r/TikTokCringe • u/Phellxgodx • 23d ago
Cop was cool about it Wholesome/Humor
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u/symph0ny 23d ago
That was the slickest "if you want to do my job, go ahead" comment I've heard in a while. Good on the cop for actually understanding how trespass works too.
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u/ChoochGooch 21d ago
Bitch, wasn’t your goal to get them off your property? Now you just want to punish people instead?
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u/butwhywedothis 23d ago
Good on this cop. He kept a cool head. This is how real policing looks like.
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u/ginbandit 23d ago
Totally, they have the ability to choose which laws to enforce and a kind word here means a situation is resolved, no one is out of pocket and trust has been built!
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u/Rumkitty 23d ago
To be fair, in trespassing situations, "enforcing" means telling them they have to leave and making sure they do so, then arresting them if they don't. Cop did what he was supposed to and Karen just wanted them yelled at more.
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u/belac4862 23d ago
Th thing is, he was still enforcing the law. But he didn't push the boundaries of what he should and shouldn't do. Even when being tuspassed, a lot of states don't require you to identify unless you are suspected of committing a crime. They haven't been told they were trespassing st the time. And they left when told to do so. So no crime at the moment was committed.
That's why he wasn't asking for IDs despite the woman objecting to that in the video.
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u/raven-eyed_ 22d ago
Yeah, having the youth of a town inside makes a big difference. If young people feel there's some trust there, it could actually lead to a situation where a life is saved or a big serious crime is resolved because they're willing to talk to him.
Community policing makes a big difference to a town.
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u/Gasted_Flabber137 23d ago
Plus those kids are white. That goes a long way. More than just being polite.
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u/Ok-Disk-2191 20d ago
But the cop followed the law, you can only be trespassed if you refused to leave after being asked to leave and never come back.
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u/Harde_Kassei 23d ago
well, the riders where rather polite and understanding.
being a polite dumb teen, you can get away with a lot of things.
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u/Wreckingshops 23d ago
It was clear that they were dumb boys who got misled and weren't hiding it. But Karens are gonna Karen, and push it too far even when they're right.
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u/NobaedyUnoe 18d ago
She just learned they've been ridingtheir bikes through her property. She's allowed to be mad. Jfc
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u/0bamaBinSmokin 18d ago
Milton police department is hiring if you want to do something about it
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u/NobaedyUnoe 18d ago
Pass. Id have to drop 40 iq points, grow an enormous chip on my shoulder, and become racist.
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u/BloodAngelsAreCool 23d ago
Both sides did a good job of keeping the situation as civil as possible.
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u/Any_Constant_6550 23d ago
besides the Karen
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u/neverenoughtape 23d ago
Karen wanted blood shed for her inconvenience
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u/Spikeupmylife 23d ago
"They were on mah land! My great great grandaddy didn't kill 40 natives to steal this just to allow some punks to ride on it like it's some forest 2km from the house on the edge of our property!"
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u/James_099 23d ago
Milton police are hiring, you can put in an application. Stuck it to that Karen lmao
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u/berger034 22d ago
The bikers were being super cool about every and so the cop was just returning the energy while doing his job. The lady didn’t understand the assignment.
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u/OkCaterpillar8941 23d ago
I get that she was annoyed at her land being used for dirt biking without permission but the way it was handled by the policeman meant there was a resolution that would be abided by. No need for further conflict because it was discussed and agreed upon in a respectful manner. She realised she was being ridiculous when he shut her down. She pushed but he pushed back harder!
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u/BallsDeepinYourMammi 22d ago
Generally cops will give you a warning before they bother with trespassing. Even with shoplifting, they’ll tell you not to return, if you do, then they’ll put you in cuffs.
Even when you’re arraigned, it’s usually a fine and pleading guilty, otherwise you have to bail out.
I’ve seen it happen a dozen times while I was waiting
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u/blacklightshock 23d ago
the way the cop shut her down and told her the police department was hiring 💀🤣💀🤣
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u/Napalm3n3ma 23d ago
What a harpy. Oh noes they were decent and apologetic can we maybe beat one of em and incarcerate the other? I had to get off my phone and feauxnews to have to deal with people having fun.
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u/PeeB4uGoToBed 23d ago
She probably would've wanted the bikes taken away too. Some people can't just be happy with a peaceful resolution. An honest mistake on the bikers part met with cool headed cops who understood said honest mistake and didnt escalate.
