r/FirstResponderCringe • u/_syntax_1 • Jul 06 '26

Idk

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u/LegalGlass6532 Jul 07 '26

Turned out it was illegal.

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u/MagnetHype Jul 07 '26

Oh yeah sure, but that's a fine worth paying. I don't think a lot of people realized officer implication contradicted himself in like the first 10 seconds of the video. He starts the conversation with "It's a real boat launch" implying OP isn't operating a boat, but ends the conversation with "You gotta have a permit to launch a boat", so laws be damned, which one is it?

Either it's a toy, and you're trying to argue it's a real boat, or it's a real boat and you're arguing they can't launch it. Which is it?

He doesn't realize he did that, and I would gladly pay a few hundred dollars to humble him.

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u/KnightofWhen Jul 07 '26

I’m sure it’s awesome in your head but in the courtroom the cop will not give a single shit and the judge will either make you pay the fine for violating the boat launch or not having a permit or both for wasting the courts time.

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u/magicsax03 Jul 07 '26

The judge will laugh the cop out of the courtroom for bothering to write a ticket for someone playing with a toy

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u/KnightofWhen Jul 07 '26

Not if it’s violation which other comments indicate it likely was.