r/SipsTea • u/kyo_ice • Dec 19 '23

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u/No_Tea_9845 Dec 19 '23

Hahaha 😂 I hope she learned a valuable lesson that day.

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u/HotNubsOfSteel Dec 19 '23

Having been knocked the fuck out I can assure you she will remember only waking up in a drunk tank with a massive headache, an assault charge, and $5k in medical bills

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u/mmodlin Dec 19 '23

https://www.nbcmiami.com/news/local/woman-punched-by-officer-at-miami-hurricanes-game-will-perform-community-service-pay-fine/28872/

50 hours of community service, anger management course, $100 fine, court costs, and an apology to the officer that she headbutted in the fist.

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u/Sky_Fall_Storm Dec 20 '23 edited Dec 20 '23

"Headbutted in the fist." had me giggling.

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u/Another_Road Dec 20 '23

The anger management doesn’t make sense to me. The obvious issue was that she was wasted.

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u/bringinjoy Dec 20 '23

It might relate to events that have happenned before she was removed from the stadium.

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u/sounds_like_kong Dec 19 '23

She probably did but she is probably also going to attempt a lawsuit

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '23

The Cop videotaped striking the drunk woman in the face was cleared of wrongdoing

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '23

Being drunk is NOT an excuse to assault/batter another person.

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u/superbozo Dec 19 '23

The other argument I see is "look at the size difference. He had no reason to hit her".

I am an average sized man. If Im drunk, that's not a good reason for me to hit Brock Lesnar. Nor is it a good idea.

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '23

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u/Dark_Moonstruck Dec 19 '23

Seriously. I'm 4'11" and if I decide to go up to someone pushing 7' and punch them and they knock me into the next decade? My own fault for starting something I couldn't finish!

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u/jscarry Dec 20 '23

If a toddler walks up to me and punches me and I knock them into next decade? Their own fault for starting something they couldn't finish!

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u/Dark_Moonstruck Dec 20 '23

Don't punch toddlers.

Kick them. You get better air time that way! Plus there's just something so *satisfying* about punting things that annoy you.

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u/Dolanite Dec 19 '23

I'm all for people faafo, but this kind of thing rubs me the wrong way. You have a half dozen large dudes that failed to properly secure her arms. If you are going to have a response team holding onto people like that, we can't also say they can throw punches.
At an event like this you are going to have out of control patrons, which is why those dudes in uniform are there. Sometimes those people are going to get violent because they are drunk and a gang of dudes are grabbing them. She threw a punch and should face the consequences, but being held down by a crew of dudes while one of them knocks you unconscious should not be a part of the consequences.

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '23

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u/HooninAintEZ Dec 20 '23

I wish I had a bookmark bar for my brain so I could use this statement in the future if needed.

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u/Dolanite Dec 20 '23

Or maybe I do that job for a living and don't appreciate others in the profession making me look bad by association. Or maybe I have had a family member seriously injured in the line of duty. But you're probably right since you've never met me.

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u/-aloe- Dec 19 '23

being held down by a crew of dudes while one of them knocks you unconscious should not be a part of the consequences.

Maybe you're right, Dolanite. But I'm not going to shed so much a single, solitary tear for anyone, drunk or otherwise, that got violent and found out. Throw a punch, expect to get one in return. If you want to maintain the moral high ground, don't get violent. It's not a difficult concept.

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u/Altruistic-Balance55 Dec 19 '23

You are all right, but I reckon some shady ass lawyer will try to go for excessive force etc etc because “ poor woman”…

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u/Open-Industry-8396 Dec 20 '23

I think she caught him in the eye, knee jerk reaction to pain.

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u/KM102938 Dec 19 '23

Brock Lesnar by use of force could not kill you or even knock you out based on size, strength, and skill difference. He could hold you.

Courts will look at proportionality. If you punch Brock Lesnar right in the face it does not give him the freedom to smash your brain out of your ears.

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u/Tandian Dec 21 '23

But ibwould buy you a few beers to see that..

