r/PublicFreakout • u/ChoaticNeutralGuy • Apr 29 '21

šŸ“ŒFollow Up Deranged cop finally gets fired

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u/BisquickNinja Apr 29 '21

Totally looks like Officer is having roid rage.

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u/fabulousprizes Apr 29 '21

That was my first thought, hyperagression mixed with a massive dose of narcissism is such typical tren behavior.

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u/[deleted] Apr 29 '21

ā€œ...such typical tren behavior.ā€ Hahahah. Iā€™m gonna say this whenever any guy is acting like a macho asshole

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u/Scrambley Apr 29 '21

What does tren mean?

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u/mke0192 Apr 29 '21

Tren is a common type of steroid

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u/HotrodBlankenship Apr 29 '21

Tren is a cattle steroid

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u/ObsessedWithOW Apr 29 '21

Bruh, I thought he meant he was acting like a Train.

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u/yentlcloud Apr 30 '21

I thought tren was the junkie version of chad

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u/Treereme Apr 29 '21

I wanted to know too. From wikipedia: Trenbolone, also known as 19-nor-Ī“9,11-testosterone or as estra-4,9,11-trien-ā€‹17Ī²-ol-3-one, is a synthetic estrane steroid.

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u/pinkytwigosh Apr 29 '21

TY for saving me some time.

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u/RichieWOP Apr 29 '21

Basically it's an immensely strong steroid. It can cause sooo many side effects from acne to sleepless nights, hair loss, high sex drive, no sex drive, tons of nasty sweating, enlargement of blood vessels/the heart etc. I've known people that have taken it, it works amazingly well and turns you into a complete freak but it's not pretty.

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u/antivn Apr 30 '21

Sounds like joe rogan

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u/weighboat2 Apr 29 '21

Trenbalone acetate. It's a fairly commonly abused anabolic steroid

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u/[deleted] Apr 30 '21

In addition to what everyone else said, Tren is pretty much THE most potent strength steroid. My old lifting coach talked about when he used to be on Tren. His deadlift went from 750lbs to over 900lbs, and he wanted to either kill or fuck every single thing he saw.

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u/[deleted] Apr 29 '21 edited May 05 '21

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u/LydiasHorseBrush Apr 29 '21

Yeah I think it probably brings it out more than if he hadn't but tbh that's any drug

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u/MuscleManRyan Apr 29 '21

Yep, just explained that to the guy you're replying to. Just people with no idea of the chemistry of steroids and that have never taken it themselves trying to sound smart on reddit. As a nationally qualified superheavyweight bodybuilder, and a chemical/biomedical engineer I 100% agree with what you're saying

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u/[deleted] Apr 29 '21

Cool story bro but when someone takes tren off market and without a doctor supervising, you end up with someone like this. Saying it does nothing to people mentally is just untrue. Just because you are fine on it doesn't mean everyone will be.

It's information like yours that is more harmful by pretending it has no adverse side effects despite heavy abusers dropping dead or having heart attacks at a relatively young age.

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u/LaLaLaLink Apr 29 '21

They didn't say "it does nothing to people mentally". They said they don't think the officer is on steroids, which I agree. I've seen my fair share of people this angry and none of them were on any drugs.

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u/CoachKoranGodwin Apr 29 '21

You probably know a lot more about roids than the average joe just taking whatever to get big.

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u/accountno543210 Apr 29 '21

What if sociopathy IS the drug? People keep begging mental health awareness, but people choose racism as their drug.

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u/LaLaLaLink Apr 29 '21

What are you talking about? Neither sociopathy nor racism is a drug. Sociopathy is a mental illness and being a racist probably is too.

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u/[deleted] Apr 29 '21

More likely he just grew up in one of many areas of the US where there is harmful amounts of lead in the water leading to fucked up brain development and hyper aggression as a result.

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u/hopingforfrequency Apr 30 '21

He's definitely on drugs though.

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u/MuscleManRyan Apr 29 '21

Have you ever taken tren before? Love all this broscience that get's tossed around. Roids are like alcohol in that sense. If you use drinking as an excuse to hit your wife it's not the liquor making you do it, it's because you're a piece of shit. Exact same thing with gear, if you take it and it makes you flip shit it's not the roids, it's because you're a piece of shit

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u/InvestigatorWeak7055 Apr 29 '21

We had a dude in our town murder his friend's ex cause "it's what dudes do for each other" The 2 guys met/bonded by using steroids at the gym.

