Karens That Think They Can't Be Arrested!

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  @mn3.14 · 1 year ago · pinned

  lets all share our karen stories,  ill go first: The first time i went to go buy something on my own like in 3rd or 4th grade this random karen came up to me saying that i was too young to go out by myself and when i ignored her she started screaming like.. i didnt know what to say that shi was traumatizing i just ran away. 0_0

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• IN

  @IndigooJoe · 1 year ago

  Cop: You’re under arrest.<br>Karen: no<br>Cop: Oh ok then, never mind.

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• TY

  @Tyarrk · 1 year ago

  when the dad said &quot; you violated the law&quot; i literally had an Elder Scrolls flashback, lol.

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• HA

  @HalibutAcid · 1 year ago

  The fact the first woman said with her entire chest &quot;They said I can have anything for free.&quot; in the same breathe of asking for the Manager of the US when not getting her way is appalling.

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• TH

  @thunderflare59 · 1 year ago

  &quot;She might be on something.&quot;<br>She&apos;s on EVERYTHING!

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• VT

  @Vtube_void · 1 year ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mtpy1kY0_M0&amp;t=443">7:23</a> you know you really effed up when the cops break out the human burrito kit.<br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mtpy1kY0_M0&amp;t=2287">38:07</a> It drives me crazy when people so casually and falsely use the molest/harass/abuse claim against cops (or anyone else really), it just makes it harder on those people who do actually have run-ins with those issues.

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• VU

  @vulkandrache1928 · 1 year ago

  No, the reason they used 3 people to detain her is so that each can only use a little force selectively.<br>The risk of injuring her with only one man is far to large.

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• RE

  @Redundant4 · 1 year ago

  I remember when I was working at a Little Ceasars as a crew member, and I paid a buck to go buy one of the drink out of in the front, there’s only like 2 customers in the building, so I go to grab a drink, and some older lady waiting for an order, I couldn’t tell if she was drunk or on drugs or what, but she demands I “get back to where I belong”, I apologize, say I’m just grabbing a drink I paid for, and she says “workers like you don’t need to drink, should should be able to work without it”. I then say I’m sorry again, grab my drink, and she yells at my manager “FIRE THIS BRAT, HE DOESNT DESERVE TO DRINK”, after a lot of explaining, a lot of complaining on her end, and a bunch of yelling, my manager ends up refunding her and kicking her out of the place, and she was refusing to leave until my manager said she would call the cops to kick her ass out, so then she leaves, but not without yelling, “YOU DONT UNDERSTAND WHAT YOURE LOSING, YOU PEOPLE ARE LUCKY TO SERVE PEOPLE LIKE ME, YOU DESERVE TO ALL BE POOR, AND SERVE THE GREATNESS OF PEOPLE LIKE ME”, that’s where she stopped she saw my manager on the phone. That lady never showed up again.

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• JA

  @jasonblack3743 · 1 year ago

  The helmet for the first one isn&apos;t just for her safety but it&apos;s also a way for the cops to prevent them from getting taken to court in case she hurts herself

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• VI

  @vidmanandrew09 · 1 year ago (edited)

  That first woman is literally acting like a child.<br><br>Edit to add: I had an Uncle who literally drunk himself to death. I have <b>zero</b> empathy for anyone who cannot moderate themselves with substances. That last woman is higher than a satellite.

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  @georgerobins4110 · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mtpy1kY0_M0&amp;t=275">4:35</a> So, in the US (and many other countries too), you have a right to know why you’re being arrested. Police need to tell you why you’re under arrest immediately, or as soon as reasonably possible (for example, if a person needs to go to the hospital when they’re arrested, the police can delay telling them, but have to tell them basically as soon as that person is stable enough for visitors). Failure to do so can affect the legality of the arrest and whether evidence obtained around this time is admissible in court. That’s why cops always say “You’re under arrest for [crime]” pretty much as soon as they take the cuffs out lol

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• JA

  @jarek0737 · 3 months ago

  These are the children who when growing up were never told no.. See how &quot;soft parenting&quot; goes to you parents who have young children..

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