Cop's Unlimited Patience Runs Out When She Does This 

I think there was a level of concern there for her too. The witness even said she was talking nonsense and wasn’t all there. I would have called police for them to do some kind of welfare check and would not have pressed charges either if I wasn’t truly injured.

@@TootsiePop85 That's how you enable this kind of behavior, the fact you WAIT until SOMEONE GETS HURT. You pursue charges on this person because you want to keep her away from innocent people and also for her own safety so that she can be detained. Provided this city's mental health system works, she should be getting a mental health evaluation from the courts. Stop this soft on crime nonsense, she's just gonna screw off and hurt someone else now, so this obviously young and not very worldly young lady's "concern" resulted in the taxpayer's money and the cops' time being wasted.

​@@TootsiePop85 Me either. Bless the woman's heart. She needs mental help.😢

I agree with you on that

Omg.....that was too funny😂😂😂

I don’t think I could do it myself. I’m patient but I have limited patience for stupidity. Crazy people I can handle I understand that the elevator is stuck in the basement. So they have an excuse for it. But just rude nasty people idk

I think 1/3 of America has a mental problem,

Unfortunately our tax dollars go to UKRAINE (61 BILLION DOLLARS) just this weekend. Biden & our GOV'T doesn't give a shit about US only OUR money 4 other countries. We're on our own Corrine!

We used to do these things until Reagan shut them down. It really transformed the small industrial town I lived in. Homelessness and associated crime was an issue overnight.

they closedd down the mental asylums, which allbeit wasnt the best place for them, but its better then the streets for people who arent fucked up

It took me about 20 minutes to look up the relevant law. Under most circumstances, when police come to your door, they have about the same rights and powers as a girl scout selling cookies. It is NOT trespassing if they come and knock on your door, it BECOMES trespassing if you ask them to leave and they have no legitimate reason to stay. In this case, there was an ongoing noise violation. Although this does not fall under the classic four factors analysis of exigent circumstances (hot pursuit, destruction of evidence, protection of life, protection of property), courts have ruled that it does constitute exigent circumstances in the same way an offensive odor would...something that illegally disturbs the peace and other's enjoyment of their property. If you close the door and do not answer their knocks, they CAN break the door down to turn down your stereo (and arrest you if the noise ordinance is a criminal offense in that jurisdiction). As a practical matter, most police will politely ask you to turn it down and suggest that you could be headed for a ride downtown if they have to return that same night to address a noise complaint. At worst, they will lead with, "Do you want to go to jail tonight? Then TURN IT DOWN!". Either way, the situation is resolved. In many (not all!) departments, it is standard policy for police to identify themselves (name and badge number) when asked, circumstances permitting. Depending on the situation, you MIGHT get a cop in trouble with his department if he repeatedly refuses to identify himself. Under no circumstances is his failure to ID as anything other than "Police!" a get out of jail free card. The real purpose of LEO identification is to aid civil suits. Your lawyer can simply write up in a plea, "Officer Smith, Corporal Jones, and an unidentified officer, badge # 5047 assaulted Mr. Johnson without lawful purpose at 7:15 pm..." But failing to ID doesn't completely preclude a civil suit: "Two unidentified officers of the Sherman PD assaulted Mr. Johnson without lawful purpose at 7:15 pm..." If something gets as far as a courtroom, courts can compel PDs to provide records such as shift reports, etc. to identify people. I appreciate what's going on with the flashlights. Police need to see at night, they don't need to intentionally blind people and obscure cameras in phones and other devices. While technically legal, it's unnecessarily rude and antagonistic, and poor police work in general. I get that it's "cool" to be equally rude back to rude cops sometimes, but in this case, I don't see where the officer's actions necessitated such a rude response. My take is that everyone, police and citizens alike, should abide by the same rules: Give respect, get respect. Don't give respect, don't expect any back.

He probably works in a pet shop selling turtles.

Lol fr

Got mine from Russia 🇷🇺

Implying they want you? If you’re rich maybe but once the money runs out they’re outta there

That’s a big ole cup of hot Mess!

@@calicowolffThey’re delusional. But if they all left, America would be safer.

In Texas, in the 60s, my elementary school Principal always made announcements concerning the liberry.

Spoilt is not a word.

@@CLT51154How does one spell “anal retentive” Poster child

Agreed!- the very essence of entitlement! The way she conveniently victimised herself was downright deplorable smh

Yup! I've heard people ask for "ambliances" and how they went swimming in the "Specific" ocean off the coast of California. Yo bro, what' up w'dat kind of verbiage?

This is an AI Narrator program.

There are procedures. They vary from state to state and some jurisdiction

A name most fitting!

She needs prison!

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I'm really glad to hear you overcame your struggles and that you're doing better 😊 Truly happy for u! ❤

It hurt my heart too. She needed HELP. Not incarceration. Definitely not the same..

@@WhatIdid0628wowww..

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Quite fitting!

Police are often called to deescalate situations (hopefully)peacefully, since they have that authority. The alternative is a lot more people ending up in emergency rooms or morgues due to civilian vigilance in 'resolving' things themselves.

It just seems like she is hiding something. When you call the cops but won't cooperate. It's very strange

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You know mental health facilities could be open. It takes citizens to get legislature to approve funding.

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Yeah - loved the "name number"

AMEN

Keep up the great work! It's very hard to get off drugs, you should be very proud of yourself ,way to go!

Danielle is actually Daniel.

She assaulted a stranger.

@@carolsummers8734 y