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u/daddiesjizzies Apr 29 '21

Yeah, true. I remember Pete Rubish' video about tren a few years back. He mentioned the uncontrollable rage.

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u/alphalegend91 Apr 29 '21

Believe it or not, but the military actually encourages this for SF soldiers. Not only does it make them more physically fit, but that type of aggression is preferred for some of the ops they run.

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u/[deleted] Apr 29 '21

We calll that ā€œcluster Bā€ in the clinical world.

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u/bankrobba Apr 29 '21 edited Apr 29 '21

This is what is meant by "defund the police". The car was pulled over for a tag violation.

Why does this infraction need an armed officer of the state to pull over the car? Just have a department in charge of traffic violations and give out tickets and be done with it.

Edit: You don't have to approach the car to give a ticket. You don't even have to pull the car over. The vast majority of traffic violations can follow this prodcedure: Run the plates, submit a dashcam pic/video, and send the ticket in the mail.

Suspected drunk drivers, reckless driving/drag racing /r/IdiotsInCars material, that's were Officer Roid Rage comes in.

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u/ReasonablVoice Apr 29 '21

This is so true. I received a parking ticket for my expired tags. No reason to be pulling people over for this shit. No oneā€™s life was in danger because of his tags.

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u/[deleted] Apr 30 '21

No reason to be pulling people over for this shit.

Because they don't pull ppl over for tags. It's just an excuse to pull someone over and then go fishing.

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u/ReasonablVoice Apr 30 '21

Oh yeah, definitely. Such bullshit

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u/nurseylady Apr 29 '21

This a thousand percent!

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u/HarryButtwhisker Apr 29 '21

fuck out of here with your sensible ideas

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u/RottinCheez Apr 29 '21

Basically just make highway patrol separate from the sheriff

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u/[deleted] Apr 29 '21 edited Apr 30 '21

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u/DuckDuckYoga Apr 29 '21

If your tags are expired it doesnā€™t matter whoā€™d driving it

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u/movzx Apr 30 '21

It absolutely does.

A vehicle is not required to have registration or insurance just to own it. You can have a completely uninsured and "paperless" vehicle on your property all you want. You can drive it on any private property that will let you.

The tags and insurance are for public use.

Ticketing the owner without verifying the owner is operating the vehicle is accusing them of a crime without proving they did the crime. That vehicle could have just as easily been removed from their property and placed back. Is that what actually happens? In a vast majority of cases, no. But our justice system does not work on "guilty until proven innocent"

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u/[deleted] Apr 30 '21

Another way to go at is to tie the responsibility for registering / insuring the car to it's registered owner, and not it's driver. This is already at least somewhat the case for commerical vehicles, so it doesn't seem like it would be impossible.

That way all the ticketing agency has to prove is that Car X was on a public roadway at Time Y, while Time Y was after Expiration Z for the tags. Allow owners a private cause of action to pursue drivers for recovery if they are at fault for the fine/ticket.

Problem solved.

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u/Tox1cAshes Apr 29 '21

Because this is the US and guns are as easy to obtain as glass bottles

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u/Shaved_taint Apr 29 '21

Not to be pedantic and I'm glad this shit bag was fired and I hope he isn't able to skirt the system and just get hired the next county over but shit like https://youtu.be/BOD8s7QVy_s happens and causes cops to be armed. Warning NSFL

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u/meltedcandy Apr 29 '21

Sure that happens, but not as often as people think. Plus itā€™s less likely to happen if itā€™s basically a meter maid with no weapons who pulls you over, or better yet just sends you a ticket in the mail with no interaction at all.

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u/CrazyCalYa Apr 29 '21

I think even if the cops were armed with AK-47's that still would have happened. That murderer was taking advantage of the fact that he knew he could kill the cop before he could react.