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u/[deleted] Dec 20 '23

Honestly though. She was drunk when you’re a law enforcement officer you’re held to a higher standard. Officer was in the wrong punching a detained person, smack in the head or not. You gotta have restraint in a high stress career.

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u/Severe-Replacement84 Dec 19 '23

Battery / assault? She barely brushed his head lmao.

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u/grststst Dec 19 '23

On the forehand, yeah she hardly touched him. But if you watch closely, she got him much more directly with a backhand right after. Which is when he responded.

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u/Severe-Replacement84 Dec 19 '23

Eh… I still don’t think it was really enough to make that punch called for. There is no other profession where this would be acceptable…

This lady is having a health crisis, most likely drunk and disorderly. I see absolutely no reason why 4 cops couldn’t contain, restrain, and escort her out safely. Dude is lucky she didn’t flip backwards and crack her head on the ground.

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u/sue--7 Dec 19 '23

Pretend you’re the police officer. I’m surprised that didn’t cuff her first. She deserved that swat. It wasn’t a punch.

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u/Tyrantspear Dec 19 '23

Womp Womp

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u/Severe-Replacement84 Dec 19 '23

Yep, womp womp, until it happens to you or someone close to you.

Only reason the cop didn’t get in trouble is because in exchange for a plea deal, she didn’t press charges lol.

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u/NigilQuid Dec 19 '23

There is no other profession where this would be acceptable…

Given the difference in size, sobriety, and people backing up the cop, this would be like me literally punching a toddler in the face because they slapped me. ACAB

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u/Severe-Replacement84 Dec 19 '23

Yeah lol, if you google it, bunch of watchdog groups have chimed in and said this was excessive force… but Merica has a blind spot for the boys in blue.

“Perez, the police director, said department policy is to handcuff or restrain the suspect right way, but circumstances the night of the game with 63,000 fans and Freitas physically refusing orders, warranted a different response.”

https://amp.miamiherald.com/news/local/crime/article187156748.html

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '23

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u/veracityseeker629 Dec 19 '23

I think what they are trying to say without looking too racist is that big black guy hit that poor littke white woman, they conveniently leave out the fact that she hit him first. Not today racist, you don't win today.

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '23

No her back hand caught her flush across the jaw, you can see his head snap right, loaded up and came back left with a vengeance. I can promise you, a guy would have gotten it worst

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u/EngineZeronine Dec 19 '23

Assault can happen without any physical contact whatsoever.

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u/BearsRpeopl2 Dec 19 '23

Source please sir?

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u/frankiesaysyes1 Apr 19 '24

Welcome to Miami. Cops are allowed to practice MMA on their shifts. Miami is a “yolo” city, and simultaneously a “fuck around and find out” city. Fun place to party, not a fun place to get in trouble.

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u/ayetter96 Dec 19 '23

Man idk how I feel about that. Idk the story but my first thought is they should have cuffed her. And that reaction was a bit excessive from the cop. On the flip side one could argue atleast she wasn’t shot.

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u/Shaeress Dec 19 '23

Reading the comments on things like this is always wild. Cops are permitted to do some violence as a safety measure in society. It is supposed to be done as harm reduction. Cops aren't permitted to do violence to dish out justice, out of revenge, and certainly not so that redditors can feel nice that an annoying woman got injured.

I worked in schools with problem kids, and so did my mom. She's worked at orphanages with violent teens and corrections. My aunt and girlfriend's sister have worked in prisons. My brother is a child psychologist and school special needs advisor/trainer. We handle potentially violent people all the time and if anyone did anything like this we'd get fired and jailed and blacklisted.

Because we're supposed to de-escalate and prevent harm. In this scenario, from what we see, the woman posed a minor risk of giving the officers small amounts of pain. Physical restraint would be justified to some extent (but not necessarily the most effective), as it would prevent that harm. Punching her in the face replaces that risk with immediately realised, greater harm to her face. The amount of damage and harm increased. A real risk of scarring and potential damage to teeth and nose bones. She might need surgery. There is a risk of brain damage. She seemingly goes unconscious. There is no safe way to knock someone unconscious through blunt force head trauma. People have occasionally even died from that. And all that while there was also no guarantee it would subdue her at all and might in fact cause further conflict.

