[quote name='strongpimphand']#1, jaywalking shouldn't be a crime. we have the best forensics in the world. they can tell if someone got struck by a vehicle in the walk area or not.
#2, the cop should be used to people not giving a about petty shit. if they were littering, that's one thing, because littering is serious. but things like jaywalking...some laws should be stricken off the books. jaywalking is one.
#4, i can fully understand why the women were hostile in that video pre-punch. detained over jaywalking? i'd be pissed too! it's too easy to go "take the detainment and then file a complaint and...."
that's unrealistic. it takes too much pride and too much intelligence at the time. when you're caught up in "moments", you don't think clearly. happens to almost everyone of every race. i don't support what they did, but i can understand if you're quickly thinking that you're about to be arrested for jaywalking...you're going to resist obviously.
#5, which leads back to #1, jaywalking needs to be taken off the books to prevent situations like this. it's not clear those women were aware of what the previous man did in regards to it. i can walk past someoen having a convo right now and not pay attention to it and do the same shit the previous person was just talking about. the cop might have thought they were being defiant - they just wanted to cross the street
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ffffffffffffff that
when you are 15 feet away from a crosswalk/overpass, i don't think it is asking too much to ask people to utilize it instead of darting in front of traffic
also it isn't unrealistic to say "hey don't flip out if a cop stops you for something minor" because they weren't going to get arrested for jaywalking. 99% of the time, if you aren't being a complete prick, they will let you off.
#2, the cop should be used to people not giving a about petty shit. if they were littering, that's one thing, because littering is serious. but things like jaywalking...some laws should be stricken off the books. jaywalking is one.
#4, i can fully understand why the women were hostile in that video pre-punch. detained over jaywalking? i'd be pissed too! it's too easy to go "take the detainment and then file a complaint and...."
that's unrealistic. it takes too much pride and too much intelligence at the time. when you're caught up in "moments", you don't think clearly. happens to almost everyone of every race. i don't support what they did, but i can understand if you're quickly thinking that you're about to be arrested for jaywalking...you're going to resist obviously.
#5, which leads back to #1, jaywalking needs to be taken off the books to prevent situations like this. it's not clear those women were aware of what the previous man did in regards to it. i can walk past someoen having a convo right now and not pay attention to it and do the same shit the previous person was just talking about. the cop might have thought they were being defiant - they just wanted to cross the street
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ffffffffffffff that
when you are 15 feet away from a crosswalk/overpass, i don't think it is asking too much to ask people to utilize it instead of darting in front of traffic
also it isn't unrealistic to say "hey don't flip out if a cop stops you for something minor" because they weren't going to get arrested for jaywalking. 99% of the time, if you aren't being a complete prick, they will let you off.