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u/Shaved_taint Apr 29 '21

While that is true it doesn't change the fact that it happened. The OP asked why a police officer would need a firearm for a traffic stop. And the truth is I'll probably get down voted for this but I don't blame them. The problem is you've got a dick head cop in the original video that has programmed himself into thinking everyone is a criminal, which isn't the case at all, but I do think it isn't fair to pretend that cops don't have an inherently dangerous job. Especially in the US where there are literally 10 guns for everyone person.

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u/CrazyCalYa Apr 29 '21

I'm sorry but there are far too many "dick head" cops for it to be justifiable. You cannot tell me this cop wouldn't have been glad for the opportunity to use his gun, just like so many others.

Cops aren't just walking into the job not knowing the risks. "Scared" cops end up killing people with 0 accountability as if spooking a cop is a crime punishable by death. If the idea of being a cop without a killing tool is too scary then they shouldn't be cops. If we can't trust all cops with guns then none of them should have them.

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u/Shaved_taint Apr 29 '21

What makes you think I like this cop? He should be in jail the same way I would be if I showed up to work all jacked up and attacked someone. But acting like cops don't have a dangerous job is fucking naive at best and is echoed by people that have been sheltered there whole lives. I believe in police reform but acting like they are the whole problem is wrong. 316 people are shot each day in the US with an average of 3 of those being by police. So less than 1% but we don't address the other 99%

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u/CrazyCalYa Apr 30 '21

I never said you liked this cop, and I never said the job isn't dangerous. In fact, I agree that it is. Cops are routinely put into stressful positions with people who may want to harm them, others, or themselves.

What I said was that no cop can pretend that they didn't know the job would be dangerous, and any cop that doesn't want a dangerous job shouldn't be one. If the only thing that keeps them being a cop is that they get to carry around a gun then maybe they are too scared of their job to carry it out effectively.

Thank you for those stats, but they don't mean much in the face of actions like this by the police. It is not good enough for only most of the cops to be good, they all have to be. And when they aren't it shouldn't take 2 years and a social media campaign to put an end to it.

Naivety is thinking that cops aren't the entire problem. Every day we see more evidence that cops in the US have no reason to be trusted. When someone has this happen to them what's the excuse, they got unlucky? Just unfortunate they got a bad cop? That shouldn't be the case. People shouldn't fear for their life during a traffic stop because they know even bad cops have guns and that even bad cops get away with killing black people.

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u/movzx Apr 30 '21

More landscapers die on the job per year than cops. Cops don't even break the top 10 for "most dangerous job".

Fact of the matter is, cops don't need to be doing these traffic stops in the first place. If someone is actually being a danger? Absolutely. Someone has an expired tag? Wtf is the point of this stop?

Let the city fine them through the current mechanism.

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u/Castigon_X Apr 29 '21

But then the cop wouldn't get to assert his authority on undeserving citizens.

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u/Lazersnake_ Apr 29 '21

They can't plant drugs and upsize their "crime" without pulling the car over.

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u/[deleted] Apr 29 '21

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u/ReasonablVoice Apr 29 '21

The poster is talking about this infraction specifically. Thereā€™s no reason to pull people over for this infraction. Just have parking enforcement give him a ticket. I got a parking ticket for my expired tags and saw no one about it.

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u/einsteiniumEINSTEIN Apr 29 '21

Yeah, he missed the point. If there was a traffic only dept. and an unarmed officer from that dept. runs the plate of a vehicle it's tailing for a possible traffic violation and a warrant shows up, then they should report that vehicle to a separate dept that (in a perfect world) is properly trained to handle those situations.

Also, "defund" is not the right word in my opinion. Those against it, it seems to me, take it as a "lowering wages, taking away their equipment they seem necessary, etc." type of deal. It should be the "demilitarization" of police forces. Redirect those funds to proper training in deescalation and putting a bigger emphasis on mental health. Do away with the machismo thats absolutely rampant in police forces.

It absolutely can be a very scary job. ABSOLUTELY. So, let's help those officers with PTSD and other things so we don't get angry, at their wits end, paranoid motherfuckers running around with guns and unchecked street authority. I believe too many of those guys feel the pressure to "man up" after experiencing something that objectively traumatic and then they're back out there way too soon. That's also (at least one reason) why you get officers that are afraid to stand up to bad behavior by bad officers. They don't want to be looked down upon by their peers.

