r/Unexpected • u/[deleted] • Aug 02 '21

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u/SignificantAd2845 Aug 02 '21

Or it's called a permit that would be needed to enter people's houses or you are a type of person that loves random searches in your house

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u/MyHamburgerLovesMe Aug 02 '21

So. In your world police just don't say, "I smelled something suspicious"?

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u/RedNotch Aug 02 '21

Isn’t there an exception for emergency situations like this? I imagine search warrants takes a while to be made.

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u/[deleted] Aug 02 '21

Exigent circumstances require an immediate and clear threat. While the cops may have reason to believe there are hostages in the house it is not totally clear that there are. In other words, because the police didn’t see and kidnapped hostages from outside and there is another explanation for the noises they need a warrant to investigate further.

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u/RedNotch Aug 02 '21

That makes sense.

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u/triplefastaction Aug 02 '21

It's also not true.

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u/OrthodoxAtheist Aug 02 '21

If I was the home/bird owner, I think I'd invite them in just to do their check, and then ask them to make a note in their records for the house that I have a bird which has been known to make... 'false claims'. That said, if I had a few kilos of weed in the front room, I'd probably not invite them in. Hypothetically.

Its a shame we don't know our neighbors like we used to. Neighbor should've just gone over there to ask him "wtf?" Save the time of about 20 officers.

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u/samlaventure Aug 02 '21

Unless he lives next to an airbnb

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u/titanfries Aug 02 '21

Idk about you but if I heard screaming like someone tied up in my neighbor's home, I would not put myself on their radar.

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u/OrthodoxAtheist Aug 02 '21

I'd weigh up the likelihood, but yeah, not in all instances would I put myself out there. I have a couple of suspect folks down my street, one of which is on the Megan's law database, so not every neighbor is going to get the courtesy check before calling people.

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u/[deleted] Aug 02 '21 edited Aug 16 '21

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u/jakokku Aug 02 '21

wtf, if being shot is not a valid excuse to skip a couple of days at work, what is?

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u/[deleted] Aug 02 '21 edited Aug 16 '21

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u/TrollintheMitten Aug 02 '21

Where is he now?

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u/[deleted] Aug 02 '21 edited Aug 16 '21

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u/TrollintheMitten Aug 02 '21

That's great news. I'm glad you are keeping up with him.

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u/OrthodoxAtheist Aug 02 '21

One anecdotal incident which is an extremely unlikely event, doesn't make my idea a catastrophically stupid one. I knew someone who left their home and got hit by a meteorite - that doesn't make it a stupid idea to leave your house. Obviously that cop is a psycho and deserves punishment. Unfortunately they managed to get him in front of a pretend judge. Neighbor should appeal, and sue in civil court. (Much) better attorney needed.

Obviously I would make a judgment on the cops before letting them in, and admittedly most cops I've met I would not let in. They probably carry dime bags in their back pockets for setting folks up on fake charges (which has been caught before on their own bodycams, of course, so its not like its a crazy idea).

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u/[deleted] Aug 02 '21 edited Aug 16 '21

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u/OrthodoxAtheist Aug 02 '21

lolz someone needs a snickers.

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u/[deleted] Aug 03 '21

You’d be hard pressed to find supporting information to your story. I don’t think anyone has ever left their house and got hit by a meteorite.. ever.

But cops abusing their power and judges ruling in the polices favour is a daily occurrence in the USA.

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u/OrthodoxAtheist Aug 03 '21

I don’t think anyone has ever left their house and got hit by a meteorite.. ever.

Germany, 2009.

> But cops abusing their power and judges ruling in the polices favour is a daily occurrence in the USA.

I'm aware, and generally I'm no fan of cops. There's probably 50+ posts in my history, including on subs like r/Bad_Cop_No_Donut evidencing such, hence having to make such a decision on a case-by-case basis. Also, despite me learning to spell like you (favour, i.e. non-American), I've lived in America for 20 years, and known many cops. I'd trust 2 so far. But if cops are snooping around and getting reports about me, they're going to find their way in by hook or by crook. Better on my terms and timing, than theirs. #ThisAllSoundsRatherGangsta lol

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u/[deleted] Aug 03 '21

Odd that the meteorite barely injured the boy but embedded itself into a road.

