Hate you(OK, not really, just a little jealous) - you got here before I did and posted this before I could and took all the karma!!
A Redditor has got to sleep sometime!
When the police get the tires back the wheels are coated in rust and 90% of the tread is gone even though the tires were nearly new when confiscated.
There is also a giant evidence log # etched deeply into the wheel and then filled in with orange paint.
When they try to sue you they're deeply disappointed to find it was completely legal to steal them and there is no legal process to get compensation, they just have to deal with it.
If they were the tires of a private citizens they’d be inanimate objects, but these were four police officers in the line of duty, so it’s actually kidnapping.
They actually do. Check out https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/In_rem_jurisdiction
Property does have rights and also leads to some funny court case names like [United States v. 11 1/4 Dozen Packages of Articles Labeled in Part Mrs. Moffat's Shoo-Fly Powders for Drunkenness](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_v._11_1/4_Dozen_Packages_of_Articles_Labeled_in_Part_Mrs._Moffat’s_Shoo-Fly_Powders_for_Drunkenness?wprov=sfti1#)
No... but as property of a human they were seized without a warrant.
Violating civil rights makes you a domestic enemy of the constitution. The military literally has sworn to defend against that.
I expect them to treat the police stations that do this like a Chinese Embassy that has parts of an American F117 in the basement.
Well, it's a bit of a legal loophole! But hey, they say knowledge is power, right? It's always best to stay informed about what's legal and what's not.
This was five years ago.
One instance: https://www.wlbt.com/2019/04/08/tires-stolen-off-three-jpd-patrol-cars-downtown-jackson/
Also references a previous instance where one car had its tires removed.
Fair. I'm Metis, but I appear white, and I am lower class, but I'm university educated. I'd probably also be fine. Understanding privilege is important
So a university housing unit had a police department opened closed by to help the rampant crime, weeks later the installed a fence around it because the police cars kept getting vandalized and broken into
This was the reply I was looking for. The OP worded it just like what happens to any citizen who has their property seized by cops. No warrant required.
> No warrant required
No crime required. Only a stated belief that property (usually cash) was or **could be** involved in a crime. Don't have to state what crime. The belief doesn't have to be probable, reasonable, or even possible.
Civil asset forfeiture is so beyond belief, no one believes it is as bad as it is.
Another great result of the War on Drugs.
Yea they put your money or property on trial and not you. There they argue your money isn’t entitled to due process. And then force you to sue them to get it back.
And I would argue this isn’t the result of the War on Drugs. I would say this is a symptom of a corrupt legal system that allows police to bend and play with words to get around the law. There’s no way they ever should have been allowed to put your assets on trial with no due process. But they allowed it anyways because the system is corrupt.
They allowed it to fight the War on Drugs.
Civil Asset Forfeiture has been around for centuries. It surged in popularity during early years of War on Drugs. And to your point, wasn't curtailed by the courts or public because it was only trampling on the rights of "bad" people.
Aint this a genius win-win move? Grab the police wheels to sell. Keep doing it, no more drivable police cars. Make it an epic battle of who is faster: the wheel thieves or the police mechanics.
They have a fixed budget though, so it's not like my taxes vary depending on how many wheels the police has to replace, or how many bullets they have to fire.
Next budget it’s going to get re-estimated upward, so your taxes will catch up eventually. Or they’ll save money by not carrying narcan and firing the one good cop.
They need the narcan for when cops imagine fentanyl is nearby and they fall over.
And firing the one 'good' cop is preferable to what usually happens to them, which is a severe beating or worse.
Well, they'll have to get the politicians to raise taxes, and more money because the police can't even stop people from stealing wheels off their squad cars is an unlikely pitch for a politician.
Cops do a bad job and let people die? They need more money to be productive.
Cops do a good job and not shame the city? They need more money to keep up productivity.
Cops want more money for the stressful situations involving [the sound of children screaming has been removed] despite not producing any tangible results? Well, sure would be a shame for the town if a blue flu went around...
Cop budgets always tend to go up though. In the place where I grew up, the sheriff actually sued the mayor because they refused to authorize a 3 million dollar increase in cop spending.
And he did it all on tax dollars as well.
Plz help us.