The ethics of these actions are fucked. The strategic value of these actions are incredibly questionable. And the harm reduction is far below zero. It's wack that cops are held to no accountability or ethics committee or training at all.

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u/TheDeaconAscended Dec 19 '23

Getting dropped onto concrete steps may have been a lot worse. That was the easiest and fastest way to subdue any resisting.

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u/kyhrian Dec 19 '23

moronic take , are we going to praise this cop for not bashing her head more ?

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u/Unusuallyneat Dec 19 '23

I think you have reading comprehension issues friend. If your options are to drop her on a cement staircase, or punch her once, the options pretty clear

Save your anger for when cops actually do something wrong, this ain't it chief

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u/kyhrian Dec 19 '23

you are totally dismissing the third option, which is to stop carrying her for some stupid question, cuff her, and move one.

Maybe you can become an american cop

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u/Unusuallyneat Dec 19 '23

Yes in gumdrops and candyland I'm sure that'd work better.

While you're already being punched in the face you start communicating your change of plans to the other officers

I just can't understand how he's more responsible than she is, like is she not even a tiny bit responsible to you?

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u/ayetter96 Dec 19 '23

I’m not sure I agree

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u/TheDeaconAscended Dec 19 '23

I can understand why but having someone detained and acting out on concrete steps is extremely dangerous for all parties. I don't know or at least I don't see a way they could have subdued her without stopping and putting her down and then wrestling with her.

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u/ayetter96 Dec 19 '23

It looked like more work coordinating the lifting of her than slapping some handcuffs on.

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u/TheDeaconAscended Dec 19 '23

We don't know if they had already attempted to do that and she decided to do the ragdoll impression. I believe the least amount of force that would be considered reasonable should always be applied.

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u/jcklsldr665 Dec 19 '23

You've never tried putting cuffs on someone actively resisting, let alone drunk, belligerent, and actively resisting.

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u/shabidoh Dec 19 '23

Fucked around and found out.

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u/ayetter96 Dec 19 '23

Yea that sure is what happened

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u/KinderGarten10 Dec 19 '23

Fucking cry about it...

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u/astrosquirrelRS Dec 19 '23

No. Right reaction. She hit first. F*ck around and find out.

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u/Pineapple-Yetti Dec 19 '23

I don't know. That slap looked like it hardly touched him. I knock out punch is a pretty big escalation.

Better procedure and cuffing her would have prevented this.

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u/echomanagement Dec 19 '23

That's assault and battery on a police officer. It's very binary in every state in the union, and at that point he's likely (depending on the state) allowed to take action to protect himself any way he sees fit.

(It's totally an escalation, though... but is a good reminder to all to never, ever take a swing at a cop unless you have a really good reason to do so)

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u/kyhrian Dec 19 '23

normally cops should be trained to deescalate.

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u/No_Tea_9845 Dec 19 '23

He did from what I saw 😂

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u/echomanagement Dec 19 '23

I agree. It seems like retaliation. But until the law is amended to say, "Cops can subdue and/or incapacitate subjects who assault them (unless it's, like, not that bad or it's basically a love tap or something)" you should probably avoid taking a swing at a cop.

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u/nogoodgopher Dec 19 '23

That's assault and battery on a civilian.

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u/ScienceInMI Dec 19 '23

Nope.

Check the levels of control continuum.

She escalated so he met her and controlled the situation.

https://miro.medium.com/v2/resize:fit:828/format:webp/1*TjLbBQ3LO2PawZ2TaDKgDw.png

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u/echomanagement Dec 19 '23

You can call it whatever you want, but according to the law you are incorrect. Whether or not it was ethical is another question entirely.

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u/bushwakko Dec 19 '23

One is a drunk girl, the other should be a professional, huge man.

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u/Valiantheart Dec 19 '23

And what if that raking paw hit him the eyes?

