🇬🇧BRIT Reacts To ENTITLED DAUGHTER LOSES IT WHEN FINALLY TOLD NO!

[@rachel1760]

Sounds like she was unwilling to use the gift card for food and dad knew she was going to trade it for cash to get money for drugs. This was his breaking point.

[@abouttime2569]

Any parent would snap in that situation. Such a sad sight. Hope she can wake up and grow up soon.

[@death2boredom338]

@@abouttime2569 Not really a case of "growing up" if she's an addict. At that point the only thing left is rock bottom, but even then addicts can find ways to scrounge around.

[@NormaWills]

Unfortunately, in the state, officers only ride one per car. So, the female officer who was first on the scene had to wait for her back up. The once they realized that the girl was out of control, they had to wait for the supervisor. The supervisor had the father do the paperwork. Once the supervisor handed the clipboard with the paperwork over to the other officers is when they were able to take action. They can't do anything until the father officially pressed charges, which is what the paperwork was for.

[@abouttime2569]

I thought police cars always consisted of two police officers. Is that old news? Like because there is not enough police officers these days?

[@alanbrown901]

@calebmiller3644yeah for instance in texas most patrol cars have one per car. Sometimes there will be two. But in general its one per car and you can call for backup when needed for assistance if anything goes awry.

[@SatanicKale]

Couldn't they trespass her without having to press charges though?

[@SatanicKale]

@calebmiller3644 Right but that still doesn't require any charges to be pressed by the father.

[@alanbrown901]

@@SatanicKale no i think that was more a formality. Especially since its his car they were asking if he wants to press charges. Yes you could trespass but at this point when they refuse thats grounds for getting arrested for being non compliant. The charge of trespass is gone and they are making sure you are in cuffs soon.

[@TwinMama-jv3zb]

The media has caused a lot of people to think every situation escalates to violence within seconds. This is an EXTREMELY normal interaction with police, especially when they are dealing with a calm situation and possibly someone with mental issues or drug problems. They will do all they can to get the suspect to follow the commands without having to take things to the next level.

[@jimreckson8484]

this person gets it Kabir

[@kdcbattlecreek]

Depends on the neighborhood. No one remembers the horrible footage of a mentally disabled black man in a wheelchair shoot to death because he would not raise his hands. His family called police because they wanted to get him off the curb.

[@YolandaAdamsfan]

​@@kdcbattlecreekThank you! It must be wonderful to live in utopia land like the original commenter...some of us don't have that luxury or privilege, and it's not the "media" doing anything; it's our REALITY.

[@TwinMama-jv3zb]

@YolandaAdamsfan I suggest you do some real actual research instead of just watching the msm. It's very enlightening to see the truth, not just what the talking heads on tv say. You will be blown away when you see the amendments on these news acticals once the company/author has been sued and/or ordered by a judge to report the truth and take back their false narrative. The US is equally dangerous for everyone now that criminals are let loose and glorified, and we have over 1 million people within our borders that nobody knows about. There are bad police, just like there are bad doctors and pastors and teachers. But people who believe the police are targeting people and killing people for no reason, are just plain wrong. I don't scream and cry and burn down my town every time a white person is killed by a police officer.

[@ellenstrack6274]

The officer is actually approaching this correctly. Reasonable attempts before arrest....once they remove her they need to arrest her. The body cam will give her no out, no way she can claim she was not aware and that every attempt to rectify were made. With the litigous society in USA this way they cannot be sued.

[@DouglasWalrath]

they can't be sued regardless due to qualified immunity

[@raven3moon]

Nah. Cops literally can't be sued in the US. Someone could sue the city itself. But, qualified immunity won't allow individual cops to be sued.

[@DrFeelgood1127]

No if they had common sense and didnt have to walk on eggshells this would have been over in 2 minutes

[@Darkstar72SR]

She’s seventeen, so she’s underage. She couldn’t legally be anyone’s caretaker. Hell, I wouldn’t trust her to care for a hamster.

[@DouglasWalrath]

she'd probably sell the hamster to get drugs

[@moneykingmm9298]

…….😮

[@leeann3920]

I think they let it go on for so long simply because the father is right there. And they made sure that dad was going to press charges before they went after her for real. It was such a relief to see her handcuffed. Fun reaction!