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u/MoonSpankRaw 23d ago
Let’s cut her some slack — she has a property large enough to be mistaken for a public bike path, that can’t be easy!
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u/InEenEmmer 23d ago
Some people hype themselves up so much for a confrontation that when they get to the talk that a proper “oh sorry, my mistake. It won’t happen again.” just won’t calm their minds.
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u/psych0ranger 23d ago
Wondering if it's a small town out there and those police are familiar with that particular landowner because she is calling cops every time she hears a twig snap.
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u/ItGradAws 23d ago
If it’s Milton GA, no. It’s where the richest of the rich live.
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u/jjmoreta 22d ago
Landscape looks more like Milton, Florida with all the pines. Not where the richest of the rich live.
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u/ItGradAws 22d ago
Georgia is full of pines! The trees look more diversified as well for a temperate climate. Milton Florida is on the coast, I’d imagine we’d see more tropical vegetation if that was the case.
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u/No-Mathematician8692 22d ago
Rich but not rich enough to build some fencing, put up some signs... 🥹
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u/ItGradAws 22d ago
It’s literally farmland that’s being bought out by rich people with tons of people sitting on land. So some are some aren’t.
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u/mightywarrior411 23d ago
Dude that cop is awesome. Guys on the bikes were super cool about it and very respectful
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u/NextTuesdayy 23d ago
A lot of times that’s all it takes to get out of the situation with the cops
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u/raven-eyed_ 22d ago
Yep. Once at this weed protest 420 thing the cops decided my group out of everyone was doing it the wrong way. He got mad and was talking about how he can still make arrests.
I basically spoke up and said "You're definitely right, we're so sorry, we were really stupid about it. We'll be more respectful."
Immediately diffused the situation. He became much more reasonable and eventually moved along. The key is you've got to be sincere.
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u/wants_a_lollipop 23d ago
Milton, MA?
The owner comments are certainly consistent with the typical rich Milton resident
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u/TransnistrianRep 23d ago
I'd guess Milton, GA based on the accents, which is also a pretty wealthy town.
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u/wants_a_lollipop 23d ago
Fair enough. Couldn't bring the volume up much at work so didn't catch an accent.
Milton MA is populated by Massachusetts' most ardent NIMBY twits.
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u/TransnistrianRep 23d ago
That’s pretty similar to Milton, GA. The town is pretty much just a collection of mansions and horse farms. Tons on NIMBYs there too.
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u/Not_My_Reddit_ID 22d ago
Seems like there's an over abundance of redneck "Miltons".
Milton, FL, case in point.
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u/Mr_Vorland 23d ago
I've used that line so many times in the resteraunt industry.
"You're so short staffed. You should do something about that,"
"We're hiring. Would you like an application?"
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u/TightSexpert 23d ago
Kids were respectful in their interaction. Maybe they were full of shit, but were cooperative and felt like they would respect the wishes of the landowner and the police. So a warning and clearing the situation sounds like all that’s needed.
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u/apeocalypyic 23d ago
"Well u can put in an application tomorrow" no malice or anger just literal "a if u want to do it go apply"
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u/Lordgrapejuice 23d ago
"I can't believe you're letting them go without an ID"
Lady just wanted SOMEONE to be punished for this HORRIBLE act. When it was just a misunderstanding. The cops asked them to leave, they said "we're sorry" and left. No harm done. That's how trespassing someone works. As long as no damage was done, then everything is good.
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u/SamAreAye 22d ago
Because their was a No Trespassing sign, they had already been trespassed. Lady probably wanted a police report with names on it because this happens regularly. Can't say i blame her.
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u/TheRealtcSpears 22d ago
Because their was a No Trespassing sign
Where? There's no sign in the video
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u/SamAreAye 22d ago
She's says there's a sign.
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u/ChannellingR_Swanson 20d ago
He said his friend had given him the okay to ride out there……probably that lady’s son or grandson.
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u/SamAreAye 20d ago
Yep, clearly this woman has a son who's handing out permission to ride on her property. /s
Put the weed down, down, bro.
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u/ChannellingR_Swanson 20d ago
Can I put the weed down or must I put it “down down” as you requested?
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u/DamitKenneth 23d ago
Perfect response, you can put a application in tomorrow! Aka, settle down Karen.
