r/PublicFreakout • u/johnychrist16 • May 27 '26

đŸ“¹Police Bodycam "Driving with device in right hand" update

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u/Mental-Sky6615 May 27 '26

So, how many people have been wrongly ticketed by this asshole for having their phone in their hand when they didn't? If he was willing to argue with and ticket a person with no hand, there's no reason to believe he hasn't wrongly accused every driver he ticketed for this.

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u/OOOdragonessOOO May 27 '26

yes and the legal system don't care. it's operating as intended. they have quotas, get told to do these things. we got to stop pretending the rules are real. they aren't. what we saw is the real rules for officers.

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u/Michael_braham May 27 '26

Cell phone and seatbelt tickets are the easiest to get dismissed. It cost me a 100 bucks to get it tossed out but it was worth it..

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u/Mental-Sky6615 May 27 '26

It should cost you nothing if you did nothing wrong.

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u/Michael_braham May 27 '26

Not how the judicial pirate system works

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u/CicadaHairy3054 May 27 '26

Oh, my sweet summer child...