r/EntitledPeople - Mega Karen Accuses Me of KIDNAPPING MY FRIEND! Calls Cops!
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Stories in this episode of r/entitledpeople:
0:00 - Intro
0:33 - Story 1 (u/lb_greater_than_rb)
3:45 - Story 2 (u/kn1ght_wanted)
7:40 - Story 3 (u/PurrrplePrincess)
10:38 - Story 4 (u/KarenKilledMyCar)
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If the sherif didn't fire his nephew, I'd sue him as hard as the law would allow.
NO SUE HIM HARDER.
@@SLOTHSRIDEUNICORNS So hard, his ancestors would feel the pain in his wallet and tactical belt!
Seriously! My promise not to sue would be that the sheriff were to in writing declare that the nephew is completely unfit to be an officer and to NEVER be allowed to have a badge ever again. Some people shouldn’t have authority and nephew is a prime example.
Can't sue the sheriff or the nephew, just the department, at which point they can use as much public money as they want to draw out the lawsuit. Individual law enforcement officers are the exception to the "ignorance of the law is no excuse" rule -- to sue one or press charges, you have to prove not only that their actions were illegal, but that they *knew* their actions were illegal, *and* that they knew their actions weren't standard procedure for either law enforcement generally or their department. In practice (i.e. if you don't want a parade of other officers testifying to things they had no way of witnessing) you also can't bring a lawsuit or charges until after the local police union has decided not to protect the individual(s) in question.
@@M_M_ODonnell I would get the highest price lawyer and would bring the most publicly damning lawsuit against them.
Fourth story: That idiot cop was REALLY, REALLY, REALLY, REALLY LUCKY that his own uncle didn't beat him up and threw him in the cell himself for his own stupidity.
Right if I was the uncle I would've dragged his face along those bars as hard as I could, strip him to his undergarments and cuff him to the bars after writing "fking idiot" on him in sharpie
Being the uncle, that idiot would have taken OP's place in that cell, for no less than a full week.
He should have done. I sure aa he'll wouldn't let it be swept under the carpet. I'd be complaining to anyone and everyone
This annoys me to no end. That officer deserved to AT LEAST be fired, and should've ended up in jail. That's a cut and dry case of Official Misconduct and Accessory to Grand Larceny. I'm effing pissed the nephew didn't end up in jail. ACAB.
He's really REALLY lucky the OP didn't break his fucking nose.
Nephew Cop should have been charged as an accessory in Karen's crime. Had I been in OP's place, that would have been my "price" for not suing the police department: that Nephew Cop be arrested for the crime.
The fact that Nephew Cop was still allowed on the force at all after that is probably the most frustrating thing about that story. OP should have insisted that either he was fired with prejudice, or OP sues. Not being sue happy doesn't mean not being prepared to go there if necessary. "Yeah, I'm suing, and no I'm not happy about it."
Agreed, he needed to lose his job, minimum before OP should have even considered dropping it.
I would have told the sheriff: “I understood your position, but ignorance of the law is no excuse for breaking it. It's also no excuse that an officer of the law is so narcissistic and full of his damn macho pride that he can't see past his smug nose. I'm suing and I won't be happy until he is a civilian again.”
Maybe not the best thing to piss off the sheriff in a small town where everybody knows everybody, and the sheriff presumably has supporters, friends, and family members. However unfair that may sound, OP probably made the right decision there. Because now he has a sheriff, and one cop, who both owe him. That may pay off in the future.
The scary thing about the mobility scooter story is that even if it was the store's scooter that the Karen truly believes that she has the right to be the lazy one and assault another customer to drive her lazy butt around the store.
Yes! It’s like those Karens who slap someone in a store because they think they are an employee who is ignoring them! They honestly think that is a valid excuse?! Delusional violent people!
To be fair it turned out she was high at the time, and the cop who updates me said once she sobered up she felt horrible, plead guilty, and was sentenced to community service and time in an addiction treatment program. Plys a fine I think,but it's been almost a year since the incident.
@@Purrrple being high is a choice, not an excuse.
@@Purrrple I thought being high was supposed to chill people out 😂😭
@@damien678 I think it depends on what you're high on.
The last story: If I would've put all that effort into a car I basically built from the ground up, I'd so be calling up a lawyer. How OP didn't end up crying after not only seeing but hearing their car demolished is shocking to me. I can't see myself holding back any tears, heck I'd probably be blubbering like a baby just seeing it like that. 😅
Forgot the part where everyone knows everyone in that tiny town? He got payed what the non crashed car was worth, and if he would have sued he would have pretty much been forced to move after the trial since he would be frozen out of the community. If the judge is corrupt he could just throw the case out and then you still get frozen out by the entire community lol.
