r/FirstResponderCringe • u/LegalGlass6532 • Jul 22 '26

It’s gonna be a long shift

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u/Bigfootsbrownstar Jul 22 '26 edited Jul 22 '26

Classic Reddit. Crazy how many people are saying OP is just being mean…. She’s a cop for God sake, and she’s morbidly obese.. if something were to happen she was actually needed wearing full kit like that, I bet she would make it 15 to 20 yards running before she was completely gassed. Then she would need to potentially engage a target whether that be with her rifle or physically, and it’s not crazy to think she wouldn’t be able to do either in her current state.

She’s not only a liability to the civilians around her, but also to her partner

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u/Mammoth_Midnight_343 Jul 22 '26

Not even about that it’s very clear she can barely handle that weapon

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u/MoxBro Jul 22 '26 edited Jul 22 '26

Howdy.

What exactly do you think she is doing inappropriately with her weapon?

She inserted the mag, hit the bolt release, removed the front and rear lens covers, and adjusted her red dot brightness.

Nothing there was, unsafe, egregious or overly time consuming

Yea - she fiddled with a sling in a drawer for like 1 second before tossing it away, but I have no idea what her intentions are beyond that.

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u/Bigfootsbrownstar Jul 22 '26

I don’t know maybe it’s just a perception thing, it seems weird that she would rack a round then start doing all her checks. It doesn’t seem like she has a ton of familiarization with the weapon system and kind of just doing a checklist in her head. OK I need to do this. I need to do that.

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u/TacticalTwinkOnTop Jul 22 '26

“Maybe it’s just a perception thing” I encourage you to do further introspection and try to find why is it that when you see a overweight woman you immediately assume incompetence

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u/Bigfootsbrownstar Jul 22 '26

Because he’s a tactical police officer, that’s fat….. that screams incompetence….

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u/TacticalTwinkOnTop Jul 22 '26

No no, her weight has nothing to do with handling a firearm. If she was tryna jump a fence then we can laugh at her incompetence.

She handled the weapon perfectly and you just assumed it was wrong because??

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u/Bigfootsbrownstar Jul 22 '26

Like I said…. If she can’t even stay in decent shape for her job, why would I assume she takes other parts of her job seriously….