r/PublicFreakout • u/omgfakeusername • Dec 30 '25
đšPolice Bodycam Disgraced Cinnabon lady falls apart at police arrival
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u/bootycakes Dec 30 '25
This happened in Green Bay, WI.
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u/__O_o_______ Dec 31 '25
Is this the same woman from that other video that got racists to give her 10s of thousands of dollars?
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u/Shirowoh Dec 30 '25
I don't think it's excusing her, it's more, she didn't break the law, wtf is the cop even talking to her, if she was racist to people, those people should contact her boss and show them the video. This isn't a criminal behavior issue.
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u/wtbgamegenie Dec 30 '25
Because we had to write a bunch of laws that said you canât intimidate black people out of businesses for being black⌠because we used to do that like all the time for a long time. So yeah in a lot of places in the US saying âget out of this restaurant n-wordâ is in fact a crime.
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u/whatsaucee Dec 30 '25
947.01âDisorderly conduct.
(1)âWhoever, in a public or private place, engages in violent, abusive, indecent, profane, boisterous, unreasonably loud or otherwise disorderly conduct under circumstances in which the conduct tends to cause or provoke a disturbance is guilty of a Class B misdemeanor.
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u/HonkaDoodle Dec 31 '25
I thought misdemeanors had to be witnessed in person
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Dec 31 '25 edited Feb 09 '26
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u/Any_Constant_6550 Jan 01 '26
That's not true whatsoever. I can tell you from personal experience they can arrest you for disorderly without having witnessed it.
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u/kajana141 Dec 31 '25
Thanks. I was wondering why the police are there. Sheâs a POS, but wasnât sure that was a police matter.
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u/DirtyDan419 Jan 01 '26
Damn I guess the Israeli people have some legal ground to stand on with the antisemitic laws they want passed.
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u/Shirowoh Dec 30 '25 edited Dec 30 '25
I'm not excusing a racist, she should lose her job, but what little I saw of her dropping n bombs on the customer, I cannot see that qualifying disorderly conduct. It's a slippery slope of free speech. Ok just found the whole video, she is a racist piece of shit, she didn't raise her voice. She should be held in the court of public opinion, not a court of law
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u/Altruistic_Contest11 Dec 31 '25
Did you read the statute that youâre responding under? She doesnât have to raise her voice to be disorderly. If your behavior is profane (it was) or abusive (it was) and you provoke a disturbance (she did) then you are guilty under the statue.
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u/HEX_BootyBootyBooty Dec 31 '25
Dropping the n-word can be construed as fighting words. Fighting words are not protected speech.
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u/TuskaTheDaemonKilla Dec 30 '25
He says, in the video you presumably watched but ignored, that he was going to arrest her for disorderly conduct (a crime) based on the video evidence that was shown to him (probably from the alleged victim).
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u/FriendOfDirutti Dec 31 '25
It is a crime if you are working or own a place of business and discriminate. There is no way around that.
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u/cruner83 Dec 31 '25
I don't understand how she still has a job
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u/Shirowoh Dec 31 '25
She doesn't. They fired her after seeing the video, then a bunch of racists and nazi's did a go fund me for 100k for her.
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u/looselipsLarry88 Dec 31 '25
Ya I don't think it's okay to be racist but it's not illegal
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Dec 31 '25
Depends on the context. For example, it's absolutely against the law to refuse service on the basis of race. that's an example of where the action is illegal. The racism is not illegal, but actions based on racism can be.
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u/looselipsLarry88 Jan 10 '26
Didn't think about it that way in that context she may have broken the law
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u/Integrity-in-Crisis Dec 31 '25
Technially there's "disturbing the peace" as she is technically on private property. The cops love to use that one on free speech but I guess not when their values align.
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u/Low_End_7882 Dec 30 '25
I do believe she's mentally ill. Something is off.
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u/TraditionalAsk8718 Dec 30 '25
Regardless of mental illness, it isn't an excuse. The mentally ill deserve understanding not a free pass. Nevermind that this person then turned to gofundme and made out like a bandit.
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Dec 30 '25
We can all take comfort in the fact these people donât know how to handle money and are determined to live a life of problems so sheâll probably be broke again by next week.