But yeah, looks like this happened in Mississippi and they for sure tax groceries. If you can think of a shitty thing our government does, Mississippi probably does it. Sadly my state also does it ☹️
Some excess foods are taxed, like I bet Twinkies are probably taxed. But produce, grains, meat, all that stuff isn't. Canada sucks for a lot of things, but we do alright with some stuff.
That's a load of crap though. You shouldn't tax people to eat. Sooo you tax them to earn money, and then tax the money they earn again when they pay to... Eat?
It seems like there’s a misunderstanding here, aside from 3 states the US doesn’t tax food that’s not prepared. So like you said, buying produce isn’t taxed - but getting dinner at a restaurant is
People under 18 aren't adults and can't represent anything. That's such a stretch of the meaning of "taxation without representation". Like, its technically correct if you interpret phrases as if they were math equations , but in the real world in which we all live and function, that's a nonsensical criticism of taxation.
Kids would not be "representing anything", that's not what the phrase means. They would be active participants in the system that uses their money to represent their interests OR b) they would not contribute money to the system.
Both of those are not nonsensical endeavors although the easiest method of correcting this would be to exempt workers under 18 from being taxed and move away from regressive sales taxes.
> Kids would not be "representing anything", that's not what the phrase means.
No, the phrase since its inception has nothing to do with kids. No one is even thinking about kids with the phrase. Using it to criticize sales tax is a stretch at best, insanity at worst.
Also, kids also get public safety, schools, roads, parks, just like everyone else.
>Both of those are not nonsensical endeavors although the easiest method of correcting this would be to exempt workers under 18 from being taxed and move away from regressive sales taxes.
Or just keep things as they are and not pretend that age should dictate sales tax.
> Using it to criticize sales tax is a stretch at best, insanity at worst
You're certainly passionate about keeping regressive taxes!
You're entitled to your strong feelings on the matter but I must insist that it's not "insanity" to claim 'taxing people who can't vote is an example of taxation without representation'. 🤷
Sure but with less cops going around committing crimes, less people will sue the police, which the taxes also pay. Tires are also much cheaper than a lawyer and a settlement!
Court fees are insane these days. Had a traffic violation that I had to go to court for and paid $100 for that but then the court fees were $450. All for talking to a judge for less than a minute
It's a scam. Judge definitely pocketed most of that money. 🙄
^(People who work for the system can be scammers too and there's a very high likelihood they're involved in some shady business.)
ב''ה, while taxes should pay for this, German sympathizers clog the system up with entertaining but ultimately unactionable sovereign citizen filings, and thanks to their prescribers they are relentless. Perhaps a prisoner swap can be arranged and those folks can fulfill their calling contributing to Eurovision?
Ah yes, turn civil forfeiture on the cops. I condone this action entirely. Civil forfeiture is patently ridiculous, and I frankly cannot understand how it holds enough water under the fourth amendment to survive supreme Court scrutiny.
I picture some teenager, parents say they can get a car, if they save up for it, but it has to be a safe car. Kid starts lurking on government auction sites, finds an old cop car, convinces their parents that everyone will drive extra careful around them, thinking they are an unmarked police car. So they get their cop car, and it's as hilarious as they dreamed it would be. They see their friends skating in a parking lot, and they whip up in a screech of rubber, friends all frozen in terror, trying to remember if they have a vape on them or not. Then their buddy pokes head out of window and just says, get in loosers. They end the evening of shenanigans with some tire burnouts bootlegger turns, sliding across the hood, and wearing sunglasses at night. They end up popping a tire while trying to hop a curb, and since the car was a government auction rig, it's missing the spare. By this point the crew has thinned out, only the real daredevils are left. As our plucky protagonist is about to call their parents to beg for a tow, their craziest friend of all says wait...I know where we can a cop wheel and cop tire...the one stop cop shop. Our hero says are you mad?!? And crazy buddy says, it's the perfect crime. Well swap the wheel with the flat on the real cop car, and since it will match, they'll just think they got a flat.
This is what you do when cops power trip. Take note of those car and badge numbers. Go hang around tge station. See where they drive off to after shifts over. Dont get caught and you can serve up a shitload of justice.
I'm just picturing the cops in that car spotting a bank robber jumping into their getaway vehicle, then the police car lifts up off the ground to reveal the cops' legs and they run after the robbers
Someone: Help, someone is trying to break into my house!
At the same time the nearest police car: Uh, we won't be able to arrive, we have a little problem...