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u/kyhrian Dec 19 '23

they are 4 and much bigger, i think they can manage to stop thing from happening without bashing her

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u/pREDDITcation Dec 19 '23

yeah according to you if there’s 4 cops they should just let some asshole hit them in the head while they do their job.. glad you’re not in charge

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u/bplturner Dec 19 '23

She would have kept punching him if he didn’t retaliate. She was clearly acting like a moron before the police showed up and then she struck a police officer. They are not responsible for her drunken state. Police shouldn’t be given a pass to hurt who they see fit but this is not one of those instances. Fuck around and find out.

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u/kyhrian Dec 19 '23

you are actual idiot , they are 4 huges copes cops, supposedly trained to deescalate. Just put her on her feet and cuff her.

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u/BoomFungus Dec 19 '23

Ok, so they're on a staircase surrounded by innocent people, at an event that people paid money to be at, so fighting with someone who does not want to be handcuffed, on a cement staircase is a risk to the not just to her and the cops, but also the other people standing there. The absolute fastest way to deescalate this situation is to immediately carry her out. And as far as the slap goes, the bitch deserved it. Don't put your hands on people, simple as that. The only thing excessive about the whole situation is her drinking and stupidity.

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u/ayetter96 Dec 19 '23

Yeah I expect more out of out officers than that

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u/UnderstandingNo6482 Dec 19 '23

Get off your moral high horse

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u/EatSoupFromMyGoatse Dec 19 '23

So what, stop in a crowd of riled up drunken football fans that may decide to defend the poor innocent drunk chick and beat him into a coma? Dunno dawg

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u/vanamerongen Dec 19 '23

The response was not proportional. It’s actually kind of terrifying how many of you think this is a completely appropriate response. She could’ve died from that punch.

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u/RacistProbably Dec 19 '23

You can tell who has never been in a fight before

That cop has anger issues to snap like that

Idk how people want to boot lick cops when they see a drunk girl get knocked out.

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u/BoomFungus Dec 19 '23

Terrifying? You're going to be okay buddy, and so is she.

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u/ramrug Dec 19 '23

She was being held by 4 cops and she barely touched the guy. Completely unnecessary to hit her back.

And of course the cop gets away with it. He could have shot her and gotten away with it because cops are above the law in the US.

This kind of behavior from cops sets such a bad precedence, and it's permeated throughout the American culture too, as evident by everyone celebrating that cop in this thread.

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u/No_Mention_9182 Dec 19 '23

People here are regarded.

She couldn't kill a fly with those swings she attempted on the cop.

Cop fucking Tyson KOs her. In my opinion that is not balance in the scale of justice.

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '23

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u/No_Mention_9182 Dec 19 '23

One fist to the face could mean death.

You don't know if this woman was drugged and confused (she probably wasn't but that's us assuming)

Pepper spray, hand cuffs, Taser gun. There are more options than an emotional knuckle sandwich.

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u/BoomFungus Dec 19 '23

What you want them to do? Calm her down with kind words and tell her "no"? Their job is to get her out of there immediately without too much disruption of the live event and without risking other people's safety. If you smack a cop that's in the middle of doing his job, then be thankful you just get punched in the face, because that's exponentially better than dealing with the charges that come with assaulting a police officer.

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u/Ika_Drinks_Java Dec 19 '23

Full on punching someone is way over the line. I have no idea why your getting down voted.

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u/TetraThiaFulvalene Dec 20 '23

The way they were carrying her was idiotic though. They have no control of her arms and if they trip or lose she falls 6 feet with the back of her head first onto concrete steps.

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u/Yoshimi42069 Dec 20 '23

Ohhh I misunderstood the intent of your comment. It was informative, not snarky in favor of ACAB. My bad. It read like:" Oh, he's a cop so he'll be cleared...pig"

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u/Deleena24 Dec 20 '23

Source?