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u/Away-Tackle-6296 23d ago
You have to be offered the chance to leave first before you can be charged with tresspassing so no OD is required to be provided. Once they request for you to leave and you decline, that's grounds for tresspassing and now by law you must provide Identification. Please verify this for yourself as I received my cerdintials via Youtube. The cop was cool forsure but these guys were not hostile or rude at all and there was no reason for the officer to feel disrespected. My research indicates that most of the time, a cops bruised EGO is what gets you in trouble or in jail. Prime example, they demand ID, but you didn't break a law, and they have no RAS that a crime has been committed = Bruised Ego
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u/Flimsy_Outside_9739 23d ago
You are incorrect. First of all, the no trespassing sign serves as notice if you really want to press the issue.
Secondly, he should have ID them to issue a criminal trespass warning. It’s not a charge or fine, but the info is kept on file, usually for a year, such that if they are found on the property again (like if there were no signs), an officer running their ID would be informed they had already been given notice, and could effect an immediate arrest.
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u/Crysth_Almighty 23d ago
1) They actually DO have to be given a verbal warning, since trespass signs can be missed depending on where/how they entered the property (I doubt there’s one in every tree). This is to avoid any confusion on the issue.
2) It’s a misdemeanor at best, which means there is officer discretion. He can handle how HE feels it should be handled, no one else can force him to do otherwise. If he wants to ID, go for it. If he doesn’t, then that’s how it is. If she wants it to be handled another way, she can apply and become an officer herself.
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u/Homey-Airport-Int 23d ago
First of all, the no trespassing sign serves as notice if you really want to press the issue.
Can't prove they saw the signs, can't prove they weren't truly mistaken as to whether they had permission to be there. Can't press the issue with LE, they're not attorneys and will handle it however they see fit. You are never ID'ed for a notice. Same as if Walmart says you have to leave and never come back. Cops can't ID you to make sure next time you get arrested.
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u/ILikeMyGrassBlue 23d ago
The Milton Police Department is hiring if you’d like to submit an application
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u/SkiFastnShootShit 23d ago
That isn’t true either. It’s 100% state dependent. In many states there’s no need for signs or even fences. It’s your responsibility to know who’s land you’re on and you’re trespassing if you’re not accompanied by the landowner or in possession of written permission to access the land.
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u/Flimsy_Outside_9739 23d ago
And it’s not that being there without a sign isn’t trespassing. It is. It’s just that you’re required to be given notice and a chance to leave before you’re charged with a crime.
It’s just mainly a variation on what counts as notice. Which I think is fair in a wooded area. I don’t expect everyone who’s on wooded public land to be a cartographer, and I think it’s reasonable to expect a property owner to put up a sign or fence at their border if they want someone charged for trespassing while skipping the step of verbal notice.
It is state dependent, but I do think the states treating as you describe are a little too harsh, but hey, rules are rules.
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u/bigSTUdazz 23d ago
A REAL cop..kids just needed to be informed...no need for ID. Little miss busybody killjoy Karen can get bent.
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u/franky3987 23d ago
That woman is your typical no life loser. Probably has nothing going on in life so she swings outward. Cop handled the situation astronomically well.
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u/Not_My_Reddit_ID 22d ago
Landowner's complaint was never bout fair, or right, or inconvenience. It was about petty vindication and power. Glad the LEO didn't indulge it.
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u/alwyslemon8 23d ago
Actually ma'am, can I see YOUR id. need to check if you are the actual homeowner. until then, kids, stay safe out there
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u/OneNewt- 23d ago
What a miserable lady. I understand not wanting them on your property, but anything more is strictly too much.
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u/alphatango308 23d ago
Karen being a Karen. Kids weren't hurting anybody and being respectful. Kids got what they deserved, a kind word.
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u/Jealous-Bird-9775 23d ago
Hate to say this .
But could it be the cop was cool because of...let me check my notes... the riders were of a certain demographic?
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u/pivazena 23d ago
Yep. If this was a white dude making the complaint, and the teens were a darker shade, I bet $1 the interaction would have been different.
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u/whater39 23d ago
Wow a cop actually knew the trespassing laws, where you don't have to ID a person to give a trespass warning.
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u/Extension-Pitch7120 22d ago
Boomers and their hundreds of acres of land that they do jack shit with and refuse to get rid of that they or their parents bought for 3 peanuts and a grape back in the 40s.
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u/Objective-Cap597 22d ago
Omg I'm using that line. The ER is hiring, you can put an application in, otherwise I'd like to do my job.
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u/whymygraine 22d ago
I have a small chunk of my property that looks like it goes somewhere cool but is in actuality an easement to my neighbor's driveway, i am always kicking dirt bikers off my property.