[@christhornycroft3686]

There’s that, and the fact that she’s white. If she’d been a black girl in a poor neighbourhood, someone’s getting shot. It happens all the time. It’s incredible how courteous cops are to rude, belligerent and violent people based on skin colour.

[@nitanice]

Yes. When it's a family situation and someone might change their mind, they do want to make sure.

[@cshubs]

It takes long because cops try to de-escalate situations, which is good, but they sometimes/often have too much patience for some suspects. I think maybe they're also being especially gentle because the dad is right there.

[@nigelhinde9515]

The dad is the injured party he wants her removed. When she says dad help me, he says no! He wants her gone, so that argument is ridiculous, just another case of the cops wasting time and taxpayers' money.

[@SonicMegaKing]

Look, they don't want dude changing his mind, plus, she's clearly on drugs. They're trying very, very hard not to escalate. That's what they're supposed to do.

[@pookie717]

Somebody has already said it but I think they were trying to spare the father the trauma of ripping his daughter out of the vehicle forcefully. He's already had to press charges on her and that's tough enough as a parent. I truly believe that's the reason.

[@Fallopia5150]

He should have said NO! to her long before this.

[@jenniferlucas3540]

Body cam footage can be used in court, by either side. The officers know this. This footage shows that the officers remained professional and that they gave her every opportunity to avoid arrest. It also gives the prosecutor a lot of ammo when it comes to a plea negotiation, or at trial if it comes to that.

[@CharlesinTampa]

HA! Just watched this the other day... She's lucky she got such patient cops.

[@dorisfernandez4849]

They were waiting for the paper her father was filling out, pressing charges. They also added the resisting arrest.

[@elenapatrick8116]

I’ve lost my patience with her along time ago. I would have pulled her out already. If she wants to press charges for assault so be it. Everything is on camera and it won’t stand up in court

[@scyphe]

Ooh, I watched this the other day. She's acting like an obstinate 6-year old child. The police officers had heroic levels of patience dealing with her.

[@chelsea6804]

My child has never behaved this way. 😂

[@kimking6036]

If anyone bails her out they should be locked up

[@XX33Y]

The police certainly gave her extra leeway, probably because in domestic situations, when force is required, often "the victim" will turn on the cops. The officers wanted to make sure the father was serious about pressing charges before they took action.

[@TSquared2001]

Too much leeway

[@citisoccer]

I'd say they just felt sorry for her poor dad.

[@raisingemers]

I think the first cop was also waiting for back up, and for the backup to run the plate to ensure it is in fact the fathers car.

[@NikkiKNuvo]

This video didn't really make me mad, so I can see how the cops gave her chance after chance to comply. When you work in the criminal justice/legal system, you have to learn to be patient so that when you finally *do* take action, you're MORE than justified. No one can question your actions because they see how patient you are with a defiant person.

[@saddletramp9714]

They are doing everything possible to not arrest her,,they dont want to arrest her,,jails are over crowded now, but she gives them no choice

[@VorchaKali]

If this was a guy he would of already been dragged out of the car charged and arrested 3 minutes into the video.

[@citisoccer]

The cops were that cool because the father called and was standing right there. Honestly, they probably pity him for having to deal with her all the time.

[@MikeyNottz]

“You’ve already got battery on a L.E.O” “On a Leo, on a August birthday” 🙄🤣🤣

[@Lepidopray]

Combination of drugs and mental health plus a dash of entitlement. How are those issues treated in the U.K.? I'm in a mid sized city and police spend a good chunk of time dealing with people those issues. For example when I listen to the local police scanner there's a woman who calls 5 to 10 times a day because she imagines theres someone breaking in to her apartment, and they aways send someone. Police can't do anything for her real issue.

[@Darkstar72SR]

Unfortunately Kabir, here in the States more and more people think they have the right to pretty much do anything they want when it comes to police including making false claims and accusations. But with these body cams the proof is in the pudding.

[@brandypebler2054]

👍

[@trygswyrmwoodside3229]

It's so weird that body cams stop working whenever the cops do something bad, but we have instant access to 1080p versions of their videos when they do something good.