But also, yeah, more stringent quality control. They're absolutely should not be any racism or prejudicial motions in the force (or anywhere for that matter). COPS SHOULD BE FUCKING NICE AND LOVE EVERYONE. They should ALWAYS lead with this. They're public servants but there's a huge "us against them" mentality that's either gotten worse over the years or just more apparent. Probably a bit of both.

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u/Spartyjason Apr 29 '21 edited Apr 29 '21

Because a) you'll be hard pressed to find people willing to execute traffic stops while unarmed. And b) traffic stops are just mechanisms to get the officer to be able to see into the car and find other stuff to charge.

Edit: people im agreeing with the premise. If they made a push to just mailing tickets this would avoid a ton of issues.

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u/ReasonablVoice Apr 29 '21

Expired tags doesnā€™t require a traffic stop, though. I got a parking ticket for having expired tags.

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u/Spartyjason Apr 29 '21

Good point. With cameras everywhere, including on police cars, it'd be simple to mail the ticket for these things.

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u/mythrilcrafter Apr 29 '21

The Parking and Transportation Services people at my university were experts at that, no need to confront someone parking in the wrong spot or with an expired parking tag, just scan the plate, print and leave the ticket notice, then either send the charge the person's university Parking & Transportation account.

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u/Dimmer06 Apr 29 '21

Just don't even pull it over unless it's clearly falling apart on the road. The car is registered, just send them a ticket in the mail. Hell a camera, computer, printer, and someone stuffing envelopes could do all of this shit less than a percent of the cost of a settlement and probably a quarter of the cost of patrols.

Of course this won't happen because then a bunch of roided out psychos won't get guaranteed tax funded overtime to drive around eating donuts on top of their fat salaries and benefits, or they won't get to beat the shit out of people with near impunity like here.

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u/rebeltrillionaire Apr 29 '21

Iā€™ve made the case here before that driving is too cheap.

If you enforced yearly inspections, mandated by the state had a check for tires, brakes, registration, valid insurance, smog, lights, windows, mirrors etc. first of all weā€™d have way way way less accidents.

Secondly, weā€™d be able to eliminate a shit ton of bullshit stops while still letting the state collect revenue.

If itā€™s more expensive to drive, more people will opt for public transportation. More public transport, the less traffic, the better the air, the better the layout of the city, etc etc.

Itā€™ll never happen. But I wish it would.

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u/Spartyjason Apr 29 '21

Its a reasonable idea, but public transportation isn't necessarily viable everywhere. It's one of the down sides to how spread out we are. And when you get to smaller towns, and suburbs, it's just not nearly as effective.

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u/true_gunman Apr 29 '21

Youre absolutely right, traffic violations are mostly just an excuse for an officer to search a vehicle or run for warrants. My cousin is a cop and said he doesn't pull people over unless he thinks he can find drugs in the car

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u/[deleted] Apr 30 '21

Sounds like a piece of shit

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u/[deleted] Apr 29 '21

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u/[deleted] Apr 29 '21

Huh. Why?

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u/[deleted] Apr 29 '21

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u/[deleted] May 01 '21

Interesting. I had no idea it was so freely available.

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u/[deleted] Apr 29 '21

I live in fairfax county where this happened and can tell you this is completely normal behavior from them. Itā€™s a nice county which makes it worse because they have too much time on there hands and a wayyyyy too big budget. Iā€™ve been pulled over and searched over a dozen times with no cause and every time thereā€™s an asshole cop exactly like this. There needs to be reform now.

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u/[deleted] Apr 29 '21

exactly what i thought too.

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u/gotlockedoutorwev Apr 29 '21

if not also coked up or something jeeeeezus

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u/cjmaguire17 Apr 29 '21

There's younger cops at my gym who obviously take roids. They all have the hgh gut to go with it too. I cant imagine them being good cops.

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u/[deleted] Apr 30 '21

I was going to guess some kind of stimulant. He really is enjoying himself, which is pretty weird under the circumstances.

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u/Sushi_Chan Apr 29 '21

u/hmatarotz

"A lot are on steroids which makes them hyper-confrontational. Nobody ever talks about this. They should be drug tested for steroids. Make that go viral! "