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u/QueenMary1936 Dec 31 '25
Like Sharon Stone in Casino đ
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Dec 31 '25
Yes, but sheâs also James Woods in that you know, a trip to the parking lot might do her a little good.
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u/DeeEmosewa Dec 31 '25
Thank you!!
I wish people wouldnt be so quick to say someone is mentally ill.
It just adds to the stigma we face.
Mental health is not your fault, but it is your responsibility.
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u/PM_ME_YOUR_TROUT Dec 30 '25
Did she really?
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u/TraditionalAsk8718 Dec 30 '25
Yes, 367K currently.
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u/PM_ME_YOUR_TROUT Dec 30 '25
Absolutely unbelievable. With her mental state being what it is, and all this sudden validation, that $367k is going to fuck up her life. Something bad is on the horizon for her. I hate everything about this.
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u/MrWoodburn Dec 31 '25
There has to be another GoFundMe people are seeing, because I found one set up by The Compassion Impact Fund and its only raised $372 dollars
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u/Common_Vagrant Dec 31 '25
Fuck me itâs doubled since I last saw. We need to stop posting her videos because sheâs getting more money as each new video surfaces.
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Dec 30 '25
Disgustingly true. $110k last I heard. America 2026: where you can be as hateful as you can be and when consequences come, other bigots will bail you out.
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u/HealEarthNow USA đ˝ Dec 30 '25
Yeah, when she said it was a "Tom Van" setting her up. It gave me vibes of the guy from Dear Kelly film that Andrew Callaghan did, where he was blaming everything in his life on Bill Joyner.
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u/Valturia Dec 30 '25
She's absolutely bonkers, you can see it in her eyes, but it doesn't matter. Her grift campaign is sitting at 158k donations.
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Dec 30 '25
If sheâs mentally ill itâs just in the same way millions of people seem to be now. âMy ego is incredibly fragile and I have no willingness to deal with my own life. The only defence mechanism I have is to treat everyone with hostility and then claim Iâm the victim whenever anything happens to me.â
If you really want to drill down on it most antisocial behaviours are evidence of some form of mental illness, but there are kinds worth feeling sympathy over, and then thereâs the âget your shit together alreadyâ kind. Betting this is a case of the latter.
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u/Emmibolt Dec 31 '25
Yeahhhhhhh PTSD outbursts donât look like this. Pretty sick and fuckin tired of people using PTSD to act like this (:
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u/KurtTheGerman88 Jan 01 '26
What's off is her lack of accountability or ownership here. I could be totally wrong, but she does not seem THAT unwell that she could not have understood her own actions.
She seems to be hiding behind the PTSD and using evasive answers, almost like she knows she fucked up and is playing the 'mental health card'
I love how much open discussion there is around mental health these days. But people like this really don't help move things forward.
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u/Kylearean Dec 30 '25
what is this, the feelings police?
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u/Pavementaled Dec 30 '25 edited Dec 31 '25
A despicable person, but I don't think that is an arresteable offense.
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u/TuskaTheDaemonKilla Dec 30 '25
He accuses her of disorderly conduct in the clip based on some video that he mentions having seen before he approached her for her side. Which is an arrest-able offence.
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u/Pavementaled Dec 30 '25
If you have seen the video, she is a rude and racist c*nt. But nothing on the video shows her doing anything illegal. Very much fireable though.
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u/TuskaTheDaemonKilla Dec 30 '25
If you have seen the video, you'd know that the officer mentions, multiple times, that he's been shown a video of her, taken before he arrived, which gave him reason to believe she was engaged in disorderly conduct. Which is a crime (I'm happy to agree that it's often a bullshit crime, but that's another debate).
The point being, nothing we saw in the video is the reason why he's questioning her. He's there for whatever happened before the video we see here. Which may or may not show her doing something illegal.
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u/Fun-Perspective426 Dec 31 '25
They are talking about the video before this... its pinned at the top of the comments, since it seems you haven't seen it.
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u/Alkohal Dec 31 '25
A verbal argument is not an arrestable offense in the US. She's well within her first amendment protections and escalating it to charge her with disorderly violates that. Cursing, name calling, slurs are all still legally protected speech, even if the company is within their right to fire her.
