*** OFFICIAL *** Post dumb/random things thread

**bukowski72** · 08-02-2015, 09:03 AM

Can we please return this thread to fun stuff? Let Drk start his why I want to be a police when I grow up thread somewhere else.

Negreanu is in the middle of nowhere NC and says he ran into Kate Upton and somehow ended up at a gay bay.

https://twitter.com/RealKidPoker

**4Dragons** · 08-02-2015, 09:18 AM

Originally Posted by bukowski72

Can we please return this thread to fun stuff? Let Drk start his why I want to be a police when I grow up thread somewhere else.

Negreanu is in the middle of nowhere NC and says he ran into Kate Upton and somehow ended up at a gay bay.

https://twitter.com/RealKidPoker

I like the guys comment "do you still love her?" Lol, you don't love her, you rent her.

**4Dragons** · 08-02-2015, 06:18 PM

**jsearles22** · 08-02-2015, 08:30 PM

Originally Posted by 4Dragons

Originally Posted by DRK Star

Yes,, more facts. We still dont know everything that happened.

I still think the cop really fucked up and deserves some jail time, but in the event something ridiculous comes out, like:

Cop: I tried to open the door and he reached between the seats and grabbed something that appeared to be a gun/He tried to stab me with a concealed knife as he drove off.

Im not saying that those things completely justify what the cop did, but I want to find out what caused him to feel he had to use a weapon in that situation.

99% chance he fucked up.

I like making my decisions once I have facts, and I dont have enough to know what truly happened. If I have to make a decision just based on what I saw so far, he is guilty and should be punished. IMO, the cop was a bit concerned with this guy based on how he was behaving, and made a bad decision to pull his gun when the guy didnt comply because he was startled by the guy not opening the door.

Did they find a weapon in the car. Did the guy have priors for weapons or violence? How was he acting inside the vehicle? What are the laws in that state as they apply to confronting that driver? Did the officer have the right to open that door?

even if he had the right to do everything above, what makes him think a gun in that case is necessary? No clue. I dont know anything about that guy driving except he was dressed a bit on the pimp side, he handed a police officer booze (this is never something considered normal) and wasnt obeying some of the commands.

Once the cop said he was dragged, and video proved he wasnt, it crushes his story. It really points the finger toward him being guilty, however, maybe he said this because he was in shock and truly thought he was dragged (still guilty though).

You did a lot of typing and the only thing that needed to be put down was 'this guy got shot in the face for not having a front license plate'.

That you don't acknowledge that is worrisome.

Yep, had nothing to do with him being evasive when questioned, then starting the car so he can speed off when the cop tried to open his door.

I don't think the guy should have been shot. Being when you cop bash and say shit like "he was killed because no license plate" , that is worrisome to me. Like do you really believe this dude gets shot if he complies and doesn't try to speed off?

**4Dragons** · 08-02-2015, 08:33 PM

Originally Posted by jsearles22

Originally Posted by 4Dragons

You did a lot of typing and the only thing that needed to be put down was 'this guy got shot in the face for not having a front license plate'.

That you don't acknowledge that is worrisome.

Yep, had nothing to do with him being evasive when questioned, then starting the car so he can speed off when the cop tried to open his door.

I don't think the guy should have been shot. Being when you cop bash and say shit like "he was killed because no license plate" , that is worrisome to me. Like do you really believe this dude gets shot if he complies and doesn't try to speed off?

The cop kept the tone and inflection of a bad wedding DJ the entire conversation, right up to the second he pulled the trigger. That is the sign of a sociopath.

**jsearles22** · 08-02-2015, 08:41 PM

Originally Posted by 4Dragons

Originally Posted by jsearles22

Yep, had nothing to do with him being evasive when questioned, then starting the car so he can speed off when the cop tried to open his door.

I don't think the guy should have been shot. Being when you cop bash and say shit like "he was killed because no license plate" , that is worrisome to me. Like do you really believe this dude gets shot if he complies and doesn't try to speed off?

The cop kept the tone and inflection of a bad wedding DJ the entire conversation, right up to the second he pulled the trigger. That is the sign of a sociopath.

Maybe my last post was too long. I'll shorten it for your feeble brain:

Would he have got shot if he didn't try to drive off, complied with questions, etc?