@@Ormathon ik ik , he did say he was friends with the original officers so I understand why he didn't. Just hard for me to see someone actually doing that
Last story sue NC unless they go me more than 5k like buying that new one.
I’d have made sure the shit cop paid for his replacement Monte Carlo and all the work that was done on it to bring it up to the state of his first one
Yeah, you can't get things like that back from the police unless the department likes you. Now, in this particular case the sheriff actually seems to have a positive opinion of OP, but in general (and according to the courts) police departments are entitled to seize and liquidate property based on any officer's suspicion, and a lawsuit against a police or sheriff's department is a grand declaration that the plaintiff would like to never have police protection for anything ever again and would, in fact, like to be monitored and harassed constantly for at least a few years.
“Sometimes I wish random shoes would fly at peoples’ faces” had me laughing so hard my dog thought I was insane!
Last story: I would've said, "If you promise to fire and not rehire him, then I won't sue."
And strip him completely of rank and status.
That nephew should've had to at least pay a major fine as well! He never asked OP what happened, never checked license and registration. He was an accessory to grand theft auto!
Oh, I would be suing the hell outta the Sheriff's Department if I was OP in that last story. Not only for the poorly trained officer that locked me up and let a thief that assaulted me drive off with my car, but also the sheriff too for basically asking me to not sue and sweeping it all under the rug. I wouldn't normally be the type of person to just sue someone but in that case, I would be making sure I got on helluva payout if I was OP in that situation.
no, sue the sheriff and the nephew
suing the department isn't worth the hassle on the taxpayers.
I'd be demanding their badges or summary execution for incompetence. Think about it from this hypothetical perspective; If the nephew cop was willing to believe a Karen without hesitation and if people died as a result of her crimes or any future crimes that risks people's lives, then they're unqualified for being a cop.
@@GiordanDiodato Due to qualified immunity, you can't sue police officers directly. You can only sue the department.
@@JWRogersPS this is a myth sir.
They are not immune from lawsuits or discipline from unlawful conduct.
Trust me after a cop stole from my body shop I sued him directly and he lost his job and went to jail.
Cops are not above the law.
@@GiordanDiodato And then what? Do you read that the sheriff was the only competent cop in that county? Do you really want to replace him with incompetent sheriff? Because that's how you will get incompetent sheriff.
Putting a kill switch in the car would make it a lot harder for someone else to drive off with it if they were just given the keys.
Story 4 I would tell the sheriff that the only way I would not sue.
Is for the nephew to pay for the Monte Carlo of my choosing as punishment for his unlawful arrest.
And blatant disregard for my civil rights.
And direct responsibility for the theft and destruction of my car.
The last story. I'm not sue happy either *however* I would make sure that NC not only helped rebuild the car but also make sure that he took lessons every month on how to be a better person.
Truthfully, he should have been fired and blacklisted from ever working in law enforcement again. He SHOULD have been charged as an accessory to grand theft, but they couldn't have swept anything under the rug if that happened.
@@charlesestes7082 yeah its baffling to me. did NC go through training before become a cop ?
Facts but he should had lost his job original poster a pansy
@@og_3rd_st_saint_gat OP lived in a small town. Everyone knows everyone. This means if you get on the wrong side of someone with some power life will be - well - *hell on wheels.* It's nothing like living in a city. OP wanted to keep Good Cop onside. The way to do that is to put them in your debt. Some justice was meted out, and an idiot was taken off the street (NC). It wasn't all win/win, but it wasn't completely win/lose either. Best outcome for the circumstances, or OP would have to move just to live as he did before. I've lived in a small town and I've never broken a single traffic law or law in my life, but I've been targeted by a police officer for reasons unknown and she'd follow my car anytime she saw it. Took my adult daughter to the pub; she had one drink, I had soft drink. I noted police person cruise past checking us out. When we left she pulled me over, gleefully saying "I can smell alcohol" and making me take a breathalyizer. Sucks to be her. Zero blood alcohol reading. If I'd done anything remotely illegal, even crossed a mid line on the road, she would have booked me. No idea to this day what her issue was. Small town, you do NOT get on the wrong side of law enforcement. They have ways...and being stalked by a police officer can be presented as "following a suspicious vehicle" or "driver was erratic" or "driver just left the bar". Who could I have complained to? The police? ha ha ha...