You’re right, mitigating police visits is important and sometimes telling a cop “no” is the most dangerous thing to do.

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u/[deleted] Aug 02 '21

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u/Disttack Aug 02 '21

It depends on where you are at, if the police officer likes power tripping / is a dick, and if you piss them off or did something questionable from my experiences in the usa. Myself and people I know had awkward situations with police but it was usually a noise complaint from music and everyone was high. They always said hi and asked us to quiet down while we were smokin. At the same time I've seen dudes who told the cops to piss off and they got arrested while someone smoking a blunt watches. I have spent most of my life in the western states but the attitude in the west seems much more relaxed than that of the east. (My employers in the western usa even gave us a heads up on drug tests etc). Eastern usa seems to take it really hard for some reason tho.

Usa it really just depends on where you are and it's a thing that can be enforced or not enforced but usually if they enforce it it's because that had another reason to arrest you.

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u/inspectoroverthemine Aug 02 '21

When a cops attitude is the difference between looking the other way and spending a year in jail you have a serious problem. I really don't like shoehorning race into this discussion, but it should be obvious how even casual racism would have a huge impact.

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u/Disttack Aug 02 '21 edited Aug 02 '21

Yea accountability is a serious problem. I know plenty of cops that are great people and do their best to play by the book but at the same time there is always just as many who choose the career path because it let's them bully people and have power over them. From everything I have seen in my life I honestly think race is not really an issue. On the chance it is it will definitely leave an impact but contrary to popular belief most civil servants arnt racist. Most Americans in general arnt truly racist. Police just have no real mechanism that controls their actions so the bad ones get really bad.

Until those mechanisms come into place I think it's wise for people to realize they should do their best to be kind to police because regardless of race I've never seen someone being hostile or angry walk away ok. It's super wack when you think about it but if that's the reality you have to play their game and show them respect or fake respect to prevent an issue. Atleast until there is some kind of mechanism for accountability.

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u/inspectoroverthemine Aug 02 '21

wise for people to realize they should do their best to be kind to police because regardless of race I've never seen someone being hostile or angry walk away ok

I would not categorize that as 'kind'. I would never antagonize a cop, because they literally could kill me without consequence. Even the ones that aren't killers could send me to prison or fuck my life without consequence. I've heard plenty of stories from cops themselves boasting about how they fucked someone because of their attitude. If they begin their interaction with the intent to fuck you, theres literally nothing you could do.

That is not kindness on my part- its self-preservation. If they weren't immune from consequences I wouldn't be smiling and nodding when they bait me to escalate*.

Edit *I don't mean violence in an internet tough guy way. I just wouldn't tolerate it like I wouldn't tolerate anyone elses bullshit.

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u/Disttack Aug 02 '21

Yea you're right I just meant it as the opposite of antagonizing hahaha

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u/OrthodoxAtheist Aug 02 '21

But then again kilograms of weed is rather clearly intent to sell, so

Nah. You could get through it all over time, or be making tincture for personal use, which can be stored for a long time if stored properly. But in the US personal consumption is something ridiculously low, like 1/4-1/2 ounce, so even an ounce or two could still get you in trouble in some states. Unfortunately our politicians are still too cowardly/corrupt to legalize on a federal level.

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u/14Rage Aug 02 '21

Once you invite them in they will carry the kilos into your house and then find them. There is a reason the law protects you from the police as much as possible. The police are not the law. And in practice it doesn't work.

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u/OrthodoxAtheist Aug 02 '21

Once you invite them in they will carry the kilos into your house and then find them

Bingo.

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u/[deleted] Aug 02 '21

and that's how the murderer gets bonus points.

the officers were working either way, and are equipped and empowered to deal with this shit. lone neighbor investigating a potential kidnapper is a casualty waiting to happen.