[@kdcbattlecreek]

But she's only getting away with this because she's not black.

[@racheltaylor3416]

In answer to your question--no--you would not have been given that much time. She has obvious issues and the police are under a LOT of pressure to deal with these cases with more compassion. It's the Dad I feel bad for. He's living a nightmare.

[@johnnym]

I got why they are being patient, and I kinda appreciate that from them. Her being in rehab, and etc., they are trying to not make things "worse" for her or whatever. But yeah, they give her plenty of chances, and also the way the dad is still being very understanding and in a way still trying to help his daughter. The cops gave her plenty of chances, so she get what she deserve in the end. However, as a person of color, I would have been dragged out of this car the moment they cops arrived. Just saying!

[@s777jm]

Correction... She was kicked out of rehab. But as a PoC myself. Yeah we would've been dragged out and or tased.

[@babybird4255]

Watching this video made me start watching all the cop camera videos. They are this patient with everyone. I know everyone loves being the victim, but it's time to grow up.

[@johnnym]

@@babybird4255 there are plenty of videos that show other wise, but since you seen "all the cop camera videos" then everything about police brutality mos be "fake news" or something. SMH stay ignorant if you want, but that doesn't chance the FACT that this is not always the norm on police interactions.

[@babybird4255]

@@johnnym You can watch cop cam videos to. They might not be as entertaining to you as the few police brutality ones. Also never said "fake news" but you can hear what you want to hear. Never said it doesn't happen, but saying it happens all the time makes you look ignorant. Have fun being a victim.

[@Malaika924]

@@babybird4255 Since it happens to a few people and those few people are usually Black, our caution is invalid?

[@mariovillegas9975]

You’re reaction made that video watchable!!

[@douglascampbell9809]

Since the Father said she was having issues and wasn't in rehab like she was supposed to be the police let it go as far as they did. Any other situation she would have been out a lot faster.

[@johnwray393]

Dad realized he had to finally draw a line in the sand but he waited until it was way to late.

[@bobbimccain2385]

She was in dire need of a fix, she needs to be taken to a rehab when she leaves jail. I believe I heard the dad say “he was dropping her off at a rehab”. My heart breaks for the parents, and Dad had definitely reached his breaking point. I’m proud of him! She committed perjury several times, so I hope the police remember to charge her with that as well. I just hope Dad doesn’t pay her bond, or her fines. Most important when her eviction papers come from where she was living I hope he doesn’t let her move into his home.

[@amycarcaterra8177]

Love how the police officer is so calm. It is the parents fault, they never said no to her.

[@JoeKier7]

The standard rule for compliance used to be { ask, tell, force }. Assuming it was just a slow day for the patrol cops, the long gentle handling seemed to be due to the dad having no force used against him by the daughter, and the daughter just being passively non-compliant, with the cops hoping for her to do what was in her best interest.

[@tehmcfogarty6813]

No! She is not trying to waste time. This is the freakin’ future. I’m so happy I lived through the greatest generation EVER! Generation X! Great music BTW!

[@lisawharris1539]

Police are often much more patient if they know the person is acting out due to mental illness, which is very clearly the case here. This case also involves addiction/drug abuse.

[@Mo-ec1we]

What the heck is an allowance? My parents told us what chores had to be done and we did them because we wanted food on a semi regular basis!

[@lolarose2423]

She is insufferable. I think that if they weren’t wearing body cameras, this would’ve ended way faster and way different than it did. Great reaction!

[@candybarney5469]

I can't even imagine having a kid like that!! Wow!

[@EddieDoezit2]

Dad knows he created this monster... he has waited until late in her life for her to hear the word "NO"... He has enabled this behavior...

[@Darkstar72SR]

Is it me or do these Gen Z’s treat police like they’re their parents? If they argue and act like children the cops will just say “Fine! Do whatever you want!” Pathetic behavior. And don’t get me wrong. I’ve known a lot of young people who are respectful of authority but this display is just sad. Her arguments are so childish and nonsensical.

