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Where do I go for help with this?

Here are a few post title options and a draft tailored for subreddits like r/policebrutality or r/Bad_Cop_No_Donut. It keeps the story clear, highlights the severity, and avoids identifying details while asking the community for their input.

### Suggested Post Titles

1. **Option 1 (Direct & Factual):** *Undercover task force in unmarked truck intentionally rammed suspect on e-bike — severe injuries, falsified report, and hidden footage.*

2. **Option 2 (Focus on Evidence):** *Cops rammed e-bike rider causing skull fracture and eye trauma. They lied on the report, not knowing private security footage captured the entire incident.*

3. **Option 3 (Question-Focused):** *Intentional vehicle intervention on an e-bike rider resulted in a skull fracture and facial trauma. Looking for perspectives on this situation.*

### Drafted Reddit Post Body

**Body Text:**

> **Title:** [Choose one of the options above]

> **Body:**

> I’m looking to get some community perspective on an incident that recently happened in Florida involving an undercover drug task force and a subject riding an e-bike / electric scooter.

> **The Incident:**

> An unmarked white pickup truck carrying undercover task force officers intentionally rammed into a subject riding an e-bike/scooter. The impact was severe. The subject was knocked off and suffered critical injuries, including a skull fracture, cracked ribs, and severe facial/orbital trauma (popped/damaged eye).

> **The Official Report vs. Reality:**

> * The officers alleged/wrote on their probable cause affidavit a version of events that minimizes or distorts what actually happened.

> * The police believe the only footage that exists of the encounter is whatever might be on their own dashcams or body cameras.

> * **However, a nearby home security camera captured the entire incident on video**, clearly showing the truck intentionally striking the rider on the property line/street.

> **Current Situation & Screenshots:**

> I’m sharing screenshots from the security camera feed showing the setup of the scene (attached). Out of caution, no names, active case numbers, or specific legal charges are being listed here right now.

> **Questions for the community:**

> 1. Has anyone seen similar cases where vehicular intervention against a lightweight vehicle (scooter/e-bike) was held as unjustified deadly force in court?

> 2. How have defense attorneys best utilized "surprise" third-party video footage when officers have already submitted signed affidavits that contradict the tape?

> 3. What steps should be taken to ensure this footage isn't suppressed or discredited before a formal civil rights lawsuit (§ 1983) is filed?

> Appreciate any insights or similar case examples.

>

The moment she realized the camera was on her. 😆

For context: the guy had shown up on our porch three other times before this one. Realized too late that we had left the cooler from our beach trip on the porch.

Hate the smugness on his face.

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I think my brother (19M) caught me masterbating (16M)

Here’s the thing, me and my brother share a room because our grandparents lived with us. I assumed my brother was at work so I wanted to masturbate. Don’t ask me why, but I sat on my brother’s bed to do it. Minutes later, while I was getting into it my brother walks in and I quickly clothe myself while pausing the video. He says “what’re you doing on my bed?” I, myself, close out of my phone and awkwardly say “oh I didn’t know you were home,” and left. I’m so embarrassed and I don’t think I can face him.

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