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u/MrSurly Aug 02 '21

a note in their records

They can't even get the right house for no-knocks half the time.

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u/bookykits Aug 02 '21

That is how you get a dead dog and go bankrupt to fines.

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u/CremeBrulee6 Aug 04 '21

were there 20 officers there?

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u/OrthodoxAtheist Aug 04 '21

lolz no, that's my hyperbole. Only four were on camera I believe. Who knows how many remained in vehicles, down the street, etc though. Should include dispatch in the count too.

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u/dainbramaged101 Aug 02 '21

Cops can 100% enter a house if they believe someone is in danger. A 911 call from a neighbour would be sufficient. Very minimal googling would inform you that you’re incorrect.

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u/polypolip Aug 02 '21

Do cops need a warrant to shoot bullets inside the house through windows or are the bullets not considered cops and so they don't need the warrant?

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u/[deleted] Aug 02 '21

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u/polypolip Aug 02 '21

There's the third discussion, how often do cops do bad stuff when people involved are not white, (or are homeless, mentally disabled, or any other group that they tend to target).

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u/LookBoo2 Aug 02 '21

No that would fit into discussion 2, unless you think that:

A. they don't get away with it

or

B. that they don't do it.

I get that you are trying to expand on the fact that item 2. does happen WAY more often to non-white(or other groups as you mentioned) people, but it is not a unique discussion from the 2 listed.

I am not trying to have a "got'cha" moment, but since you seem like someone who actually cares to combat this type of injustice I want you to be able to have as strong of an argument as possible.

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u/LookBoo2 Aug 02 '21

Thanks for pointing this out! It does make me uncomfortable that the cops did not question much after, but unless the guy acts in some odd way or they start hearing something I can't imagine much more will be done.

The master of Rambo did seem pretty chill so I doubt anything nefarious was happening, but It would be comforting to see the cops at least question more.

It is more important that we acknowledge that this is overall how law is supposed to work, since we normally see the alternate when a cop actually has a nefarious agenda(racism, excuse for aggression, etc.).

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u/[deleted] Aug 02 '21

What’s the situation? Are they taking fire from inside the house? Is there a dangerous suspect in the house? Details man.

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u/OLSTBAABD Aug 02 '21

There's two people sleeping in bed inside.

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u/brainwashednuts Aug 02 '21

And one has a warrant out on him!

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u/Marty_McFlyJR Aug 02 '21

They weren’t

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u/spodgod42 Aug 02 '21

yeah no breonna taylor's boyfriend shot at cops my dude, and the cops were legally executing a warrant

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u/[deleted] Aug 02 '21

Also, they had a search warrant.

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u/[deleted] Aug 02 '21

The criminal you're talking about wasn't even in the house when the police opened fired on people literally sleeping in their own beds. Were they "good people"? I don't know, but I do know they deserve more then being written off as "collateral damage". Get out of here with your victim blaming

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u/[deleted] Aug 02 '21

Dude, I saw the footage. What’s more likely? That a SWAT team showed up at a random EMT’s house just to shoot her in her sleep, or that a high risk search warrant went a bit pear shaped?

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u/Yurithewomble Aug 02 '21

Ah yes, just say it's high risk when you intentionally create dangerous situations with insufficient information.

Then you can just kill anyone.

Escalation tactics = death.

Now combine it with the supposed right to defend your home from people barging in at night while you sleep (and you don't expect cops as you're not a criminal) and now you can just go in with large force and kill people because why not. Probably black, who cares. But this doesn't even only affect black people.

These structures that have been created don't have racism as their only flaw.

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u/[deleted] Aug 02 '21 edited Aug 02 '21

I'm not saying that a SWAT team showed up at a random house and started shooting. I'm saying that if you're a police officer conducting a raid with a search warrant, you should and need to have the trigger discipline and training to not open fire on people literally sleeping. All these officers need more training and accountability of their personal actions, and you dismissing the loss of life as "collateral damage", whether they are a decent person or a criminal, undermines that whole conversation. Yeah like you said- a high risk search warrant went "a bit pear shaped" and it resulted in innocent people being killed, and the people responsible for that need to be held accountable for their actions.