[@LA_HA]

That's because they are encouraged to treat everyone older as parental surrogates. Teachers, professors, judges, police officers, etc. To people like her, she is the perpetual child pressing to see how much she can get away with towards Everyone with a job and responsibilities, because they are Grasshoppers in a world of Ants. We tell them Winter Is Coming. Yet, they expect to continue to sing and dance their lives away and Still be taken care of when Winter Finally Comes no matter the hardships to all others

[@the_dog_says_moo]

Police are supposed to de-escalate situations. They knew if they just pulled her out of the car right away, she would put up a fight. They tried to talk her out of the car but obviously it wasn't going to work. Its hard to feel bad for the dad because he created this monster by never telling her no

[@CuzKatieSaysSo]

I wish we could see her being booked

[@tanyaperez4892]

Why it took so long to snatch her out the car I have no idea but honestly in other circumstances they would have ripped another person out of that car after the first time they said "no I'm not getting out" 😑

[@gotham61]

I love how at 15.17 she tells the cop "You're under arrest" LOL!!

[@twothirtytwo232]

It's a pretty standard way for cops to handle a situation that isn't violent or dangerous. Taking things slowly when action isn't immediately necessary is the way the job should be done. They give every opportunity possible and use force as a last resort. Once they pull her out of the car and she tries to kick them, there is no leeway or patience left. It was also an odd situation, so they might have given a couple extra chances for her to cooperate.

[@luisrivera3056]

There's that saying "If you want to know disappointment, have children"..

[@wtfesme235]

Unfortunately, you are correct. If she were any shade of brown this video would have been 2 minutes long.

[@donny_clevOH42o]

They let it go so far because of her father, no father wants to see their daughter get dragged out, its probably a last resort to do so, again out of respect for the father. Probably wasnt a busy time, possibly the father even requested to take it easy but also wanted to her to learn a lesson. I think the cops were patient and helped the dad out with a entitled daughter. Love the reactions though.

[@ademoss80]

I thought my old man had patience, these cops need a gold star. Truth is they don't want to have to use force on her, cause it's going to be worse. When she tells him to stop policing her and he's all that's literally my job. Such entitlement, I really think she just wanted to be problematic. She's about to get a felony all because she wouldn't get out of the car.😂

[@Howard0Chris]

To answer your question, it depends. On the cops. I mean there was a guy who killed a woman and shot a cop and they were patient with him and he got a $500 bond

[@vickismith4180]

I am feeling so angry watching this. How many young black men have been killed without a word being said. Genuine answer? Only the wealthy are afforded this kind of accommodation.

[@MikasaAckermann831]

Genuine answer you probably would have been pulled out of the car faster. Not really even because of your race but because your a man and older than the girl. They definitely would have less patience with you

[@jlkrsy2011]

Um....my allowance was being ALLOWED to live 😂

[@MJM1309]

I didn't get an allowance when I was a kid. My Father told me if you want something Earn it, Bag Groceries Mow the neighbors lawn cut their hedges. Paint sidewalk addresses on the curb. The thing you want is much better when you buy them yourself. Life Lesson

[@propertylady57]

I NEVER got an allowance. It was my “duty” to help around the house. I got a part time job in high school and I had to save what I made to buy my books in college. It taught me responsibilities and how to handle my money.

[@SUPRAMIKE18]

I think they were being so polite because they didn't want to deal with her for longer because now they gotta file the report and deal with her annoying ass in the jail when booking her.

[@ca2082]

Yes for many reasons 1) If she is high and it seems she is out of it, they don't to manhandle a mentally impaired person unless it's necessary...and be accused of excessive force 2) the body cams are on and they should (if they're smart) play by the book unless there's an imminent danger 3) Police brutality is often shown and being exposed...there's no way they want to get sued or show they didn't use every option. So, I'm surprised...they only acted more rough when she got violent and difficult as it should be

[@bethbennett-blesi6908]

I have 2 brothers that were cops, and this is the kind of situation that can escalate very quickly. I think what the officers were doing was to be calm, cool, and collected to keep Miss Thang from going ballistic. Obviously, this wasn't the right tactic to try. I think i would have given her 3 chances to exit the vehicle, and when she refused use the tazer, then stuff her into the squad. And BTW, I agree that the one officer should should be seen for getting bit. Not knowing what her drug of choice was, she could be positive for HIV, hepatitis C, or any other serious disease where it could be life threatening. I'm normally very patient with difficult people, but I swear I would've lost whatever remained of my composure. Well done to all the officers in this video!