@@Kayenne54 im sorry you gotten targeted but bad cops should be made a example of
As a mechanic who absolutely loves cars, that last story makes me furious honestly.
Story 4, NC should have been arrested as an accomplice!
This Karen actually wanted him arrested for being black in public? What? 😂
That’s Karens for you. Racist, entitled, and completely clueless 😂
Right?
The Monte Carlo story, OP, in addition to being paid for his car, should've demanded to give Barney Fife some wall-to-wall counseling.
Never try to reason with a Karen. Words to live by
Personally Karen's should be cleansed in fire.
Who knew Reddit would teach me how to deal with a Karen? Luckily the security at my local Wally World is pretty on the ball, and they got to her before she even got to the security bars.
Honestly just bark until they go away
Story 4: Cops don't just take the side of the first person that talks to them, that's basically one of the worst things a cop would do when asking for what the situation is.
NC at that time was pretty incompetent and probably even a bit classist too. Based on his behavior after the incident, he looked like he didn't even want to fully accept that he just made the wrong decision.
He could make a box of rocks look like Einstein.
Imo the original poster is a pansy I would had gotten him fired no desk time
Yes, they do. They absolutely do that.
Um, that happens all the time, dude.
Ummm that's not true at all, as a matter of fact IF you're ever involved in any situation that might require the police BE THE FIRST TO REPORT IT. That came directly from the police officer I was talking to during my situation. They ABSOLUTELY go by the word of the first reporter and then it's up to you to prove your innocence.
First story reminds me about a pre-karen I met in mid Nineties. Some classmates and me were sitting at certain table waiting for the next class to start. We were five (two mid-aged women, two young women and me). We were happily chatting when this proto karen shooshed us away because that table was hers and she used to sit there waiting for her classmates. I said we're not moving because WE sat there first. That blonde karen insisted and demanded us to leave. My wonderful and loudmouthed antikaren mate said in the most condescending way: "Listen, you pretty lady, this table doesn't have your name engraved anywhere, so you can leave right now. You're dismissed". The karen was dumbfounded and left completely speechless. Dearest Carmen Gloria I miss you so much.
Story 2:IM SO PISSED!!!! I know few people who’re black and I know someone who has a stutter and wants to become a reporter. I’m glad the Karen got what she deserved.
Seriously, what the hell century did she crawl out of and how can we send her back? Who lives in a civilized country, in 2022 and so much as bats an eyelid at mixed-race _marriages_ much less kids hanging out?
Not only would I have sued Nephew Cop, I would have gotten the ENTIRE POLICE DEPARTMENT for every single penny they are worth for that blatant incompetency, regardless if the Sherriff is a personal friend.
Having grown up working on a 66 Mustang and a 64 Impala with my dad and uncle, that last story breaks my soul. I don't know how OP held it together.
I wouldn't have had the heart to build another one.
Multiple Karens getting jail time!! 💕💕 nice to see consequences for their actions!
That last story though, my heart also sank for OP. That fucking nephew police should have been sent to jail.
Story 2: I hate that some people act this way towards people of different races, especially when it's two friends of opposite genders.
No Karen, not every black person is a kidnapper/criminal. That's just stupid
Agreed! People like the Karen need to learn to finally get over themselves, and see that it's no longer the grumpy, olden times.
Years and years ago, my son and a friend were hanging out in the neighborhood -there was a church and large parking lot two doors down- riding skateboards and being loud, as teen boys tend to do. Quick note: my son has very dark, almost black, hair, and very deep brown eyes ( just like his father’s - gotta love those dark Irish bad boys!) and he tanned very easily, since he spent a lot of time outside skateboarding or just hanging out with friends. He was also nearing 6’ and getting wispy facial hair at the end of 6th grade. His friend had lighter hair and eyes, but was in fact Mexican. I guess they were too loud and doing too much horseplay (they loved the “hurts donut” prank, and similar other pranks) so a neighbor complained and called the cops. They all appear on my doorstep with the neighbor screaming about encouraging “their kind” in the neighborhood (even though it was majority Hispanics/white mixed families) pointing out my son, saying he’s always there and he’s probably robbing us blind and teaching my son - pointing out friend - to smoke that devil’s weed. The cops ( not white, btw) were watching all this. The look on poor lady’s face when friend was the one who started speaking Spanish to cop and my son addressed me as “mom”.