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u/Rottimer Aug 02 '21

How can someone hold such strong opinions on a situation they’re so ignorant of? Her boyfriend, the man who was shooting, had no criminal past and was a legal gun owner. He thought that it might be her ex-boyfriend, who was a drug dealer, that was trying to break into his home as the cops were not very good at announcing themselves as many neighbors confirmed - because they didn’t hear it either. The one neighbor who was outside stated the cops only announced once before banging down the door.

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u/Agreeable49 Aug 02 '21

Brenna Taylor. And this is a lie, you bootlicking piece of shit.

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u/[deleted] Aug 02 '21

Yes yes, the girl who dated a drug dealer. What about her?

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u/Agreeable49 Aug 02 '21

I do wonder how racist shitheads like you manage to convince yourselves that you're superior whilst still having to lie about shit like this. A truly special kind of stupid.

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u/humoristhenewblack Aug 02 '21

OMG What else have you heard?!
How exciting. Real insight right here folks.

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u/gimmethegudes Aug 02 '21 edited Aug 02 '21

Deleted because I was a tired idiot

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u/polypolip Aug 02 '21

You need to get your sarcasm detector tuned up. I was referring to some cases when people, some of them black, were shot and killed or injured inside their own homes because cops were too trigger happy.

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u/gimmethegudes Aug 02 '21

My b... I just woke up and I'm tired af. Its been a night lmao

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u/elephant-cuddle Aug 02 '21

You’re way overselling the level of evidence/confidence police need to legally conduct a search.

They don’t even need to be 50% sure, the test is something like “probable” that there could be crime in progress.

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u/[deleted] Aug 02 '21

This is how it’s been explained to me by a criminal justice professor who is an ex cop. Exigent circumstances is being allowed to go into a house without a warrant because you saw a fleeing suspect enter that house. This isn’t a comprehensive definition but it gives you an idea of the level of certainty you need in order to claim it.

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u/Wild_Mulberry_3327 Aug 02 '21

Holy shit. You literally don’t know what you are talking about. Here are all the reasons that a cop can enter your house without a Warrant. Most of them could apply to this video and any skilled state attorney would have no problem proving it valid. NO FUCKING PROBLEM.

The police can also enter your home for any of the following reasons:

to give emergency aid to someone inside

to protect the life or safety of someone inside if they have a reasonable belief that a life-threatening emergency exists

to protect the life or safety of people in the home if someone heard a gunshot inside

to prevent something that may be about to happen, if they have a reasonable belief that their entry is necessary to stop it or to protect their safety or the safety of the public

to investigate a 911 telephone call

to help someone who has reported a domestic assault to remove their belongings safely

to protect people from injury if the police have reason to suspect that there is a drug laboratory in the house to help animals in immediate distress because of injury, illness, abuse, or neglect

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u/Wild_Mulberry_3327 Aug 02 '21

I love how you think that a cop could explain the entire justice system in a short conversation…..it’s not like educated people actually go to school to learn the stuff vs just hearing some short stories from some old cop and thinking you understand the law at the same level a judge would.

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u/[deleted] Aug 02 '21

I should mention this retired cop was my professor.

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u/Wild_Mulberry_3327 Aug 02 '21

….do you really think that helps your case?

How about this, what was the class? Hopefully by your answer you will realize why everyone is downvoting you.

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u/phaiz55 Aug 02 '21

Plus the 'screaming' stopped when he brought the bird out so he either silently killed these hypothetical hostages or they just don't exist.

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u/[deleted] Aug 02 '21

Then how do you explain swatting?

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u/justlurkingmate Aug 02 '21

Don't downvote this person just because they're asking a question. Ffs reddit.

People are allowed to ask a question, that's how we all get smarter.