[@robinmcdaniel5881]

I want to press charges is why they give her so many chances. Too many people are sue happy

[@nitanice]

My blood pressure went up watching this. I get that it's a family situation and you might try to be sure he's going to press charges, but this went on for about four times as long as it should have. Trespassing, resisting arrest, battery on a law enforcement officer times two -- so two felonies and two misdemeanors. Way to go!

[@SMcCaskill]

The best thing this father did was have his daughter packed off to jail.

[@AndrewColombana]

Police in situations like this are very patient before they go to the arrest mode.

[@missevearose186]

fully agree with her!

[@nigelhinde9515]

Kabir, I have seen this clip many times, and I am as baffled as you! Having read some of the comments, it is obvious that a change of law in the USA is required. Here, it would be simple the police would just tell her to get out of the car once if she didn't, they would just get hold of her and remove her immediately cuff her and drag her kicking and screaming if needs be to the transport vehicle using whatever restraints necessary and if she resists then that's another change as law suits against the cops for what? She was breaking the law they arrested her using whatever force necessary to bring a speedy resolution to the situation! After all, she is the criminal, the person breaking the law the American law needs to be changed what a total waste of the poor cops time!!! I have watched a few clips similar to this. I don't understand why they give the US cops Cs spray, and tazers. If they don't use them, a tazer de-escalates the situation very quickly as dose the spray criminal subdued arrested restrained and locked up quickly, and if they get hurt, then they that's down to them for resisting arrest!!! Another comment said about people thinking they can act how they like well perhaps that's due to the lack of consequences!!

[@moreanimals6889]

She should be pepper sprayed and handcuffed. She should be charged for getting the car detailed after the pepper spray. The problem is they keep giving her a choice. She does need to go to jail because it is the way she is learning consequences.

[@derochelle8996]

Ive seen plenty of videos of cops dragging someone out of a video who refused to exit without such a lengthy interaction. Then the top it off she was very disrespectful to the cops and her father.

[@catw6998]

11:48 into this….wish ..oh good. Got my wish. What a brat child!

[@inthedarkanonymous5625]

Have you ever seen anyone who would be more likely to sue everybody in sight?

[@_mayathecreator_]

I didn't know where they were until I saw Maitland on the side of the police vehicles. Of course they're in Florida! 😂😂😂

[@eileenesposito6726]

The Calvary gets her out. 😂😂😂😂

[@mariandenk8613]

Kabir, the cops are trained to handle these situations with kid gloves. There’s a lot of pressure on them because there have been multiple publicized incidents whereby the police forcibly detained a prisoner resulting in their death or injury. In one highly publicized case, several cops forcibly held a perpetrator down and when he repeatedly cried out that he couldn’t breathe, they didn’t let up. The prisoner died. The police paid dearly for their actions, one of them more than others who wanted to loosen their hold. The story made national news of course and let to a highly debatable proposition to abolish Police departments nationwide. As a result, the police had to work under a microscope and misconstrued regulations left the police in a quandary. Many officers quit their jobs and police department were either downsized or eliminated. The proposal to defund the police has begun. It is currently the subject of critical political debate. Right, what’s the alternative? Most police departments have downsized and many officers quit their jobs. Even when an officer’s life is in danger, he is supposed to have clear and sustainable cause to defend himself with force. I’m glad that I don’t personally know any policemen whose life has been on the line or taken as a result of this turmoil. Right outside my front door in a small town in Pennsylvania, the police cornered a man who had led them on a high speed chase following a simple driving violation. A local cop was radioed ahead to help in the capture of the suspect. When he put his car in a position to block the suspect’s escape he ended up face to face with the man who was now on foot. The runner shot the policeman in the head through his windshield. The policeman died leaving a wife and two small children. What did he do wrong other than try to enforce the law? I don’t deny that there are corrupt cops in the US, but they are relatively few. The media just loves the drama of controversy. I hope this helps to shed light on why those police officers went overboard in giving this despicable woman so much rope.