When I was in college my best friend was black and I used to drive us around in my car. We were pulled over on the way to the video store to drop off some movies (yeah that's how long ago this was) and we get stopped by a police officer who asked me about 10 different times if I was alright, getting more and more frustrated as I keep repeating "we're just going to the video store." He finally gave up and let us go, but my friend was really relieved. I didn't know about driving while black, and was just confused as hell until that experience. Now I stay as far away from cops as possible.
@@CaptMortifyd It's really scary and disheartening when you sit back and think about how that asshole cop wasn't really trying to protect you but looking for a reason to bust your friend.
@@lynneconklin917 "Poor lady"? Nah, racist b*tch, you mean.
For the picnic bench Karen, the officer should have gotten her info and at the very least gave her a warning for falsely reporting a crime. That way the next time she pulls something like this she will not get off so easily
For the car destroying karen story, OP should make one more addition to his car, a kill switch so that no one else can ever just take the keys and drive off
Story 2: My heart breaks for the 15 y/o kid who had to deal with that incident of blatant racism. And I wish I could predict it was a one-off, but anyone who's been paying the least little bit of attention should know that's probably not going to be the case for him. All we can do is call it out when we see it happening.
Yesterday an innocent man got sh0t by 2 cops, got sh0t 16 times. It's on = Indisputable with Rashad Richey.
Preach it. Seriously, what century did that harpy slouch her way out of? It's 2022 - no-one in a civilized country and in their right mind looks twice at mixed races _dating_ much less just hanging out as friends!
Story 2: When Karen said that in court I would have asked that she be charged with purgery plus harassment with a hate crime modifier...and add slander/defamation of character.
Story 4: OP is a way better man than me. There is no way in hell that NC would have been a police officer after that...I would make sure of it. All NC had to do was look at the title.
And contempt of court.
It's "perjury".
That last story ...I would've certainly sued the NC into oblivion.
the last story made my blood boil. how would you know NC will attend the courses like a good boy? I would demand settlements and have it in record which is basically a sue.
Dude if I put that time and effort (with help like OP got) and that happened you could bet everything I am suing. The fact that he got assaulted and had his own car stolen? Any semi-intelligent cop should have verified that it was her car.
If I was OP the Uncle would literally have to beg on his hands and knees not to *bury* his nephew. Appalling behavior from start to finish. The only solace being they've mellowed out, but too little too late
I’m so happy the last Karen got 10 years behind bars, serves her right after assault, theft, false police report, and the other charges she had
I wish that the officer’s nephew got into more trouble than being demoted down to front desk and answering phone calls
That eas the issue; all that charged aginst her and all shecgot was 10 years! Shoyld have been 30 to 40 with NO chance of parol.
Story 2: man, that Karen must have watched way to many DATED court cases on drama tv if she thought “I’m a white woman, and he’s a back man. I just have to say the words ‘sexual harassment’ and he’ll already be in chains.” If she truly thought she would get away with that ass pull.
Racists are stupid. If they weren't they wouldn't be racists
I hate racism so good on op, his friend, and their families. People like that Karen make my skin crawl and mad. I get the feeling the sheriff helping op and laying into his cop nephew story has been told before. I might be wrong
I'm pretty sure I've heard it before. It might have been on a different channel. Some stories get read on several channels.
Story 3: Good on OP for using knowledge from reddit stories to call for help to catch the entitled assaulter and Thief. And security cameras. The victim statement report is a good idea.
It's a common thing here in Canuckleheadland. I've had to write up a few of them after some queerbashings I went through. I was happy to write this one if it meant I could stay home, because it's a pain in the ass getting mobility scooters on and off of buses here, would take me an hour to get to the court building here in Surrey, and I didn't have the right kind of bus pass to use Handi-Dart to get there. Plus a cab would have likely cost me $50-$60 each way, and on a disability income that just wasn't happening.
Story 4- F that S!!! I’m not sue happy either but I would have used my one phone call to get a lawyer!
That last story is unbelievable, wow
FINALLY SOMEONE SCREAMS FOR SECURITY!!!
Well like I said, I'd been watching all these Reddit story videos for a couple of years when it happened, and I knew Walmart had cameras where I was when she shoved me off my scooter. So I figured it was just smarter to yell for help than engage with her.
Story 4 : damn that cop was an idiot. Did he before become a cop have kind of training ?
Bomb his house.
Probably off the internet lol
Probably not since he was the sheriff's nephew.
