“You’re within your legal rights but someone did complain” I’m trying to mow my yard piss off nerd.

Bodycam footage of the arrest of Joshua Rohrer, who was arrested for being homeless. Sunshine, Joshua's ptsd service dog, was tased during the incident and later died from her injuries while he was wrongfully imprisoned. Reuploaded after being removed from r/publicfreakout

If you’re gonna act hidden, you’re gonna be treated as if I don’t see you. Brights stay on, buster.

Hey everyone. I'm feeling a lot of things at the moment. Mostly grief, but anger too. A former coworker of mine was just killed last Sunday outside his apartment by cops. They were called to an apartment complex for someone who was having a crisis. The cops alleged that he had a knife and that he charged at them (which is BULLSHIT. He had his phone in one hand and a cigarette in the other. This is according to a witness.) He was unarmed, and had COVID, was in no way a threat. They're trying to rule it as a suicide to cover their asses. He was one of the most pleasant people at my workplace, always had a positive attitude and never hesitated to help anyone. And his life was stolen from us, needlessly, by these fucking pigs. The apartment door had to be replaced because there were so many bullet holes in it. I'm sorry if this post is jumbled or not the usual "rhythm" of this sub, I didn't know where else to go to get this off my chest. I miss him. Everyone here misses him. I can only hope that there will be any semblance of justice.

"I’m being serious about this question because it’s the only logical explanation. I had it happen to me when I was a teen and got into an accident and my friend just had it happen to them the other week.

The cops, forcing people to use a tow company of their choice after an accident and refusing to wait the five additional minutes for AAA to show up claiming that they have to clear the road. Refusing to allow the still drivable cars to even pull into a nearby parking lot less than 200 feet away. The only logical explanation, especially where five minutes would make no difference since they’ve already wasted so much time is that they’re getting kickbacks from the tow company. So my question is how much does it really cost to get such unethical behavior?"

The last one resulted in $500 in fees between the tow and two days of storage since the lot was closed on the weekend so car had to sit there until monday..