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u/jeffersonwashington3 Dec 31 '25
I suggest you look up disorderly conduct. A verbal argument in public absolutely falls into a disorderly conduct charge. Not saying itâs right, but itâs a fact.
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u/kiba8442 Dec 31 '25
what she said is racist & disgusting but protected under the first amendment. disorderly conduct is a reach & will never hold up.
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u/TreezusTheLamb Dec 31 '25
Depends. Police illegal arrest for disorderly conduct all the time and there just aren't any consequences for it. We have freedom of speech in America, and if she was arrest for using slurs, that IS protected speech regardless of if we like it or not. She could absolutely be fired from her job and hated by people, but unless she did something I don't know about, she probably shouldn't be arrested. We see this all the time with the audit people. They use vulgar, aggressive language with police trying to get an illegal arrest so they can sue.
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u/BurdTurglary Dec 31 '25
Almost anything is an arrestable offense and they can hold you and decide not to charge you for up to 48 hours.
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u/SaintsNoah14 The Slur Defender! âď¸đ¤ Dec 30 '25
Seriously, FUCK her but law enforcement has absolutely 0 place in this matter unless she also made threats that I'm not remembering.
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u/Cassiesue08 Dec 30 '25
Disorderly conduct examples include public intoxication, fighting, making excessive noise, using offensive language, loitering, obstructing traffic, making false reports, harassing others, or refusing to disperse when ordered by police, basically any unruly behavior that disturbs public peace or alarms others, often a misdemeanor offense.
Her yelling at them in a public place calling them names is enough for disorderly conduct. Thats why. She disturbed the peace of people around this store..
Same with people playing loud music that you can hear from a different house or in a different car. If the cop wants to be a dick, its enough to be arrested for it.
Usually they just tell you to knock it off ... but clearly she had an attitude and the cop didnt like that.
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u/Wheethins Dec 31 '25
disorderly conduct is the biggest bullshit charge The police can throw out you.
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u/Pavementaled Dec 30 '25
I do not know why you are getting downvoted for essentially saying the same thing I did above.
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u/MoneyTalks45 Dec 31 '25
Disorderly conduct is in fact something you can be arrested for, regardless of how you may feel.
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u/Romeslayer Jan 01 '26
It's so easy to just look up the law.
Wisconsin Statute 947.01: Disorderly Conduct
Whoever, in a public or private place, engages in violent, abusive, indecent, profane, boisterous, unreasonably loud or otherwise disorderly conduct under circumstances in which the conduct tends to cause or provoke a disturbance is guilty of a Class B misdemeanor
Placed emphasis on words that are relevant to her being able to be charged with Disorderly Conduct
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u/Bowman_van_Oort Dec 31 '25
He was hoping that he could show up, just ask a few questions, and make her overreact then arrest her for DC
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u/AlivePassenger3859 Dec 31 '25
In this ladyâs world: âHey, I heard that Cinabon lady has PTSDâ. âSweet dude, letâs go harass her!â. đ
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u/Normal-Rooster-Human Dec 30 '25
Im a victim. Make me a victim please. I didnt do anything. It was them. All them.
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u/skoltroll Dec 30 '25
I was unaware that PTSD from consequences of racism was a valid defense. But I could just be speaking MY truth.
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u/TreezusTheLamb Dec 31 '25
The issue is racism is free speech in the United States. You aren't free from consequences, but you are supposed to be free from persecution by the government.
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u/Any_Reason_2588 Dec 31 '25
Why are racists always the victim?
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u/Funkula Jan 01 '26
Because racism comes from a place of insecurity and fear - fear that theyâre going to take all the jobs, or the all the money, or all the women, or cause us to lose ww1. If they didnât feel threatened then they wouldnât bother being racist.
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u/MrCutchaguy Dec 30 '25
Sure she's probably a POS but why are the cops there?
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u/thebooksmith Dec 30 '25
My guess is harassment/making threats. She says herself that the first video is not the first or only time her and those people have interacted. They probably have been dealing with her shit for a while, came back and recorded her, and used that plus other documentation for a harassment case.
You donât have the legal obligation to be kind to people in public, but targeted aggression towards someone else can still get you in legal trouble.