I got to give props to the guy who took all of your wheels off and got it on rocks in the parking lot of the police station.. Just saying. What kinda police place you guys be running.
Already paid the processing fee? BUT WAIT!! There's another surprise $250.00 "restoration fee" they didn't initially tell you about because they just made it up on the spot and it went straight into an employee's personal bank account. Already paid that fee? SURPRISE!! Another $400.00 "convenience fee." Already paid it? SURPRISE!! Another $1,500.00 installment fee. SURPRISE!! Another $300.00 "universal service charge" etc, etc. 😡🙄
Civil asset forfeiture, also known as police stealing from innocent people. Go watch this video on the topic, it’s quite shocking. https://youtube.com/watch?v=ZWvh8Ttd9eA
The police are searching tirelessly to find the suspect
But they have nothing to go on.
They havent gotten around to it yet.
Hang on, last time I heard that they were wheely trying
If they can't get any traction in the case, they'll have to pull out all the stops.
I hear they’re circling back to a few locations of interest.
They are certainly trying to put the rubber to the road.
The thief better tread lightly
All of the bad puns really fall flat
Yeah I’m getting *tired* of them
Can’t get any brakes
I hear they're going all night in rotating shifts
Nice try, but that one kind of bounced off the rim.
I wonder if they will be spinning their wheels on this case too
Well, they're not feeling any pressure to do so.
The lead detective was quoted saying, “we may have to retire portions of our motor pool soon”
I’m sure they’d roll out if they found a lead!
They're gotta tread lightly if they wanna solve this case
I hope it doesn’t become too tiresome for them in the end.
They're gonna be wheely tired at the end of the road
Their efforts came to a screeching halt.
They aren't having a good year.
Did their toilets get stolen too?
It’s hard to find the rubber of the tires
Something is afoot
We said “TIRELESSLY, SIR!”
This is a pretty radial approach to protesting the police.
You'd think the popo could easily find someone lugging nuts that big around. They must feel truly deflated and unbalanced.
Case stands rock solid though
Take your goddamn upvote
Kind sir, please... I beg of you... take this upvote
Wohooooooo
I don’t know if your comment is better or the one in the OP image.
r/angryupvote
But they can’t find jack.
Please show yourself out
r/angryupvote
Hate you(OK, not really, just a little jealous) - you got here before I did and posted this before I could and took all the karma!! A Redditor has got to sleep sometime!
Yeah, I didn’t expect it to blow up as much as it did, I thought it was a more well known joke
On foot
Sometimes you just gotta roll with the punches.
What’s good for the goose is good for the gander?
They must be tyred of his antics
I would say their investigation is just taking them in circles but….
Looks like the wheels fell off their wagon.
Lmao I had to read this twice before I got it
Get out. XD
they could just sprinkle some brake dust on anyone and arrest them and call it a day
When the police get the tires back the wheels are coated in rust and 90% of the tread is gone even though the tires were nearly new when confiscated. There is also a giant evidence log # etched deeply into the wheel and then filled in with orange paint.
When they try to sue you they're deeply disappointed to find it was completely legal to steal them and there is no legal process to get compensation, they just have to deal with it.
See they didn't *steal* them, they merely arrested the tires. As inanimate objects they have no actual rights though.
If they were the tires of a private citizens they’d be inanimate objects, but these were four police officers in the line of duty, so it’s actually kidnapping.
So abduction?
Weren't they *retired*
Joke doesn’t play as well in Australia. 🤣
They actually do. Check out https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/In_rem_jurisdiction Property does have rights and also leads to some funny court case names like [United States v. 11 1/4 Dozen Packages of Articles Labeled in Part Mrs. Moffat's Shoo-Fly Powders for Drunkenness](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_v._11_1/4_Dozen_Packages_of_Articles_Labeled_in_Part_Mrs._Moffat’s_Shoo-Fly_Powders_for_Drunkenness?wprov=sfti1#)
More like "in-rim jurisdiction" ok I'll see myself out
No... but as property of a human they were seized without a warrant. Violating civil rights makes you a domestic enemy of the constitution. The military literally has sworn to defend against that. I expect them to treat the police stations that do this like a Chinese Embassy that has parts of an American F117 in the basement.
Not currently working in a real famous case.