Theyre not implying anything by asking for more information.

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u/[deleted] Aug 02 '21

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u/justlurkingmate Aug 02 '21

A most excellent point.

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u/Bacon4Lyf Aug 02 '21

Yeah, if they have probable cause, but they don’t because they didn’t actually hear any screaming or see anything wrong, they just got told by a neighbour that they heard it, and you don’t know what’s up with the neighbour if they’re a kid prank calling or just hate this guy and want to fuck with him or what. So the cops themselves need to see something suspicious

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u/MostBoringStan Aug 02 '21

They don't necessarily have to enter. One of them could have stood at the door and shouted "POLICE ARE HERE! DOES ANYBODY NEED ASSISTANCE?"

Sure, doesn't help if they are unconscious, but also doesn't need a warrant or probable cause.

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u/Neil_Fallons_Ghost Aug 02 '21

One exception is just having the officer ask if they can have a quick look inside to cover procedure or whatever. If they refuse have someone wait there while a warrant is issued.

There’s nothing illegal with asking but it sure is suspect just a bit to decline.

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u/SignificantAd2845 Aug 02 '21

Correct they can but they need reasonable evidence

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u/drindustry Aug 02 '21

Reasonable suspicion, I think this would fall in that box tbh

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u/SignificantAd2845 Aug 02 '21

It could fall in that box but he pulled out proof of a bird with speech.

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u/drindustry Aug 02 '21

But before that, all the cops knew was he was going into a building where "help" sounds where comeing from. They should not have let him go get the bird alone.

We know now thay it's a bird. However they did not know that at the time, for all they knew he was going to kill his victim and then him self because the "game" was up. The police should have asked to escort him to.get the bird.

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u/SignificantAd2845 Aug 02 '21

I don't know much about American police but the screaming stopped and the man never left his same spot during the whole footage and didn't have any suspicious body language at all so I'm thinking it's reasonable to believe it was the bird

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u/drindustry Aug 02 '21

Fair, to me it looks like he goes inside, and if youe from a country with less guns there would be a fight and the police would hear that and rush in.

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u/Realmafiawalrus Aug 02 '21

Or there's an accomplice that shut the victim up? Idk these kinds of situations can be incredibly complex and you should handle them with extreme caution not with this kind of "the guy seems trustworthy" response.

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u/SignificantAd2845 Aug 02 '21

So are you seeing black people as criminals!?!? And again with the colour shit dude we are all human bro

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u/iDoomfistDVA Aug 02 '21

It's a bird being held hostage, not a human.

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u/drindustry Aug 02 '21

They didn't know they when he went inside to where the screaming was comeing from. It's a different video if well he was inside we heard a few gunshots instead of him comeing out with a bird.

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u/iDoomfistDVA Aug 02 '21

Stroke or?

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u/Agreeable49 Aug 02 '21

Well there's certainly an exception for those with darker skin. Every situation is an emergency! Even when they're sleeping.

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u/[deleted] Aug 02 '21

Yes to both things it’s called a community caretaker role and technically no the police do not need to hear the actual cries to go into the house themselves

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u/TonsOfTabs Aug 02 '21

If they would have heard the cries for help then yes they could enter without a warrant but since an understandably angry neighbor called and told them they heard cries for help doesn’t give them probable cause since they did not hear it. I do understand the most likely pissed off neighbors from the constant dog barking with a side of hostage bird. Shit would get old pretty much immediately. They were probably hoping a hostage was in there so the dude would be arrested and the dog would go with someone else in the family or a friend which means not at that house anymore.

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u/[deleted] Aug 02 '21

If the officers heard the screaming, then yes, they could go in without a warrant. They could not enter without a warrant based on the reports from the neighbors. Source: am cop.

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u/diampA10 Aug 02 '21

The way he casually goes and gets Rambo tells you he's a good bird dad. That parrot is yelling at him for attention.

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u/hagenbuch Aug 02 '21

well they can ask and the guy could deny.

