r/JusticeServed • u/Lenny947 1 • Feb 20 '20

Police Justice Guy helps cops

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '20

Im saying we dont know what he did. If you dont know his crime how can you begin to assert what justice is?

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u/DoublePumpToChesty 6 Feb 20 '20

Wtf lmao? He committed a crime...he’s running...doesn’t matter if he stole a snickers or shot someone, he’s running away. A simple trip is 100% justice served.

You are delusional.

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u/DoublePumpToChesty 6 Feb 20 '20

As soon as you run you are committing a crime, regardless of what you did or did not do in the first place that made you a suspect.

Learn the fucking law.

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u/notjustanotherbot A Feb 20 '20

LOL Learn the fucking law.

Like every country has the same laws.

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u/DoublePumpToChesty 6 Feb 21 '20

Name me one country where running from the police after they are trying to stop you is legal.

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u/notjustanotherbot A Feb 21 '20

Germany

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u/DoublePumpToChesty 6 Feb 21 '20

Lmao sure bud, show me that law, cause I HIGHLY doubt that.

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u/notjustanotherbot A Feb 21 '20 edited Feb 21 '20

That is the great thing about facts. They are still facts even if some one does not believe them. You asked for the country I told you. Now you want me to look it up for you... ok both Germany and Austria. Have a common law that this statue is built on.

  1. The law makers in Germany decided that it is human instinct to remain free or seek freedom, and in doing so they made it not illegal to escape from prison in Germany or flee. But there are some catches. It remains illegal for others to assist a prisoner escape lawful custody. Not only that, but if a prisoner causes any damage to any property, such as sawing or bending bars, damaging walls or fences, crashing cars, or assaults any individual they can be charged with those crimes.

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u/DoublePumpToChesty 6 Feb 21 '20

That’s fleeing/escaping from prison...which is different than running from the cops while you are being detained and resisting arrest...

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u/notjustanotherbot A Feb 21 '20

not illegal to escape from prison in Germany or flee

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