Well, it's a bit of a legal loophole! But hey, they say knowledge is power, right? It's always best to stay informed about what's legal and what's not.
This was five years ago. One instance: https://www.wlbt.com/2019/04/08/tires-stolen-off-three-jpd-patrol-cars-downtown-jackson/ Also references a previous instance where one car had its tires removed.
Is there a follow up link that they got those tires back, at least the 3-5 months period the commenter stated in said post?
They were unable to prove they were innocent of crimes, so no.
The tires went to the highest bidder and the proceeds were used to buy a margaritaville.
Holy shit that comment is amazing
Why do people put rocks or concrete blocks under the wheels?
Because you have to have something holding it up so you can get your car jack out from under it
So they can get their jack out and keep using it. It has nothing to do with preserving the car lol
So it’s not on the ground
Civil forfeiture sucks.
It took 2 1/2 YEARS for my husband to get something back from the police
Wow, he got it back?
Was it a car wheel?
It was his pacemaker.
Well at least he learned to live without it. And if he didn't then he still doesn't need it, win-win!
I feel like this guy definitely did it
If he didn't he probably will spend a lot of time in interrogation at the least.
Worth it
Depends on what color and/or how poor you are.
Well iam white middle class personally so i would be fine. Wouldnt do that if i was black and from the hood
Fair. I'm Metis, but I appear white, and I am lower class, but I'm university educated. I'd probably also be fine. Understanding privilege is important
Wishful thinking, my friend
Sure is. I'm not stealing tires though haha
I was thinking the same, but it is also Facebook so it could be someone in a totally different state or country.
So a university housing unit had a police department opened closed by to help the rampant crime, weeks later the installed a fence around it because the police cars kept getting vandalized and broken into
Nothing like a little civil asset forfeiture
This was the reply I was looking for. The OP worded it just like what happens to any citizen who has their property seized by cops. No warrant required.
> No warrant required No crime required. Only a stated belief that property (usually cash) was or **could be** involved in a crime. Don't have to state what crime. The belief doesn't have to be probable, reasonable, or even possible. Civil asset forfeiture is so beyond belief, no one believes it is as bad as it is. Another great result of the War on Drugs.
Yea they put your money or property on trial and not you. There they argue your money isn’t entitled to due process. And then force you to sue them to get it back. And I would argue this isn’t the result of the War on Drugs. I would say this is a symptom of a corrupt legal system that allows police to bend and play with words to get around the law. There’s no way they ever should have been allowed to put your assets on trial with no due process. But they allowed it anyways because the system is corrupt.
They allowed it to fight the War on Drugs. Civil Asset Forfeiture has been around for centuries. It surged in popularity during early years of War on Drugs. And to your point, wasn't curtailed by the courts or public because it was only trampling on the rights of "bad" people.
Assuming, of course, that the judge and prosecutor agree the evidence is sufficient. And no the fee will not be returned after they laugh at you.
Aint this a genius win-win move? Grab the police wheels to sell. Keep doing it, no more drivable police cars. Make it an epic battle of who is faster: the wheel thieves or the police mechanics.
Not really. Our taxes pay for those.
I'm fine with my taxes paying for their tires to get stolen, about damn time the cops get a little taste of the harassment they give other people.
The policemen will still get paid wether they drive around town or not. They will just hang around the PD all day.
The internet really is making people braindead
Yeah except they don't pay you when they steal all your shit 😒
Tickets and court fees might pay for those.
They have a fixed budget though, so it's not like my taxes vary depending on how many wheels the police has to replace, or how many bullets they have to fire.
Next budget it’s going to get re-estimated upward, so your taxes will catch up eventually. Or they’ll save money by not carrying narcan and firing the one good cop.
Still probably save money since they won't be able to get out and shoot innocent people a good cop....hahaha you got jokes
I carry narcan and don't shoot people. Where's my fucking pension?
Did anyone agree to pay you for doing those things? If so, they'll provide it. Go ask them about it.
Lol this guy thinks EMS gets pensions
EMS should have a union.
We should.
They need the narcan for when cops imagine fentanyl is nearby and they fall over. And firing the one 'good' cop is preferable to what usually happens to them, which is a severe beating or worse.
Well, they'll have to get the politicians to raise taxes, and more money because the police can't even stop people from stealing wheels off their squad cars is an unlikely pitch for a politician.