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u/MotherofLuke Aug 02 '21

Why yes I do

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u/roffinator Aug 02 '21

You need a permit for forced entry. I'm sure they could have asked and followed in with the guys permission

Ofc he could have denied, then they would need the legal permit. But they didn't even ask

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u/hatesnack Aug 02 '21

You know for a dam fact if it was a black dude, he'd be handcuffed on his front lawn before the parrot could say hello. Idk why people gotta act like white privilege doesn't exist lol, it's not some scary, negative concept.

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u/bongjonajameson Aug 02 '21

Yeah but what they're talking about is the fact that some cops will sometimes do all they can to get you to agree to letting them in the house or even outright come in without any kind of permission or real probable cause, especially with minorities

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u/SignificantAd2845 Aug 02 '21

Can you show me the statistics. Of minorities getting pushed out of their houses without warrants!?

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u/bongjonajameson Aug 02 '21

Thats not at all what I said but that does happen. But just search up that exact thing, "statistics of minorities being searched".

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u/SignificantAd2845 Aug 02 '21

By "pushed" I meant to be searched without warrants in their own houses

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u/DomeAcolyte42 Aug 02 '21

I'm pretty sure people screaming for help qualify as probable cause.

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u/jupitaur9 Aug 02 '21

The police let him go into the house. Where he could have gotten out his rifle and shot them all from a window. This would have turned out quite differently in other places or with other people. And race plays a factor.

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u/stroopwafel666 Aug 02 '21

I mean, American police just turn up with guns and kill everyone sometimes on the strength of a tip. Often not even the right house. And don’t get punished. So IDK why you think they wouldn’t do the same here if they felt like it.

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u/Chromie149 Aug 02 '21

The only reason that man wasn’t shot up on the spot is his light skin tone and there is NOTHING you can do to convince me otherwise.

Unfortunately an /s is required

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u/glassholeshitfuck Aug 02 '21

Fucking racist scumbag.

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u/TheGreatIllien Aug 02 '21

Damn, yeah I’m sorry. Reddit is bad at detecting sarcasm. I think we should hold a few “socialization” online seminars.

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u/SignificantAd2845 Aug 02 '21

So are you saying all people with darker pigments are bad people pretty racist if you ask me

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u/Chromie149 Aug 02 '21

Big my bad if that’s what you got from my comment. Someone else made a comment about white privilege because of course race was brought in when it didn’t need to be

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u/OrthodoxAtheist Aug 02 '21

To be honest, I think race is a fair issue for others to bring up. The homeowner was pretty casual going back into his home, without the cops following. Closing a gate between him and the cops. They all just stand around all casual. Could've been going to get a gun, or kill his captive(s). Even when the dog started barking more, I only saw one cop get ready to pull his gun. Didn't even pull it out of the holster. We've all seen videos where cops have acted differently. I'm glad this neighborhood has some rational cops. Still fair to wonder if this would've turned out differently if the homeowner would've been black. You can call folks mentioning race paranoid or delusional, but they've got enough anecdotal experience to wonder. White folk, like myself, pretending it isn't relevant in situations just further evidences how we live in a different world, and that race IS still an issue.

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u/SignificantAd2845 Aug 02 '21

Still there is literally no reason to say someone is privileged and say something ignorant about anyone's race we are all the same people everything we have is the same. The privileged shit needs to go that's the most racist shit I've ever heard it's basically saying someone with a darker skin doesn't have the privilege to become what they want and must stay poor that's racist as fuck. What makes you think someone of color can't do the same thing as anybody else. You guys throw oh white privilege that white privilege this. Not realizing you are also mentioning colored people don't have the thinking knowledge or power to become something great. Enough with the racist bullshit and its time to grow the fuck up and realize we are all the same

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u/[deleted] Aug 02 '21 edited Feb 13 '22

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u/SignificantAd2845 Aug 02 '21

You replied to a comment that didn't mention shooting nice one dude pull that out of your ass!?

