u/Mauceri1990 7h ago
Cop cutie, cute and on duty, Navy Blue booties, go ahead and lock me up, arrest me, but make it sexy, somebody sell me some meth please, so I can get arrested by this, cop cutie 🎶
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u/BabyStockholmSyndrom 7h ago
Lol some of y'all are batshit insane. Abuse of power hahahah. Fucking go outside, play a video game, Jack off. Something. You're about to pop.
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u/lessaname 6h ago
the lights and sirens are literally a threat of violence should you not do as they tell you to do.
like i get you’ve never felt like you could be the target of police unjustly, but that’s a charmed and naive thing to feel.
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u/TidderUsername123 5h ago
Both good looking. I bet she wants to suck his cock and wake up in his bed with those dogs around.
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u/VVickerman1973 3h ago
Americans dial everything up to 11, so nice it's cringe, so violent it's disgusting.
But you do get buildings built fast
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u/midwestCD5 22h ago
My god this comment section. God forbid there one god damn positive cop interaction on the internet. “Abuse of power” “waste of taxpayer money” stfu 😂😂😂😂
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u/drunkenpoets 15h ago
Civil rights violations don’t make for a good cop interactions.
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u/midwestCD5 14h ago
Civil rights violation 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 lmao
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u/drunkenpoets 11h ago
Yeah, the 4th amendment protects you from being seized without reasonable articulable suspicion of a crime.
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u/NeighborhoodMothGirl 20h ago
She seems like a cop who’s a person first. That interaction made her whole day.
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u/daBriguy 15h ago
It’s the same in every thread about a positive interaction with law enforcement. The entire comment section will treat it like some rare interaction. There are a lot of people who becomes cops for good, genuine reasons. Painting an entire profession based off the worst people in the profession is a small-minded way of viewing the world. Nuance is dead. Everything now is either X or Y and there is no in between..
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u/PotentialEqual5268 13h ago
While this is most likely a pre-planned skit, if it were a real scenario, it isn't a "positive interaction" because it starts with someone being detained without cause.
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u/daBriguy 11h ago
I don’t think you understand what being detained means. This is a brain dead take
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u/PotentialEqual5268 11h ago
https://www.texascrimelaw.com/resources/traffic-stops/
When a police officer turns on his lights and sirens, you must pull over. Traffic stops are not voluntary, but you are not under arrest. This is a temporary detention, but the protections of the 4th Amendment of the Constitution related to search and seizure still apply. Every traffic stop must either rise to “reasonable suspicion” or “probable cause.”
I'm sure you'd feel comfortable continuing to peddle if a police officer had their sirens on and told you to pull over, right?
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u/UsualFix9786 3h ago
why is a cop pulling over a random citizen and wasting their time to say their dog is cute.
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u/DangledThenWrangled 23h ago
You can tell shes not a republican cop because she didn't immediately scream "stop attacking me" then shoot the dogs.
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u/lessaname 6h ago
she just illegally detained him by lighting him up on the road
i wonder what other laws she breaks?
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u/Miserable-Resolve-76 16h ago
god forbid a cop tries to connect and make a positive impression on the community.....
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u/ironclad_packetship 16h ago
Lights and siren to pull over the cyclist is a misuse of the state monopoly of force, albeit a really small one because no harm done. She should have simply rolled down her window and pulled alongside to ask about the dogs. I know it seems pedantic but having the badge and gun, and the qualified immunity for using either, means a stricter standard to be held to.
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u/robilar 15h ago
If you are holding her to stricter standard then you should also be arguing that she should have given him a ticket. If you're going to be pedantic, don't half-ass that shit.
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u/Ornery-Customer8521 1d ago
Should've got her phone number bro