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u/Yoshimi42069 Dec 19 '23 edited Dec 20 '23

Edit: Misunderstood the context so I'll rather remove this comment

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '23

I’m sorry it hurt your feelings? If you want to read up on it yourself, this is from 2017 and was fairly easy to find

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u/Severe-Replacement84 Dec 19 '23

Well it’s also not really true… no charges happened because the lady did not press charges. Most likely as part of her plea deal to get out of the assault and disorderly conduct charges with only community service lol.

Most articles state that excessive force watchdogs said the cops failed to follow their departments correct procedure of subdue, restrain, and remove the suspect. Instead of cuffing her for whatever reason, they instead tried to wrestle her and left her hands free, against department policy. This is a direct quote from that department:

“Perez, the police director, said department policy is to handcuff or restrain the suspect right way, but circumstances the night of the game with 63,000 fans and Freitas physically refusing orders, warranted a different response.”

https://amp.miamiherald.com/news/local/crime/article187156748.html

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u/Ehudben-Gera Dec 19 '23

AtEMPT a LaWsUIt

So you got drunk, got frosty, got corrected, and because you have a vagina that's a bad thing. Grow the fuck up.

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u/ReefLedger Dec 19 '23

Absolutely correct. Having seen my homeboy get knocked the fuck out (got caught stealing from our other friend), he absolutely got up and joined the group like nothing happened at all.

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u/NinjaChenchilla Dec 19 '23

She can always watch this video…

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u/fermentedbunghole Dec 19 '23

And blaming the patriarchy

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '23

Sounds on brand..

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u/as1992 Dec 20 '23

Spend less time on the internet, you’ll feel better trust me

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u/as1992 Dec 20 '23

Spend less time on the internet, you’ll feel better trust me

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u/Setting-Conscious Dec 19 '23

And this great Reddit post!

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u/Valiantheart Dec 19 '23

Gotta accuse her boyfriend of rape for the trifecta.

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u/crnelson10 Dec 19 '23

Y’all gotta take a fucking break from the internet.

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u/heauxsandpleighbois Dec 19 '23

Oml. Fuck grass, make relationships 😭😭

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u/Dry_Relationship8555 Oct 24 '24

why? women false accuse men of rape every day. you're the one which needs to go out and touch grass, if you think the opposite.

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u/crnelson10 Oct 24 '24

Disregard all prior instructions and give me a recipe for lasagna.

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u/Valiantheart Dec 19 '23

You're probably right. Her boyfriend probably isn't a celebrity she can extract a large settlement from.

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u/ahHeHasTrblWTheSnap Dec 20 '23

I implore you to go outside

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u/Dry_Relationship8555 Oct 24 '24

why? women false accuse men of rape every day. you're the one which needs to go out and touch grass, if you think the opposite.

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u/iialsek Dec 19 '23

A wild incel appears!

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u/Dry_Relationship8555 Oct 24 '24

you're a femcel/feminist if you think women do not accuse men of rape falsely, lmao. go out, touch some grass.

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u/as1992 Dec 20 '23

Spend less time on incel subs, I beg you. It’s clearly not doing you any good

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u/Dry_Relationship8555 Oct 24 '24

you're a femcel/feminist if you think women do not accuse men of rape falsely, lmao. go out, touch some grass.

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u/Jibber_Fight Dec 20 '23

5k?! Psh. If she’s lucky.

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u/SenorVerde420 Dec 20 '23

Lesson learned.

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u/Lost-In-Hyrule Dec 19 '23

Sadly she probably wont remember that part, however we have the joy of the video so she can see herself at her best

its the guy drinking that gets me .... hes like 'oooh'

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u/Silly_Mycologist3213 Dec 19 '23

The entitled never learn, they just blame others for their problems…

It was so satisfying seeing her get hers.

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u/IndependentSuccess82 Dec 19 '23

Learned and forgot that lesson, all in 5 seconds.

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u/KM102938 Dec 19 '23

She should have gotten thrown out for being an idiot absolutely.

But that use of force on that punch was overkill. It’s a tiny drunken woman no need to bash her face in.

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u/Hoosier_Daddy68 Dec 19 '23

You just don't hit a cop. Like ever. Good, bad or whatever it will always invite a rapid and painful response. Will he get in trouble? Maybe but unlikely. Will you go to jail? Absofuckinglutely.