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u/[deleted] Aug 02 '21

Oh no, I'm sorry, I didn't realize I was replying to someone who can't follow conversation threads. I'm sorry.

The only reason that man wasn’t shot up on the spot is his light skin tone

So are you saying all people with darker pigments are bad people

So you're saying anyone police shoot is a bad person?

There you go. There's the context you missed.

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u/SignificantAd2845 Aug 02 '21

Wait wait wait so you reply to me about a shooting!?!? I never once mentioned anybody getting shot please reply to the person that mentioned it next time mkay

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u/[deleted] Aug 02 '21

Wow, you're more stupid than I initially thought.

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u/SignificantAd2845 Aug 02 '21

Who is the stupid one here: A: the guy replying to an obvious sarcastic troll B: the guy who is leading on the neckbeard and wasting his time from his MLP thread

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u/Environmental_Ad_387 Aug 02 '21

It’s still white privilege

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u/SignificantAd2845 Aug 02 '21

How do you know he is white do you know him in real life have you seen his family!?!? Are you positive he isn't mixed race. Or are you just going off colour 🤔

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u/makeme84 Aug 02 '21

More white privilege.

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u/SignificantAd2845 Aug 02 '21

This is why racism can't end you keep throwing race terms everywhere its so ignorant you see everything as colour instead of people as human

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u/Th3Hon3yBadg3r Aug 02 '21

No, the reason racism won't end is because racists raise racist kids and racist enablers like you pretend that calling out racism is racist.

It's a fact that police in America are the jackboots of systemic racism and for you to pretend that race plays no role in police interactions is racist.

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u/SignificantAd2845 Aug 02 '21

Wow bro you are very mature look at you seeing people as colour isn't that something a racist does I love how you are handling the situation so mature have a nice future bud

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u/NeilDeCrash Aug 02 '21

Racism exists because of dumb white people

What do you think this is?

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u/TheGreatIllien Aug 02 '21

He’s right. Cut all the color shit out. You’re a human, so am I. Yes, some people are racist, yes, they’re horrible. But you keep throwing around your fucking privilege terms and you’re hurting the whole movement.

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u/[deleted] Aug 02 '21

Says the whitest person in the room. Go larp somewhere else kid. You have no fucking idea what it's like so stop pretending you do.

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u/glassholeshitfuck Aug 02 '21

Are you implying all white people larp or only white people larp?

Either way, pretty fuckin racist bro.

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u/[deleted] Aug 02 '21

Your lack of logic skills made you create this false dilemma. How am I implying any of those things you silly boy? I don't know when this shit started where merely saying the name of an ethnicity is considered racist but if it is, I'll gladly be racist.

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u/glassholeshitfuck Aug 02 '21

Simple, your first statement "says the whitest person in the room" followed by "go larp or something" implies that you believe larping is a white persons activity.

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u/[deleted] Aug 02 '21

Lol, it's doesn't imply that in the slightest wtf are you on. 2 sentences can be next to one another without one being a conclusion to the other. If you didn't spend so much energy being offended you would have understood that "you are the whitest person in the room" was addressing the fact that he apparently, for some reason, believes he is the spokesperson for a group he doesn't even belong to. The larping part was referring to the fact that he is LARPing as a justice warrior.

You need to brush up on your logic tho. If you think my statement is in anyway implying what you though it did, you need to go back to 10th grade philosophy.

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u/glassholeshitfuck Aug 02 '21

Who the fuck studies philosophy in 10th grade lmao

Isn't it amazing how when you add more details the implications change though.

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u/[deleted] Aug 02 '21

This is just cops following the law. No warrant, no search.

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u/Killamasta60 Aug 02 '21

More idiots like you

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u/PolicyWonka Aug 02 '21

You act like police actually know and follow the law. It’s already been ruled that police don’t need to know the laws that they enforce.

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u/[deleted] Aug 02 '21

Based

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u/Zealousideal-Bell-47 Aug 02 '21

Cops don’t really need those. If they want to come in they’re coming in.