@@silentmuse6660 damn,even then why the sherriff didn't teach him ? smh.
Incompetence and nepotism at its best!
It was *awesome* that his uncle (the actual good/competent Sheriff) ripped him a new one! 😂😂😂
That nephew cop should have been brought up on charges himself but agree that he should have been forced to put effort into the car rebuild because no one replaced the hours and hours of work that OP had done on the car.
Also-Great to see that Karen get her comeuppance and 10 years in jail! Why would she unnecessarily destroy the car instead of just abandoning it if she didn’t want to keep it? (Just wondering why she would exert the effort of destroying a car maliciously for no reason.)
The first story made me realize that Karen's act like Judge Dredd. They always go full "I AM THE LAW" even to the real police. If there is an artist out there please create and share a Judge Karen for us to enjoy.
If an officer was lied to and encouraged to search me or my bag, I’d tell them “gladly...if you search my accuser as well.” Watch Karens flip a 180 with that.
Or even better get permission from the cops to empty my things so everyone, including/especially the Karen, can be exposed to: my pads, my anti-anxiety meds, and the suicide prevention ribbon key chain my friend gave me and watch the entitled shit lode their mind at being exposed to a dirty, perverse mental person.
You say that as if Karens have even the slightest feeling of shame. There's about 3:5 odds that they'll just claim the meds mean you're on drugs and they won't have the faintest clue what the ribbon is about. These things wearing the skins of women don't care about you, me, or anyone in their rancid lives except themselves. Even if they have horrible, entitled offspring, they only 'care' about them the same way you or I would care about a particularly precious ornament. Expecting empathy from a Karen is like squeezing a stone and expecting water.
@@Archris17 I don’t expect them to feel shame; I expect them to feel an overdramatic sense of fear and throw a hissy fit that gets them arrested(likely for attempted assault).
I swear if I ever have to have a mobility scooter I'm painting it some horrible color, covering it in those bicycle flags and maybe even bedazzle the damn thing so no one would ever think twice about wanting it!
I would but I don't have anything ugly enough to put on mine. Plus Karens LOVE fugly.
Story 4:
*No Wonder That's Why American Police Is VERY Unpopular !!!*
Sounds from the last story OP and the sheriff are pretty good friends if OP is willing to let that slide. However I would have made the nephew help buy parts for the new car on top of being retrained and the $5k.
DarkFluff - calling the cops is a Karen's secret weapon and it never works
OP whose car got stolen *Am I a joke to you?!*
First story reminded me of the day I moved back to a high school I went to. I moved away from that school for a year. Came back. Sat down with old friends. Just some nerdy girls. One of them was still in like. One old friend(the one that was in line whe n I sat down) got mad at me because I sat in her seat. I told her to just sit in the one next to me. The other 2 friends looked scared. The girl gets all red in the face having an attitude with me over it. The whole time I’m just sitting there dumbfounded. She eventually sat in the seat next to me crossed her arms and kept giving me dirty looks and made snarky comments. The rest of the year she would race to be in front of me and run to the table. She did this even when I’d sit like 5 seats down to talk to other people. Like no wonder the 2 girls were scare. She’s nuts. I got plenty of stories about this girl. I’d say she was more of a frenemy
For the last story, I would have insisted that NC be booked into jail as an accessory to grand theft auto and made to sit for at least a day. After that I'd let him go at the cost of kick in the balls.
9:07 Can't believe it. AT LAST THE VICTIM CALLED SECURITY FIRST. Folks, we are making a real difference in people's lives. I'm actually happy.
These videos taught me it just wasn't worth trying to engage her directly and could have possibly made things worse. So I just started shouting.
@@Purrrple That's definitely the best way. I hope all is well now.
Uh, for story 4, why did the Karen smash up OP's car after stealing it? Was it to get rid of the evidence so she couldn't be caught with it, or was it like "Yes! I got that stupid brat's car! Might as well have some destructive fun with it!"
Her thought process probably went something like this: "I can't register it, so if I can't have it, neither can he!" That's how losers like her think.
@@charlesestes7082 fair enough
Probably the typical "If I can't have nice things, then someone like him shouldn't either" mindset.
A disturbingly large number of people don't understand that kicking someone else down DOES NOT improve their own situation.
Sometimes, fluff… You make me lose faith in humanity and think that God has abandoned us with all of these Karen’s… I love it!
11:41 “deck-als” 🤣🤣🤣🤣
It’s pronounced “dee-cals”
Thanks fluff, gave me a chuckle
No, it actually IS pronounced "DEH-cals". Its just that, like so many English words, you yanks butcher them.