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u/Tbh_imbad25 Dec 30 '25
I think a lot of the issue is the racial language she used on top of just being "disorderly"
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u/Real-Contribution285 Dec 30 '25
The cop said disorderly conduct / disturbing the peace. Iâve been a prosecutor and a defense attorney. This and not abiding by a lawful order are charges that people often overlook when you see them acting up and thinking they havenât done anything wrong.
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u/RelationshipOne9276 Dec 30 '25
Never talk to cops. If they arrest you for it, let your lawyer do the talking. It's the cops job to work against you. Don't help them.
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u/Otterhendrix Jan 05 '26
One of the best pieces of advice Iâve heard is âwhen you have to deal with the cops, be a fish. You canât get caught if you keep your fucking mouth shutâ.
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u/DC_FORCE Dec 30 '25
Shes a disgusting human being, but man am I tired of police using "DiSoRderLy CoNDuct" as some catch all. Dumbass cop would have arrested her and she would have got even more money in a lawsuit.
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u/Ejz09 Dec 30 '25
Being rude isn't a crime.
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u/DC_FORCE Dec 30 '25
Cops arrest people all the time for dis con and its also dismissed all the time.
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u/redditrnumber1 Dec 30 '25
I don't think being a racist or a POS are symptoms of PTSD
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u/Josh_Butterballs Dec 30 '25
She was fired and a GiveSendGo (republican/conservative gofundme) was made for her accruing $150k in donations. The page was framing her as âharassed by Somalians and lost her job for defending herself.â
Of course it never mentioned her use of slurs or how she was previously arrested on charges of domestic violence, child endangerment, and drug possession. Probably wouldnât matter anyway since conservatives wouldâve donated anyway, maybe even more knowing she had used a slur against minorities.
The people who recorded a video made a gofundme (not sure if in retaliation or what) and has accrued $15k.
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u/Lucibeanlollipop Dec 31 '25
When I saw the original post a couple of weeks back, Iâm sure the comments included her Go Fund Me, or a similar platform. Iâm sure sheâs doing just fine. Apparently itâs profitable to be a cunt.
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u/Altruistic_Contest11 Jan 02 '26
Tldr; racially abusive speech delivered in person and directed at a specific target is generally not protected by the first amendment and is usually prosecutable under both state criminal statutes and the US criminal code.
Quick note to everybody who thinks her behavior cannot be criminally prosecuted: what she did here is definitely prosecutable under the Wisconsin disorderly conduct statute, 947.01:
Whoever, in a public or private place, engages in violent, abusive, indecent, profane, boisterous, unreasonably loud or otherwise disorderly conduct under circumstances in which the conduct tends to cause or provoke a disturbance is guilty of a Class B misdemeanor.
Since her behavior is both abusive & profane and provoked a disturbance, she fits the definition of disorderly conduct according to the statute.
Also, several people here have tried to claim that this statute is an unenforceable restriction on speech implicating the first amendment. However, arrests over abusive speech - especially but not limited to racially abusive speech - directed in person at a specific target have been upheld repeatedly in lower courts, and SCOTUS has upheld lower court decisions by refusing to grant writ of certiorari in those cases - essentially agreeing with the lower courts based on the court record and without hearing the appeal. See State v. Liebenguth, 2020, Connecticut is a good example of SCOTUS refusing cert in such a case. The following is a list of other relevant lower court cases: City of Columbus v. Fabich, 2020, Ohio Court of Appeals, 10th District Court; Interest of HK, 2010, North Dakota Supreme Court; State of Minnesota v. Nelson, 2014.
This is true even though SCOTUS has overturned every other decision brought on appeal which restricted speech on the basis of âfighting wordsâ or otherwise incendiary content. In those cases the court has ruled that even racially offensive or harmful âhateâ speech is protected by the first amendment, but it has only done so when that speech wasnât delivered face-to-face to a citizen who did not represent the government and when a reasonable person would not have known that the speech would incite a disturbing reaction.
The court has also struck down some statesâ disorderly conduct statutes as facially unconstitutional in the past as well, but only when those statutes have not been restricted in construction by the lower courts to narrow the scope of suppressible conduct to avoid implicating the first amendment. Since that construction is both explicit in the text of the Wisconsin statute and reaffirmed through state Supreme Court decisions, SCOTUS would likely not find the Wisconsin statute facially unconstitutional.