[@juliayoung537]

If she was one of my children she would have been out of the car before I could call the police!

[@pamelahoracek]

The police has so much patience with unruly people.

[@gkennedy2998]

No, you would not get this much time and discussion. The reason why the Police are humoring her is that she is a young woman who already claimed "battery" by an officer against her. They are recording and ensuring that there is NO WAY that the officers can be blamed for anything. Also, the girl's father is present. If they use force, the father will (likely) intervene. No, you would not get this much time and reasoning if you were in her shoes. Neither would I.

[@cernunnos1240]

I do love that the reaction to the video is “ why are the police acting like calm reasonable people and not resorting to violence immediately.” To be fair, gender and appearance probably had something to do with it.

[@jackielockridge6862]

Kabir, you would have been tased, beaten, stomped, and shot, and then taken to jail. 😂😂😂

[@toombsboys1508]

The cops are waiting for the father to sign the complaint before they use force.

[@easybreezy4559]

Yeah there cops that would’ve been way worse. She’s lucky that they didn’t just grab her and slam her to the ground😂

[@hannabertrand4460]

I think cops must have to do mountains of paperwork if they have to use force. I think that's why they are so patient with people now. I also think they're treating that girl delicately for her dad's sake.

[@sherryheim5504]

I think that the police don't want to arrest her because she will most likely not be prosecuted anyway, even with her father pressing charges. A judge is probably just going to throw out the case. All the time that will be wasted on paperwork plus the family issues that come from pressing charges is a lot. This is all being videoed so she has no case against the officers so at least that much is a positive. I am sure the police believe this girl has some mental issues so they are trying to go slow and gentle with her but I am going to guess that they are going to have to drag her out of the car and arrest her to end this. These police are so much more patient and diplomatic than I would have been, that is for sure. I am glad to see footage of police being good cops. No matter how nasty and uncooperative she became, the police never once stopped treating her with dignity.

[@RandyStoker1964]

I’d only tell my daughter one time to get out of the car. After that, anything that happens, that’s on her. If you choose to disobey, then that means you chose the results as well.

[@johnwray393]

This pissed me off way more than it should've. And you know the parents turned around and bailed her out that day. She'll learn nothing. She's past the point of no return. Her friends seeing this video and mocking her is the only way she might realize how pathetic she's, sadly.

[@Robert-un7br]

I’m glad somebody from another country is watching what the police deal with over here. A lot of times the police are portrayed by the media and in entertainment as evil bullies. I see a lot of non US citizens have that perception. That they’re aggressive and quick to shoot. First of all they’re not quick to shoot. The fact that anyone could have a gun over here means they have to be cautious. Compliance is very important to them until you’re neutralized as a threat. The problem is they deal with people like this all day. People that just refuse to comply. They refuse to obey simple commands. In any situation the first thing the police are gonna do is put everybody in handcuffs. You are “detained”, not arrested. Then they want to talk to each party individually to get each side of the story. They often have little discretion on not arresting somebody. Because the way it works here is you’re arrested, processed, released on bond with a court date. In court is when you argue your case. Don’t argue it to the police because they’re not the judge, They’re simply collecting you. Many these people would simply get a ticket, or be arrested but released with a citation later that night. But because they are abusive and resist, they’re giving extra charges and that puts them in jail. They do it to themselves.

[@reneerollins4433]

If my daughter would have pulled that crap, no cops would have been called. My husband would have yanked her ass out of that car so fast she would be clean into tomorrow. I don't feel bad for her father at all. He's the one that raised this little shit. If he was a real man, he could have taken care of it without police intervention.

[@knash97]

Then the little shit would press charges on the father for assault. Better to let the cops deal with it. I don't feel bad for him either.

[@aurinslady7119]

I'm going out on a limb here but I'm thinking she's got some significant mental issues happening along with the drugs/alcohol.