@@Purrrple if “us yanks” pronounce it a certain way then isn’t it correct on this side of the pond?
After all hello in Spain is pronounced (H)ola.
Both hello and hola are correct depending on location. So if you admit that it’s pronounced that way by a certain geological demographic. That doesn’t make that demographic wrong, it ultimately makes them correct in using a separate dialect
@@Purrrple The "dee-cal" pronunciation is closer to the original french word the term came from. So, if anything, it's the Brits and Canadians who are butchering it.
@@Purrrple Actually it comes from a French word decalcomania that has a DAY sound. So we are all saying it wrong if you want to get technical. I'm American by the way.
@@Danarchy3 I'm Canadian, we pronounce it correctly, Yanks mispronounced a LOT of English words and think their distortions are correct.
The fact that NC didn't ask to the registration for proof of ownership just tells me that he's incompetent. 🤬🤬🤬
I was wondering HOW the K got justice...but the OP turned out to be smarter than the average bear lol. Along with his posse that is.
I would sue the entire department for an illegal arrest, and failure to render medical aid, and a new vehicle of my choosing.
Story 2: The bit where OP says "he gave me a character witness, which was enough to prove I was innocent" makes me sad. *OP shouldn't have to prove anything: they were the one on the receiving end of blatant racism and transparently false accusations!* The fact that OP even thinks this way says a lot about the systemic abuse and discrimination black people are constantly subjected to - even when it's abundantly clear they are victim of malicious accusations motivated by racism, they still feel that the burden of proof lies with them to show 'their innocence' - the *only* person who should be asked to prove anything in this scenario is the Karen: it's *her* innocence (or lack thereof!) that's in question here.
Thank you so much for what you said! It seems like people were talking more about the car being taken then by a young child being racially profiled! Don't get me wrong the last story pissed me off. However two stories about the young people getting harassed broke my heart! First the two people sitting and eating didn't need to tell that cop anything about what was in their bag. The cop believed the woman at first. And the younger children.. Racism at it's most destructive!
Last story us definitely rage bait, but if I were in OPs shoes, I'd have definitely been out for blood the moment I was released. This shit sadly really does happen sometimes and the more the justice system fails to protect the innocent, the more the innocent are going to go ballistic with their own ways of dishing out justice. It's all a stupid test of patience.
Yeah, if i was OP that nephew would have suddens "accidents" with something heavy.
NOPE. Sue the living hell out of the officer and make sure he learns a lifelong lesson.
Story 2, She should've been charged with a Hate Crime and lying to police and misuse of 911. She got off ready if you ask me.
I was at the hospital yesterday. While waiting I'm watching tons of people in wheelchairs come and go. It would never occur to me that anyone would try to dump anyone out of their chairs. Where do these awful excuses for people come from?!
Absolutely pathetic that that poor excuse of a sheriff allowed his nephew to remain a cop and the AUDACITY he had to ask op not to sue
being from a small town i can understand the reluctance to sue, that is a fast way to get everyone mad at you and that sucks when a town is small. I am glad that one of the conditions of not suing was the cop having to learn how to do his job at least.
Absolutely should have sued that cop. No matter what his uncle said. The cop screwed up, the cop should pay.
And Karen getting police involved has worked more than once it worked when that dude had his Monte Carlos stolen from him because the deputy who was the nephew of the sheriff was an idiot and let the freaking Karen sweet talk him into stealing Opie's keys and locking Opie up while she drove away in Opie's car only to come back and get her own car and ride off on a motorcycle earlier with some scumbag they got a piece car back but I'm still missed about that story I would have literally sued the ever loving hell out of that entire city Township whatever you want to call it over that freaking local Sheriff Deputy Barney Fife wannabes idiocy....
Oh my God this is what happens when you don't listen to the rest of the stories and write a comment beforehand the story that you were using as an example gets told as the last story! So now I've heard this story a few times it like I said it never gets old and it always pisses me off! Good job fluffster
And they wonder why I'm a girl and I'm anti woman on everything.
*Second Story:* I keep hearing otherwise reasonable people making the same racist accusations OP faced while in the same breath saying people should be judged as individuals and not monolithic groups. Karens/Kevins always lose it when I point out that paradox.
*Last Story:* Wrongful arrest, aiding a felony, Nephew Cop got off really light for what he did. I'd try and press criminal charges over civil ones against him.
