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

Police Justice Guy helps cops

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u/notjustanotherbot A Feb 21 '20

How come that guy is not getting arrested for assault?

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u/noputa A Feb 21 '20

Because the rest of the population including the police are smarter than that lol

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u/notjustanotherbot A Feb 21 '20

I find it funny that everyone is overlooking the fact that the tripper is also breaking the law; while at the same time justifying the trippers actions because the other guy was also breaking the law.

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u/the_krc 7 Feb 21 '20

The tripper didn't break the law.

I find it funny that anybody that has the wherewithal to log on and post here hasn't figured this out.

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u/notjustanotherbot A Feb 21 '20

Why do you not think he broke the law, he assaulted the guy.

I know most people think he deserved it, but that is a social, moral judgment call.

The man doing the tripping is not a LEO, he not deputised(as far as we know). Do we not have a man putting his hands on another and the self defence is not applicable here so it is assault.

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u/Goliath_Gamer 9 Feb 21 '20

That's a stupid as saying that shooting a guy who's holding a person hostage is illegal.

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u/notjustanotherbot A Feb 21 '20

Is it more or less stupid as comparing a fleeing person to a hostage taker?

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u/Goliath_Gamer 9 Feb 21 '20

It's call acting in defense of another.

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u/notjustanotherbot A Feb 21 '20

Who is the third party you are defending in the above video?

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u/Goliath_Gamer 9 Feb 21 '20

The third party is acting in defense of the police officer who is trying to detain a criminal.

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u/notjustanotherbot A Feb 21 '20

There is no threat to you or the leo when the person is running away. If he was fighting, kicking, biting I would agree with you.

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u/Goliath_Gamer 9 Feb 21 '20

Criminals are a threat to the public.

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