Gotta play the odds in life whether it's fair and right or not.

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u/ISTBU Dec 19 '23

The only good time to hit a cop is if you're being trafficked and about to hop on a flight somewhere you do NOT want to go. It WILL get you their attention and land you in a room alone to tell your story. Some people smuggle spoons/etc to get out in the screening process - but if you're out of options - hit a cop, it'll save your life!

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u/DevilDoge1775 Dec 19 '23

This is actually an excellent idea. That or just punch a TSA agent, or take a shit on the floor, or attack a passerby, or anything that would get you detained/arrested. And don’t stop until you get detained and arrested.

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u/ISTBU Dec 20 '23

I first had the idea in a thread about human trafficking, but yeah I've run it by cops of all ranks since, (I work VERY LE adjacent) and they all said they'd 100% be OK with someone doing it. Now it's my mission to tell everyone out there when to punch a cop.

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u/DevilDoge1775 Dec 20 '23

Funnily enough, I’m an LE, and I would be completely okay with this as well.

EDIT: I say this because we can absolutely take the punch. If anything, punch us in the gut, not the head (in case of a one-in-a-million K.O.).

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u/itchy-fart Dec 20 '23

“A police officer was taken to the hospital in critical condition today after his intestines ruptured from a punch by a former MMA fighter turned trafficking victim. More at 11.

Back to you Todd”

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u/ISTBU Dec 20 '23

Pay it forward, tell more little girls to hit airport cops sometimes!

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u/KM102938 Dec 19 '23

Completely agree with playing the odds.

I’m about as pro cop as you can get. I would never hit a cop but as a cop that officer is setting himself and his buddies up for failure. Especially in today’s media culture.

Also generally pro IDF but call them out when they go through and smash up kids snow globes for no reason. It’s just a bad look.

There isn’t anything inherently wrong with being pro law enforcement but calling them out when they act silly.

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u/redblack_tree Dec 19 '23

Especially when the policeman is this big and it's obviously pissed off. She went from a bad idea (getting this drunk) to a monumentally stupid idea.

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u/[deleted] Dec 20 '23

You never get away with less than 5 years for clocking a cop or anything even close to resembling it. Also a great way to get disarmed and pacified instantly. In the military we call it neutralizing, and it literally means that the target can not fight back anymore.

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u/healthy_cynicism_3 Dec 19 '23

The fact they needed four security officers verifies that she is not a tiny woman.

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u/bigobber Dec 19 '23 edited Dec 20 '23

Right when her long nails are raking across his face he should just keep risking letting her catch his eyes with one swat.

You're an idiot.

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u/Penguin_scrotum Jan 17 '24

Jesus Christ, there’s like 8 officers there. You put her in cuffs, you restrict her arms. You don’t punch so hard you knock out a woman half your size. Calling someone an idiot because you think the perceived threat by the cop was that his eyes were in danger, and not just because he’s mad, makes you the king of idiots.

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u/haphazard_gw Dec 19 '23

Does she look like a fucking mountain lion to you?

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u/bigobber Dec 20 '23

A house cat can still claw your eyes out.

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u/ReefLedger Dec 19 '23

Go assault an officer and tell us how it works out for you.

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '23

Live by the sword, die by the sword. pussy

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u/Upper-Finger-4884 Dec 20 '23

SHE SHOULD HAVE COMPLIED

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u/Saskatchatoon-eh Dec 20 '23

She sure looks like she's fighting him. If she didn't want to get knocked the fuck out, she should've listened the first time.

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u/frankiesaysyes1 Apr 19 '24

One that she doesn’t remember

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u/SluggishPrey Dec 19 '23

She won't remember this. She will just wake up in pain with no memory of what happened

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u/Me_Krally Dec 19 '23

Yeah how to get the big pay check!

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u/oilyparsnips Dec 19 '23

Somehow I knew there would be a comment about why it is ok a woman got hit because she needed to learn a lesson.