The OP whose mobility scooter was stolen should still show up to court. Even though the security footage proves the case, having a live victim there for the judge and jury to see makes a difference. She shouldn’t get off easy.
It's amusing to me that there was a story today that included the word decals. I just learned last night that Canadians pronounce it the way you do.
Yeah, when he said the word I was wondering why he pronounced it that way. Actually if you want to get technical about it, it comes from a French word that has a DAY sound.
2nd story: I’m glad all these people showed up for OP but he shouldn’t need character witnesses. The assumption should be he’s a good kid unless there’s hard evidence to the contrary. We should be able to spot Karens a mile away by now and deal with them accordingly.
Name a better duo than Fluff and Stevo go ahead I’ll wait 😂😂😂
Anakin skywalker And Ahsoka Tano
Team rocket (But those 2 are my favorite lol)
@@RoseZam You're right those 2 are good
@@RoseZam ye they are good… only seen one episode of Pokémon but I’ve seen enough memes and clips to agree
@@dragons.ultimate0923 yessir but in terms of YT content these two are an awesome duo
The nephew cop is VERY lucky he didn't lose his badge and wasn't sued on the spot for the stunt he pulled. Getting out with a demotion was probably the best thing that ever happened to him in both the short and the long run.
I would have went absolutely berserk if I had been a witness to someone stealing another person's mobility scooter! I mean full-on lunatic mode. Just throwing her out of it, like THAT! Regardless if it HAD been the store's scooter, or not. She had absolutely no right to touch that lady. The fact that it wasn't the store's property, and it was actually that lady's scooter makes it even worse. So glad she didn't get away with that, and I hope she serves time for it!
"Let it happen"? Nephew cop didnt LET this woman steal OPs car, he actively aided her in doing so! He is an accomplice to grand theft auto!
Not even checking the plate, the registration or the VIN on the car is a huge mistake. I don't care how good a friend the Sheriff is/was, that crap is going to get reported to the state highway patrol and off to court we go -- and I'm a former dispatcher. Nope, actions that stupid need really big consequences!
That cop needs to go to jail for assisting in grand theft, brutality, false arrest, biased policing, damage of property, loss of income, and disorderly conduct.
Grab a lawyer they would love this one.
Oh I would sue that cop. I would make sure he would never get a job as a cop again. A few grand isn't enough to make up for all the time that spend in it. For the pain OP had because of what the lady and the cop did. For talking when OP tried to explain the situation. An hour is a long time. A cop should help people, not this. He should listen to both sides of the story and ask for prove. He isn't fit for this job and office dutie is still not for him
Weather it was ops scooter or the stores scooter you don’t throw a person off it
Story 4: Nephew Cop and Karen need to be charged with Grand Theft Auto. Nephew Cop also needs to be charged with negligence for not doing his damn job correctly. I hope OP gets a lawyer and sues the department and Karen and sue them all for a huuuuge payday.
I would have sued the sheriff's office for the unlawful arrest and anything else I could. Gone after the nephew until he was fired and jailed.
At 59, and having had MANY crappy things done to me...both individuals and companies/organizations, AND police sweeping my rape under the rug because it was election year, and NOTHING done to them, now I would sue that cop, nephew of cop friend or not. A karen hits me or steals from me? Lawsuit and press charges. Something happens to a POC with me? Press charges for a hate crime and it traumatized you as well as the direct victim. Phone with 3 cameras always with me, even to take out garbage. In case. Sucks we have to be that way, but hiding our heads in the ground won't change things for the better. We have to stop letting these people off of charges...they only understand THEM losing money and/or THEIR OWN freedoms, and those are the only consequences that sink in with them.
Story 4: So that there is a lawsuit for that idiot nephew, the police station for the unlawful detention and hiring that idiot in the first place, and likely the city. Idiot nephew is single-handedly responsible for not doing his job and for letting Op's vehicle get stolen and subsequently destroyed. Even if Op wasn't sue happy as stated in the story, they still should have. A proper lesson needed to be learned, and with a nephew that stupid I don't know that it properly got through to them.
Heard the car theft one before. Sheriff and nephew both needed firing, the former for protecting the latter. Stuff like that is why law enforcement is full of aholes these days, because they're not being tossed out on their asses like they deserve.
Trust me if I was the sheriff I would definitely let op sue my swine of a nephew and I would stand by op's side.
He needs to learn being a cop doesn't make him immune to cause and I hope he will be locked up.