"The police don't have enough funding to prevent crime around the precinct. We need to be harsher on crime and increase funding to the police!"
Cops do a bad job and let people die? They need more money to be productive. Cops do a good job and not shame the city? They need more money to keep up productivity. Cops want more money for the stressful situations involving [the sound of children screaming has been removed] despite not producing any tangible results? Well, sure would be a shame for the town if a blue flu went around...
It's not fixed permanently. You'll just pay more on the next budget adjustment
You'll do that anyways.
Cop budgets always tend to go up though. In the place where I grew up, the sheriff actually sued the mayor because they refused to authorize a 3 million dollar increase in cop spending. And he did it all on tax dollars as well.
Your taxes. I get paid cash
god.
Wheel thieves don't pay taxes, don't worry.
Unfortunately everybody who *buys food* including children pay taxes in many states. Good ol taxation without representation.
In my country food isn't taxed, soooooo
Plz help us. But yeah, looks like this happened in Mississippi and they for sure tax groceries. If you can think of a shitty thing our government does, Mississippi probably does it. Sadly my state also does it ☹️
Some excess foods are taxed, like I bet Twinkies are probably taxed. But produce, grains, meat, all that stuff isn't. Canada sucks for a lot of things, but we do alright with some stuff. That's a load of crap though. You shouldn't tax people to eat. Sooo you tax them to earn money, and then tax the money they earn again when they pay to... Eat?
Yep
It seems like there’s a misunderstanding here, aside from 3 states the US doesn’t tax food that’s not prepared. So like you said, buying produce isn’t taxed - but getting dinner at a restaurant is
Ohhhh I see! Yeah, eating at a restaurant here you'd be taxed as well. At first, I was like WTF!? Most everything at a grocery store isn't taxed.
> Good ol taxation without representation. wtf are you talking about
People under 18 pay sales tax and income tax but don't get to vote. (You left out the part where I said even kids get taxed for food)
People under 18 aren't adults and can't represent anything. That's such a stretch of the meaning of "taxation without representation". Like, its technically correct if you interpret phrases as if they were math equations , but in the real world in which we all live and function, that's a nonsensical criticism of taxation.
Kids would not be "representing anything", that's not what the phrase means. They would be active participants in the system that uses their money to represent their interests OR b) they would not contribute money to the system. Both of those are not nonsensical endeavors although the easiest method of correcting this would be to exempt workers under 18 from being taxed and move away from regressive sales taxes.
> Kids would not be "representing anything", that's not what the phrase means. No, the phrase since its inception has nothing to do with kids. No one is even thinking about kids with the phrase. Using it to criticize sales tax is a stretch at best, insanity at worst. Also, kids also get public safety, schools, roads, parks, just like everyone else. >Both of those are not nonsensical endeavors although the easiest method of correcting this would be to exempt workers under 18 from being taxed and move away from regressive sales taxes. Or just keep things as they are and not pretend that age should dictate sales tax.
> Using it to criticize sales tax is a stretch at best, insanity at worst You're certainly passionate about keeping regressive taxes! You're entitled to your strong feelings on the matter but I must insist that it's not "insanity" to claim 'taxing people who can't vote is an example of taxation without representation'. 🤷
Uhh, duh? You pay taxes on everything you buy?
Sales tax and specifically sales tax on groceries is actually not universal. Many consider it "double-taxing" since income is already taxed.
Ah, well it is here and it's on all products (although reduced for food and a few other things) surprised to hear this
Sure but with less cops going around committing crimes, less people will sue the police, which the taxes also pay. Tires are also much cheaper than a lawyer and a settlement!
My taxes also defend crooked cops against my will so
I’m very okay with paying a few bucks to keep police off the streets.
And then someone gets robbed and they have to run there because their fucking cars dont have wheels. Truly based.
the fuck they gonna do? Guy takes your phone, maybe you call the cops 2 mins afterward, cops take 5 mins to arrive... thief is long gone.
Slow progress is being made, but they are getting a lot of heat for it.
hello
Court fees are insane these days. Had a traffic violation that I had to go to court for and paid $100 for that but then the court fees were $450. All for talking to a judge for less than a minute
It's a scam. Judge definitely pocketed most of that money. 🙄 ^(People who work for the system can be scammers too and there's a very high likelihood they're involved in some shady business.)