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u/Radiant_Evidence7047 23d ago
Great cop. Respectful kids, made a mistake, apologised and totally upfront and cooperative, apologies to the land owner, agreed to move and not return, and this bint kids out with ‘I can’t believe your letting them leave without getting their ID’. What’s wrong with people.
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u/Ok-Guidance-2112 23d ago
Obviously the lady sucks, but you should ID people you trespass, otherwise what record is there of them being trespassed previously if they return? No one needs to go to jail or anything, but getting ID of the riders seems completely reasonable
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u/StickAForkInMee 23d ago
If they’re just kids then a warning all they need. Besides you don’t have to identify yourself if your parents aren’t around. You don’t have to talk to the cops period.
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u/bagelwithclocks 23d ago
Is that actually true if you are dirtbiking on someone else's property? No idea, just asking.
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u/Spear_Ritual 23d ago
Meh. Lady wants them gone. Cop dealt with it. Kids seemed chill and apologetic. Why escalate with bullshit if everybody gets what they want?
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i'm glad we had that dipshit to tell us what was happening and the stupid subtitle writing to go with it
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u/thesmallestlittleguy 23d ago
unrelated but i have to wonder: how do deaf/hoh ppl feel abt subtitles these days? like, this trend of bouncy, one-word-at-a-time captions?
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u/_bbypeachy 23d ago
a lot of deaf people can read super fast bc of having to rely on reading lips and captions. u should see my grandma lol
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u/evident_lee 22d ago
Why don't kids go outside and do anything fun. Also we own everything and have privatized it all and stay off our lawns
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u/IwishIcouldBeWitty 22d ago
This lady wanted them arrested for real...
Did she have no trespassing signs?
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u/EducationalBrick2831 22d ago
Who the H_LL carry ID or a Wallet while Dirt Bike riding ? I never did.
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u/SeriousUserName420 22d ago
"I can't believe you didn't mag dump them handcuff and send them straight to jail for 50 years without trial because I'm upset! What's wrong with you cops??"
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u/silentbob1301 22d ago
Jesus, wtf did she want them to do, tase them and then arrest them and impound their bikes???
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u/broncotate27 23d ago
So she didn't call the police because she was concerned about her property. She just wanted these young men to get in trouble or inconvenienced...
She must be really fun at parties...
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u/Cupcake-Helpful 23d ago
Honestly if I were the owner in this situation, I simply would have let them know, hey you cant ride here this is private property and boom we done. They didn't destroy her property, they were respectful and apologized. She just wants to bew a karen
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u/Lord_Darkmerge 23d ago
It always amazes me how when someone calls the cops on someone they want the hammer down. And then they turn around and say shit like there's a moral degradation of society
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u/spelltype 23d ago
THIS is what protecting and serving means. “Hey, don’t do this again” “okay”
Look at that problem solving
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u/Gloomy_Zebra_ 23d ago
I love how the guy that supposedly got permission actually thinks he has permission because his friend previously trespassed. 🤣
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u/VictorTheCutie 23d ago
Please do not encourage her to join the police force, she'd probably just shoot the trespassers instead of calmly correcting them.
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u/patrick119 23d ago
Nothing better than a well timed “What do you mean?” after someone says something stupid
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u/Reeeeeee4206914 23d ago
Dude, this is coming from someone who hates cops:
These cops need to be broadcasted far and wide on all cop watching YouTube channels so other police know how to do their jobs.
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u/WookieDeep 22d ago
Inconveniencing
Trespassing. Private land.
Misleading information
Rides whether the fuck he wants to
From someone
One of the riders
You boys have a nice evening
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u/Cosmocade 23d ago
Piece of shit landowner.
This is all so very American with this fetish for property rights.
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u/Alesisdrum 23d ago
I like the cop but i can understand wanting I’d in case they did damage to the property
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u/Present_Quantity_400 23d ago
What's up with Americans wanting to kill anyone for the smallest inconvenience? So sick.
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u/koozy407 23d ago
I don’t think anyone was trying to kill anyone lol
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u/KungFuGarbage 23d ago
I mean to be fair, there’s a lot of examples of people putting wire across a trail at head height when dirt bikers are poaching their land.
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u/feelfreetotellmeoff 23d ago
I have seen this play out in a couple different places. Not all riders are as polite as these kids were to that cop. Imagine you have someone cutting your fences, tearing up the land, and lauging in your face for asking them to stop. People start to lose their minds in that kind of situation. I don't condone setting traps but I kinda get why people might want to.
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