In other countries 'hate speech' is classified more or less as incitement to create a 'public mischief'.
Story 4: This is when you sue the absolute shit out a department.
Story 3: Nephew Cop needed to be seriously punished. He needed to pay restitution himself at the very least.
Thats terrible that NC gave away the guy’s project car.
Story #1 reminded me of someone I went to high school with who accused me of stealing his seat at lunch. Not sure if I should submit it to Fluff because sometimes even I can't believe it actually happened.
Definitely submit your story.
My family had a friend when I was in high school. He was a black pastor from Nigeria, with a masters of divinity. My dad was a college professor, and met the friend on campus. The friend was studying for an MBA specializing in economic development, intending to return to his community after graduation, and help start local businesses.
The area was very rich, being on the Philadelphis 'Main Line'. Despite the rich almost entirely white area, the college had a large contingent of international graduate students, mostly all people of color, all working toward that MBA, and quite a lot of undergraduate people of color. The students all frequented the tiny town center, which was in walking distance of the campus. They especially visited a couple churches (religous school), the pizza parlor with a couple arcade games and the tiny, old fashioned, two screen movie theater. Non-white students were therefore a common sight in town.
The family friend was in his fifties, or maybe early sixties. He was rather distinguished, looking a bit of a Morgan Freeman type. He always wore a suit jacket and tie. I knew him as Dad's friend that would visit to discuss theology and a wide range of other academic topics. When he visited he would always make an excellent pot of Nigerian tea.
One day he arrive to talk to my father. He was rather upset. He had just visited a bank branch in the tiny town, intending to open up a U.S. based bank account. Apparently, while he stood in a que, waiting for service, the police were called. He suspects they were called the moment he stepped into the bank. This was, he said, his first real time feeling outright racism. He was a university and seminary graduate. He was a respected church leader in his community. He was a good husband and father. He always was imbecile in his grooming and semi-formal academic attire. Despite all of this, his black skin immediately panicked the bank workers.
The police didn't treat him horrible and there were no charges, but he was heavily embarrassed. It broke my heart to think of this educated, kind family friend pulled out of line by uniformed police, while all the white people watched. It still makes my stomach hurt thinking about it, but it goes on every day. If his poster child for formality and kindness was treated this way, then how much blacks be treated who just was to be comfortable running errands, on their days off? This stuff really makes me sick to my stomach.
DarkFluff: "Why do Karens call the cops? It never works?"
less than 10 minutes later: Karen calling the cops works
Just because they are family, doesn't mean you don't have a right to sue. Sue anyone that screws you over
Story 2: Oh, no, Fluff, not the boomerang shoe. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Looking at this from the outside, it always amazes me (though if I was living in the country I'd probably use the term "scares" instead) how easy it is for people to become a police officer in the US. Like seriously!
I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve heard the Monte Carlo and the husband not selling his vehicle to his ex story but all the same they are fun to listen to
Story 4: It's stories like this that make me worried if I ever come across a Karen and I'd have punched him as consultation for what I'd have to go through if I didn't want to sue him.
Typical cop. Earning the hate.
“My family and I decided to press charges” holy shit that’s refreshing to hear in this videos
cop in story 4 thought it was like america where he'd be getting a compensation.
That last story really makes me mad. I can't help but think of the add on damages: 1) They gave his keyring, which probably had house keys on it, to a thief. Now he's got to change the locks and maybe even hire a locksmith to get into his home in the first place. 2) Reputational harm. A wrongful arrest is still an arrest and still has to be disclosed in certain situations. If they aren't purging that from the record, better lawyer up and make them. 3) Physical and psychological harm. The guy got kicked hard in the balls, treated roughly by the policeman, and thrown into a cell without medical care, all while being verbally abused. I'd be getting checked out by the hospital and expecting to be compensated for any medical care necessary. If the police weren't willing to compensate for all those damages, I'd be lawyering up and demanding fair compensation for the harm they did through their policeman's gross negligence.
The kick in the balls happened before the cop showed up, so that couldn't be blamed on him
That last story I would of sued the nephew rent a cop and made sure he was fired so bad he wouldn't even be able to get hire as security to a Chuck E Cheese. Also even though the sheriff was a cool guy I would of told him "do you want me to sue you as well on top of suing your nephew?" As soon as he said "don't sue his nephew".
Story 3 - exactly. When someone is clearly that stupid, there's no point even trying to explain things rationally, go straight to escalation: call security/staff/police/whoever it takes to get that person off your case.