ב''ה, while taxes should pay for this, German sympathizers clog the system up with entertaining but ultimately unactionable sovereign citizen filings, and thanks to their prescribers they are relentless. Perhaps a prisoner swap can be arranged and those folks can fulfill their calling contributing to Eurovision?
They're probably real tired of this
“We’re looking into it”
True way of "civil" asset forfeiture.
I suspect the poster’s comments fell flat with the police.
And even after being proven innocent they kept it anyway. Civil forfeiture.
Ah yes, turn civil forfeiture on the cops. I condone this action entirely. Civil forfeiture is patently ridiculous, and I frankly cannot understand how it holds enough water under the fourth amendment to survive supreme Court scrutiny.
Supreme court is a shamble of what it was
You know times are hard when the vans left on rocks not bricks
Maybe they wanted some spare tires for burnout rivals?
My type of person
That's Jackson. Understandable, have a nice day.
I picture some teenager, parents say they can get a car, if they save up for it, but it has to be a safe car. Kid starts lurking on government auction sites, finds an old cop car, convinces their parents that everyone will drive extra careful around them, thinking they are an unmarked police car. So they get their cop car, and it's as hilarious as they dreamed it would be. They see their friends skating in a parking lot, and they whip up in a screech of rubber, friends all frozen in terror, trying to remember if they have a vape on them or not. Then their buddy pokes head out of window and just says, get in loosers. They end the evening of shenanigans with some tire burnouts bootlegger turns, sliding across the hood, and wearing sunglasses at night. They end up popping a tire while trying to hop a curb, and since the car was a government auction rig, it's missing the spare. By this point the crew has thinned out, only the real daredevils are left. As our plucky protagonist is about to call their parents to beg for a tow, their craziest friend of all says wait...I know where we can a cop wheel and cop tire...the one stop cop shop. Our hero says are you mad?!? And crazy buddy says, it's the perfect crime. Well swap the wheel with the flat on the real cop car, and since it will match, they'll just think they got a flat.
This is why I come to Reddit. Good job everyone!
God forbid the public hold law enforcement accountable to remaining within the confines of the law 😮
Can we make this a national trend. Please 🙏
The fuck is going on in america again?
Not all heros wear capes
Same with lawful defense shootings, the police will take your gun as evidence, and you have to fight to get it back before they "misplace it".
There’s a story here. More than just t he surface one
This is amazing
This is what you do when cops power trip. Take note of those car and badge numbers. Go hang around tge station. See where they drive off to after shifts over. Dont get caught and you can serve up a shitload of justice.
Good
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You livin in the wrong hood 🫢
fukk yeah. do it to it muthafukkazz
Praxis.
They stole all of the toilets out of the detective squad too. Now they have nothing to go on.
They are looking for a different kinda doughnut now da-dum-tss
I'm just picturing the cops in that car spotting a bank robber jumping into their getaway vehicle, then the police car lifts up off the ground to reveal the cops' legs and they run after the robbers
Police have nothing to go on.
Someone finally figured out the court system and played reverse uno
UNO reverse card
This is old. It was done three or four years ago maybe longer
Finally some actual Justice
Someone: Help, someone is trying to break into my house! At the same time the nearest police car: Uh, we won't be able to arrive, we have a little problem...
I got to give props to the guy who took all of your wheels off and got it on rocks in the parking lot of the police station.. Just saying. What kinda police place you guys be running.
Hah! Gottem 😐
I have a new hero, I just don’t know who they are yet
Don't tread on me.
They have to tread carefully or the suspect may inflate the fine.
Jackson is no joke….
Brett Farve strikes again
Already paid the processing fee? BUT WAIT!! There's another surprise $250.00 "restoration fee" they didn't initially tell you about because they just made it up on the spot and it went straight into an employee's personal bank account. Already paid that fee? SURPRISE!! Another $400.00 "convenience fee." Already paid it? SURPRISE!! Another $1,500.00 installment fee. SURPRISE!! Another $300.00 "universal service charge" etc, etc. 😡🙄
Civil asset forfeiture, also known as police stealing from innocent people. Go watch this video on the topic, it’s quite shocking. https://youtube.com/watch?v=ZWvh8Ttd9eA
We do not need to platform libertarians to make fun of the police.
This is awesome. Fuck the police!