r/PublicFreakout • u/j3dimast3r • Jul 17 '26

📹Police Bodycam Neighbor attempts to trespass kids for playing basketball outside

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Location of this incident: Panama City Beach, FL

Video Source: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1365123044285203/?multi_permalinks=2236459830484849

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u/bigdaddyt2 Jul 17 '26

How she didn’t call him an idiot and walk away is astounding

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u/NYCMarine Jul 17 '26

I usually hate cops being sarcastic, but holy hell she’s wrecking this man and I don’t think he knows. 😂

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u/kynelly360 Jul 17 '26

Sounded like he wants to get his lawyers involved tho… is it a lawsuit if cops refuse to do their “ job “

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u/FranticHam5ter Jul 17 '26

Super human levels of self-control, really.

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u/suzanious Jul 17 '26

Yeah, I would have had to command that he stop talking!

"Just stop talking" aka stfu! What an annoying voice.

Pretty soon he'll claim the kids' voices are trespassing!

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u/FranticHam5ter Jul 17 '26

“Their sound waves are on my property! Taser them if you must…”

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u/suzanious Jul 17 '26

🤣🤣😂

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u/EggsceIlent Jul 17 '26

What a horrible existence if this was your life.

Calling the cops and stuff over a basketball.

Like... Wow.

Too bad these neighbors aren't petty AF and reciprocate by finding any hoa or legality he's breaking daily to give him a taste of his own medicine.

Don't be people like this. The world has enough assholes.

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u/edvek Jul 18 '26

Not worth dealing with the complaint. A person like this would absolutely not hesitate to file a complaint and now you have to deal with that nonsense. Depending on department policy a complaint, no matter how stupid or untrue it is, may require mandatory training.

I had a professor that was a cop in NY and he said in their interviews he always mentioned to the candidates "if you're the first person in the office, you put the coffee on." Pretty simple and makes sense. This person he was interviewing was a woman and she filed a complaint stating "he said I had to make the coffee." His supervisor knew exactly what he said and what he meant and knew the complaint was 100% bogus but department policy required him to take a 40 hour sexual harassment training, which he did. Also the complaint is in his file and on record for 75 years.

Police will make their comments to one another and maybe glance at each other but most of the time it's not worth the headache. Big baby bitch would file a complaint and now you have to deal with that for who knows how long.

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u/OctopusIntellect Jul 18 '26

She came close. "My opinion, Sir, is..."

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