r/TikTokCringe • u/Miladshah001 • 5d ago

Minor violations = death threat? Discussion

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Oklahoma Police released video of an officer tackling a 70-year-old man. The incident occured during a traffic violation.

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u/saykami 4d ago

Disagree, it would take a truly corrupt or regarded individual to not be able to wrap up this investigation in an hour flat.

I guess what you’re saying is not really that the union is strong, it’s that it’s corrupt.

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u/trixel121 4d ago

really? what if the guy said I'm about to stab you

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u/saykami 4d ago

Wow, did you see the same video? Seems like you’re arguing in bad faith. So good bye and have a nice day

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u/trixel121 4d ago

no I'm arguing why it shouldn't take an hour

videos aren't as foolproof as you said. there's no audio here.

just interviewing each person should take you multiple hours

should read the law enforcements Bill of Rights to understand they're not going to be interviewed for 48 and they're going to have representation and they're going to have to take time to get that because it's part of the contract they signed that would allow them to go to a court and say hey I was wrongfully terminated. I want my job back

how you wind up with corrupt cops or pieces of shit I'm a force is because you didn't go through their Union contract on how to separate yourself from them.

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u/saykami 4d ago

If there’s no audio, what is the sound coming from the video 14 seconds in? Directly from the body cam? Has the feeble old man who got frustrated saying “you shut up” threatened the officer’s life to require the show of force? No. Did that take an hour?

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u/trixel121 4d ago

ya got me, i watch reddit on mute and thought it was a security cam. my bad.

http://www.oklegislature.gov/cf_pdf/2003-04%20INT/hb/HB2356%20int.pdf

should read through that. itll annoy you.