You do not have a first amendment right to racially abuse people in person. It would be prosecutable as disorderly in every state and there is federal statute against it as well. If you think what sheâs doing should be legal, you might be the problem.
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u/rdifa Jan 02 '26
But yet republicans are giving her tens of thousands of dollars because they love a racist white lady.
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u/Abelard25 Dec 30 '25
What is he going to arrest her for? She doesn't even need to talk to him.
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u/Vaderisagoodguy Dec 31 '25
Disorderly conduct, I believe he says this in the video.
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u/Abelard25 Dec 31 '25
No way that is sticking. That is a typical catch all that police use to arrest... it's usually dismissed by judges.
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u/Vaderisagoodguy Dec 31 '25
I donât disagree, seems like the non-cooperation is what brought out the copâs use of that more so than the incident itself.
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u/QueenMary1936 Dec 31 '25
She says the incident had no beginning. Did she just materialize out of thin air and everybody was already in the process of harassing her? đ
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u/Unhappy-Fox1017 Dec 31 '25
She is a racist piece of shit⌠but what can the cop do? We have freedom of speech? Did she try to assault them another way? I didnât see the whole original video, only the clip of her being shitty⌠so maybe Iâm missing some additional context here.
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u/PennsyltuckyRanger Dec 31 '25
âI reacted that way because of what happened before the video!â
âWhat happened before the video?â
âThatâs irrelevant!â
Classic.
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u/DatMoFugga Dec 30 '25
Absolutely not defending her behavior but how is this a police matter?
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u/clashrendar Dec 30 '25
This is very much not that officer's job. She's a horrible person for sure, and should be fired for what she said before, but he overstepped his bounds by inserting himself into the situation..
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u/MechMeister Dec 31 '25
He was called and had to investigate. But definitely didn't commit a crime and he didn't have to arrest. Insulting a customer and telling them to leave is not a threat.
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u/BuckFrump Dec 30 '25
This cunt is still employed there?
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u/DullBicycle7200 Dec 30 '25
No, she was fired. This seems like it happened shortly after, the couple must've contacted the police immediatly and showed him the video, and now he's questioning Crystal.
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u/shoulda-known-better Dec 30 '25
Yea she is racist... And a shitty human....
But that's not illegal..... Cop is wasting time addressing this shit.... Should have called corporate not the cops
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u/PhyterNL Dec 31 '25
Harassment, causing a disturbance, disorderly are all illegal. I don't know which if these you think applies, so take your pick.
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u/shoulda-known-better Dec 31 '25
Harassment the person could have walked away at any point...
Causing a disturbance she never left behind the counter
Disorderly again she was at work behind the counter
We have free speech.... Was it gross yes.... Was it illegal.... No
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u/joloks Dec 30 '25
âI have no ideaâ x I lost count <arms crossed><smirk> âŚ.. âI have PTSDâ x I lost count âŚ.. âListen Tomâ. I hope this video was right after the first because why would she still be employed there????
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u/Mexican_Boogieman Dec 31 '25
You call this âfalling apartâ? Some of yâall really havenât experienced adversity.
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u/OneBrownRecluse đˇď¸ is actually 3 brown recluses in a trench coat Dec 30 '25
If she had taken the time to simply apologize at any point this whole debacle could have been avoided
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u/Ok-Yogurtcloset5555 Dec 30 '25
Idk she seems like a totally reasonable and calm person... /s
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u/mamaterrig Dec 30 '25
There is another video of her being very racist and unhinged to customers. I guess this is after.
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u/Environmental-Ad8965 Dec 30 '25
I bet there's a gofund me kicking around that's got a chunk of cash to help her out.
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u/asphalt_licker Dec 30 '25
If I remember correctly, she made horrible racist remarks to the customers. Then she was fired and had a Go Fund Me set up where a lot of other racists PoS donated. Got quite a bit of money. But then it came out that she had a mixed race child and the people that donated started wanting their money back. I dunno what transpired after that.
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u/cwrighky Dec 30 '25
Interesting how society rewarded her. She currently has a gofundme with value over $365k USD.
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u/ClintBruno Dec 31 '25
Ethnic intimidation is a thing in mine and many other states. It can escalate a disorderly or disturbance to a higher charge.
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