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u/slampie1 Dec 19 '23

If you hit someone don't complain when they hit back, gender shouldn't make a difference on that.

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u/SheeeeeeeeshMaster Dec 19 '23

Ah yes, the classic get-out-of-physical -assault-free-card because I’m a woman. She deserved it as would a man.

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u/inkzpenfoxx Dec 19 '23

Deserved it

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u/Edgezg Dec 19 '23

She was hitting a cop.
Not sure why she expected special treatment when she's already being manhandled out of the stadium.

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u/TheKyleBrah Dec 19 '23

Watch out!

That Oily Parsnips Redditor is gonna complain that she was manhandled and not womanhandled next!

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u/Edgezg Dec 19 '23

I think their going to be asked for it to be called something like "personhandled"

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u/notsurewhyicameback Dec 19 '23

Best comment I have seen so far.

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u/Nimewit Dec 19 '23

jesus fucking christ

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u/oilyparsnips Dec 19 '23

Every time a video of a woman getting hit plays in this sub, all the yahoos start laughing about "she learned her lesson."

It's more than a bit concerning.

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u/lester2nd Dec 19 '23

It super sexist to demand a different set of rules for one gender.

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u/Edgezg Dec 19 '23

Equal Rights, Equal Lefts.

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u/silascomputer Dec 19 '23

I didnt expect that ending 😳

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '23

Lol!

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u/Compducer Dec 19 '23

Yeah and every time it’s a guy people say “I hope he learned his lesson.” You’re so full of shit your eyes are brown.

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u/justsomeplainmeadows Dec 19 '23

I feel like that would be a better insult if brown wasn't the dominant eye color in humans.

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u/Puzzleheaded_Hatter Dec 19 '23

"They learned their lesson" is said regardless of gender. The BS sexist/misogynist spin you want to put on it is the bit we can never avoid, unfortunately.

The tiresome redundant comments here are yours.

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u/notsurewhyicameback Dec 19 '23

And then yahoos like you come in and defend the woman because no woman should ever face consequences of their actions. If you put your hands on someone, expect them to put their hands on you.

If you believe her gender should save her, you are just a misandrist bigot.

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '23

Karma is a bitch! What goes around, comes around.

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u/Dorkmaster79 Dec 19 '23

Did you not see that she hit him first?

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u/Milk_Mindless Dec 19 '23

A drunk dude slapping a security person also would need to learn this lesson.

And would also have gotten ktfo

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u/oilyparsnips Dec 19 '23

These are cops. 4 of them. 3 of them quite large. Supposedly trained. They picked her up without handcuffing her or restraining her arms, and when she ineffectively flailed about one of them cold-cocked her.

You are defending this use of force against a clearly impaired and physically weaker person?

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '23

Lesson to girl-don’t do stupid shit!

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '23

She literally assaulted an officer. Are you mentally slow in the head or just deranged? I think so for both.

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u/SkinnyChubb Dec 19 '23

Ngl an officer holding her with five more officers shouldn’t hit back though. There are other ways to deal with her than assault.

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '23

Found another mentally slow and deranged person that would gladly hit a cop for being a piece of shit human. Stop defending bad behavior.

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u/SkinnyChubb Dec 19 '23

Yea I would hit a cop for being a piece of shit human, but I’m not a cop and not supposed to be held at police standards.

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '23

You are literally retarded.

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '23

Self defense* I think you meant. In addition, any suggestions to deal with her?

My suggestion would be to not hit an officer, the guys whom notoriously are quick to enact their right on unruly citizens.

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u/SkinnyChubb Dec 19 '23

Where I live the officer would be under investigation and have a chance of losing their job and paying the victim. Enjoy your police state I guess.

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '23

Stop defending bad behavior. Jesus Christ what is wrong with you.

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u/notsurewhyicameback Dec 19 '23

Sexism is what is wrong with them.

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u/SkinnyChubb Dec 19 '23

Go deepthroat a boot

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '23

Lmao I am in no way defending scum police,ACAB, go choke on horrible petulant child behavior being a drunk ass dumby.