[@Foutainoflife1]

The reason why cops allow for these situations to carry on as long as they do is they first want to attempt deescalation. A peaceful resolution is always best. Secondly, they can get a handle on the suspects mental condition or see if they are otherwise impaired. Lastly, it is evidence. It is hard to argue that your rights have been violated when you have this footage that clearly shows that law enforcement tried their best to resolve the problem without further conflict or arrest. With as many people who wanting to argue cases of police misconduct, the body cam evidence is a lifesaver for the good cops out there. Many people don't seem to realize that there are more good cops than bad ones since all the bad cops get all the press.

[@justicepower1255]

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[@justicepower1255]

She takes entitlement to a whole crazy level. Had she been a man or someone 10 shades darker, we all know the outcome to that. These cops were begging her to get out the car? Insane 🙄

[@babybird4255]

Have you watched any other cop cam videos? Unless the person under arrest is running or fighting, the cops are very patient with everyone no mature what there shade of brown is. Grow up

[@justicepower1255]

@@babybird4255 go tell your mama to grow up and your daddy too. You grow up while you're at it too KKK Karen. I said what I said and it ain't changing dingbat🙄🤡👹💩👺

[@justicepower1255]

@@babybird4255 "cops are very patient with everyone" lol. Did you forget to take your meds? Delusions of grandeur much 🙄

[@babybird4255]

@@justicepower1255 Have fun being a victim. Poor you. Feeling sorry for yourself. 😢

[@kevinprzy4539]

lmao you've got to be dense or not seen many police interactions, those that are shades darker tend to commit more violent crimes which in turn has police react more violently in self preservation.@@justicepower1255

[@sdv73168]

The cops are taking their time with her cause they believe she's not worth arresting. Like the cop said bfore, this is stupid. If the cops arrest her they have to spend hours dealing with paper work and other crap. That's why they are trying their best by giving her multiple chances to get out the car. Sometimes most arrests aren't necessary, and the cops try to convince that person to do the right thing. If I were cop I'd be doing the exact same thing.

[@andreamitchell3224]

Proof that corporal punishment should be used on some people. 😅😂

[@ESUSAMEX]

The cops allowed the girl to stay in the car longer than normal because there wasn't any danger. Moreover, the cops knew everything was being recorded and all the video would be shown in court if needed. Another thing is that the police in that state may have to tread lightly because the politicians may not have the cops' back. In my state, the cops would have pulled her out right away and they would not have been careful about it. But then again, the state's politicians are not going go after the cops here. Cops are respected here and the criminals know not to screw around with them.

[@aliciarobinson4107]

I could never be a cop! I'd be so unprofessional, slapping and cussing people left n right.

[@islajadepierre9060]

😂😂😂😂

[@abbynormal4740]

Why does this remind me of those videos of dog groomers trying to work on Shiba Inus and Huskies? 🤔😁😄😆😂🤣🤣

[@justchillin6793]

Under these circumstances I think anyone would be given this time. If it was a pull over I don’t think they’d f around like this. Cops don’t want to have to deal with this shit

[@timhuffmaster3588]

That was exhausting. Absolutely no one would be given that much leeway. Unfortunately, in the US, you would have been on the ground in twenty-five seconds. The affluent neighborhood might be a contributing factor.

[@brandimurray1984]

I felt like they didn't want to do the paperwork for such a stupid arrest, so they gave her every chance to act like an adult. But, I do agree they went over the top with her, if this had been a man he would have been snatched out way sooner.

[@luciaennocenti9710]

They are NOT wasting time. Police are criticized SO much that they have to take care to talk and explain over and over

[@IsThisThePrizeIveWaitedFor]

Those cops have so much patience. I would have counted to three and yoinked her out of there.

[@hyperjan]

Some DA would find a reason to drop all charges if they just pulled her out from the start. Probably still drop them anyways

[@tiffymcconkey]

I think they were trying not to traumatize dad by forcing her out and him possibly channging his mind on pressing charges. Her delulu is out of this world

[@kimberlys8422]

My dad spanked me; I thought twice about disobeying him after one time when I did something really stupid. Still love my Dad; it wasn't abuse.

[@leeann3920]

I also blame you for my addiction to these types of videos! They are a hoot!

[@kathysmith8048]

This is how pathetic it is in the U.S. today. The police have been made caretakers for spoiled brats. They should pull her out and go to jail. Crazy.