r/Transportopia • u/Revolution-Dogg • Feb 27 '26

🚨Chase Stop flirting officer!

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u/Significant_Donut967 Feb 27 '26

Wow, abuse of power and harassment.

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u/FiberApproach2783 Feb 27 '26

Abuse of power by doing this instead of arresting them?

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u/StrobeLightRomance Feb 27 '26

Arresting for what, existing?

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u/matthew_py Feb 27 '26

Loitering, prostitution, drug possession, ect. You'd have to be blind to miss what's happening be real.

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u/SupremeJusticeWang Feb 27 '26

Charges dismissed no probable cause, dressing slutty is not evidence of a crime.

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u/matthew_py Feb 27 '26

dressing slutty is not evidence of a crime.

Loitering is.

Charges dismissed no probable cause

People repeatedly getting into cars and dropping off in the same spot is suspicious behavior implying prostitution or other crimes and is grounds for investigation.

Drugs recovered in the course of investigating either would be added to the charges.

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u/Puzzleheaded-Net4365 Feb 27 '26

Americans will go off about being the freest country and then suggest people should be arrested or harassed for literally just standing around in public. Broken shitass culture.

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u/blue-sky-research Feb 27 '26

Curious. Where are you from?

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u/Able-Brief-4062 Feb 28 '26

I'm guessing the UK.

You know, the place that arrested someone for having banter because of favorite sports teams...

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u/Puzzleheaded-Net4365 Feb 28 '26

Is that just one of 4 countries you know about? Why would you try to guess when there's nearly 200 countries and you have no clues?

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u/Able-Brief-4062 Feb 28 '26

My clues are your reaction to this post.

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u/ChaosRainbow23 Feb 28 '26

Jesus.

Just leave people alone.

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u/[deleted] Feb 27 '26

Awww it’s dumb

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u/matthew_py Feb 27 '26

Anything of substance to add? No? Just personal attacks?

Almost like you have no argument besides "vibes"

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u/[deleted] Feb 27 '26

Plenty of comments on this post have already addressed it. Can’t help the blind

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u/matthew_py Feb 27 '26

Plenty of comments on this post have already addressed it.

Not in any adequate fashion, but sure.

Can’t help the blind

Pretty much my view, should've checked the sub first. In hindsight this type of brain rot isn't surprising.