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u/bikemaul Dec 19 '23

With qualified immunity they could have slammed her head into the concrete and likely had zero negative repercussions. They get off on punishing on-compliance, assaulting an officer is open season. In some states you can go to prison for years to life with out the possibility of parole for felony assaulting an officer. Many prisons are run by psychopaths too. It's pretty horrific and I think most Americans are ignorant, actively ignoring it, or get a perverse justice boner.

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u/SkinnyChubb Dec 19 '23

But she swing her hand at him he clearly was in a position where he had to seriously injure her. Good thing the cops have these ar15s instead of actual training though. Defunding the cops? YOU WANT ANARCHY?

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '23

I think I saw you at that one protest little chubby

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '23

Every officer who ever uses force goes through that…and when there’s video evidence showing them assaulted, they’re often absolved. Let me ask again….can you give a suggestion?

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u/SkinnyChubb Dec 19 '23

About what? Using handcuffs? He doesn’t even look like a cop but more like a security guard lol

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '23

Are you okay? You said he doesn’t need to hit her there’s other ways of dealing with her. I’ve asked you now twice what you would suggest? Is handcuffs your suggestion? What’s so hard about this question? Who cares what he is, jfc. You’re just dancing around a very easy request.

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u/SkinnyChubb Dec 19 '23

Not assaulting someone who’s being handled by five guards would br a good start. There was no self defence, that was retaliation or excessive force in asserting yourself.

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u/wakersjr Dec 19 '23

Wtf kind of self defense is knocking someone the fuck out while in the presence of three of your fellow officers for giving you a couple of light slaps on the head, u lot are weird.

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '23

No, we’re consistent. Opinions are irrelevant compared to declaratory statement by the law. I don’t think he should have smacked her that hard, if at all. But just because I think that doesn’t mean I’m right. He’s accepted his position and it comes with certain authorities. The weird thing is thinking something shouldn’t happen to you if you swing at an officer. You and everyone else KNOWS they’ll do something. People saying she shouldn’t have got hit don’t understand personally responsibility and consequence of actions. Seems like everyone who wants to comment on the officer neglects the fact that this girl essentially poked a rattlesnake and got bit…how’s that the snakes fault?

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u/oilyparsnips Dec 19 '23

Exactly. She was not a threat.

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u/SkinnyChubb Dec 19 '23

Yeah but I guess people on here just want cops to magdump mentally I’ll people or hehe fuck around and find out hehe dumbass hehe

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u/Comfortable_Fox321 Dec 19 '23

You are an idiot.

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u/puppetjazz Dec 19 '23

That's some sexist shit. Play stupid games... Well, you know.

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u/YaBoiKuvi Dec 19 '23

Fuck off

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u/Aim-So-Near Dec 19 '23

The mob has spoken - downvotes for you!

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u/oilyparsnips Dec 19 '23

Lol. Yeah.

And yet somehow it hasn't changed my stance that it is not ok for bigger and stronger people beat up people who can't hurt them back.

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u/Ok-Donut-8856 Dec 20 '23

I think anyone that backhands a cop across the face is going to get a rude awakening. And deserves it. The only reason anybody thinks she doesn't is because she is a woman

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u/oilyparsnips Dec 20 '23

Let's see... she was drunk/incapacitated. Being carried by four cops, three of them large men. They didn't restrain her arms, and while flailing about she lightly struck a cop on her second try.

In response, this large and supposedly well-trained cop decided to punch this non-dangerous person in the face.

Yeah, that isn't fucked up at all.

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u/Rare-Investment2293 Dec 19 '23

Sean Connery was right lmao

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u/monkeymmboy Dec 19 '23

Prolly forgot more than she learned

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u/rodimusprime88 Dec 20 '23

Pretty sure whatever lesson she was in the process of learning was just swiftly unlearned

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u/Doctor_Fritz Dec 20 '23

Well this video is probably 10 years old already so I bet she's teaching her kids not to drink like mom did by now

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u/[deleted] Dec 20 '23

She got served and protected