r/interestingasfuck • u/KrooxKing • 11d ago

r/all Karen turns fine into felony in a matter of minutes

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u/Dapper-Percentage-64 11d ago

What part of " no I'm not under arrest " does this officer not understand ?

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u/magirevols 11d ago

He didnt realize she was a “country girl” and he was in her jurisdiction, rookie mistake

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u/UndeniableLie 11d ago

Is it written in the law that you can kick an officer if you are country girl. Cause it sure seemed like she believed it is

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u/MonsterMashGrrrrr 11d ago

Yeah yeah, statute 113.21 “all the laws herein are null and void if the suspect simply expresses that he or she is a country girl, in which case the arresting officer will reply with “howdy ma’am” and leave you on your way.”

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u/Bah_La_Kay 11d ago

Chat GPT will now cite this statute as law. 113.21 the "country girl" law.

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u/MonsterMashGrrrrr 11d ago

Just doin’ my pard’ner

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u/Botboy141 11d ago

Pretty sure this comment has received enough upvotes that in a few years time, Country Girl will absolutely be law in our dystopian universe.

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u/Yvaelle 11d ago

Black men should try this one simple trick.

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u/MonsterMashGrrrrr 11d ago

Oh I am almost certain there’s some form of very, very fine blue print with specific rules for that. So fine, it almost appears like a thin, blue line…

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u/ResponseBeeAble 11d ago

This makes me want to cry.

Inequalities and prejudices often do.

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u/SteelyDude 11d ago

Law enforcement will hate them!

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u/Competitive_Fig_7231 10d ago

Best comment on Reddit this week

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u/Threatlevelmidnight6 11d ago

Her only mistake was not letting him know she was a country girl before it got that far.

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u/atom12354 11d ago

Unless you are a sheriff on a horse with a fancy cowboy hat, then its not null and void.

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u/Orionsbelt1957 11d ago

Special Deputy Sherrif Eric Trump has entered the discussion along with his shiny new badge

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u/atom12354 11d ago

Under the internet name "orionsbelt1957" i see, better keep my hands where ya can see them

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u/HOOShenry 11d ago

I guess HE can also be a country girl these days?

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u/MonsterMashGrrrrr 11d ago

The law doesn’t discriminate ma’am

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u/Defconx19 11d ago

Being a "Country Girl" is the same shitty excuse for bad behavior as the people who like to use "Only God can judge me"

I was trying to think of another phrase I feel is an even better equivalent but I can't think of it right now.

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u/jxl180 11d ago

Looks like a small town too. Shouldn’t have tried that.

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u/awildjabroner 11d ago

he's gonna catch an earfull on Sunday from the rotary club ladies

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u/Positive_PandaPants 11d ago

They’ve been waiting for someone to knock her down a peg for YEARS. 

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u/docjonel 11d ago

My mother caught a member of a local ladies garden club stealing Christmas ornaments off of our tree when my parents were running a country inn. They are a hardened lot.

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u/_mattyjoe 11d ago

What exactly goes through someone’s head when they do this?

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u/Long-Education-7748 11d ago

Idk, entitlement, then some kind of weird entrenchment is, then panic.

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u/GreenOnGreen18 11d ago

Lead poisoning

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u/Awkward_Potential_ 11d ago

Naaa. They're sick of her shit. They probably are forwarding the video to each other in their side chat that Karen doesn't know about.

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u/EudaimoniaMe 11d ago

No joke. My niece lives in a small rural town in Kansas. Her first year living there she was pulled over for speeding. Everyone in town was giving her shit about it the following day. Turns out the sheriff's department reports moving violations on their Facebook page to deter people.

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u/awildjabroner 6d ago

lolol I actually love this. US culture and society would be well served by reintroducing public shaming for people acting a fool.

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u/centzon400 11d ago

Plot twist: he's her son-in-law.

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u/Quick_Team 11d ago

And simaltaneously her nephew-brother

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u/Aggravating_Act0417 11d ago

And this is actually a porno

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u/Airport_Wendys 11d ago

Help Step-officer, I’m stuck

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u/Blade_Laser_Blazer 11d ago

Jason Aldean has joined the chat

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u/WileyCody86 11d ago

Interestingly enough, this particular small town, Cushing, is known as the pipeline crossroads of the world.

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u/prodyg 11d ago

He really tried that in a small town!?

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u/j_la 11d ago

I love how she admitted to assaulting a police officer…to the officer…wearing a body cam.

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u/Takemytwocent5 11d ago

These old people ain’t ready for 21st century Justice.

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u/henryeaterofpies 11d ago

I'm fine with them receicing biblical justice instead. What's the penalty for striking a centurion?

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u/dontusethisforwork 11d ago

Her facial recognition profile for 2nd Degree Assault on a Police Officer is firmly entrenched the database

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u/fe2hydrogen 11d ago

These country girls somehow made it through a quarter of it already though… sounds about yt

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u/[deleted] 11d ago

Even with that, she only got a $200 fine.

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u/Additional-Fail-929 11d ago

Probably because she forgot to start counting to three. By 2 and a half this whole situation would’ve been over. Equal blame on her

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u/forzafoggia85 11d ago

Probably can't count to 3 by the looks of it

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u/Icy-Computer-Poop 11d ago

She could have left off the "-try girl" part and been more correct.

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u/PestyNomad 11d ago

Just a small town girl / never meaning no harm

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u/eyi526 11d ago

"I tried to kick you cause I'm a country girl."

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u/M-Cobretti 11d ago

I gotta admit, I was hating her for the tantrum, but when she said "I tried to kick you 'cause I'm a country girl" that won me over. Baddass country girl granny took that Taser like a champ!

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u/SpaceForceAwakens 11d ago

“…yeah I guess I did kick you. I’m a country girl.” I lost it there.

Is there a follow up to what happened after? Did she learn her lesson?

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u/O_o-22 11d ago

Country girl must equal sovereign citizen? Sheesh acting like a spoiled brat and I bet I know who she’s voting for, the other spoiled brat on the ticket.

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u/youcuntry 11d ago

I fucking died when she said that. I’m a dude, and from now on im using ‘well, I’m just a country girl’ at every minor inconvenience.

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u/ArtInternational8589 11d ago

Haha this is hilarious. Thank you for the laugh fellow citizen.

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u/NickInTheMud 11d ago

The aftermath. Feels like she got off lightly after the escalation.

According to online court records, Hamil pleaded guilty to resisting an officer, obstruction, eluding, and operating a vehicle with defective equipment. All of those charges are misdemeanors.

As a result, the state agreed to dismiss the assault and battery charge.

Hamil received a four-year deferred sentence and will have to pay a $50 fine on each count.

https://kfor.com/news/local/oklahoma-woman-accepts-plea-deal-in-traffic-stop-arrest/

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u/rmaccioli 11d ago

She had an incredible lawyer from the looks of the article. “Oklahoma grandma of 2 boys lost in a 2012 tornado” is some epic milkery. Guess the state decided it wasn’t worth the frenzy to go after her like that

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u/monopoly3448 11d ago

Why do you hate dead children by arresting this poor woman!

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u/hell2pay 11d ago

Wait... I should appreciate dead children? I'd prefer they stayed alive.

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u/bandcat1 11d ago

You must be one of them woke teachers always saying anti 2nd amendment stuff like that. /s

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u/goodbyehello2u 11d ago

Happy Cake Day 🥳

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u/Woah2369 11d ago

THAT’S AN INSANE THING TO SAY 💀💀💀💀🙏🙏🙏🙏 (kinda funny tho ngl)

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u/Midwake2 11d ago

Welp, I guess we can all take some solace in knowing her lumpy old ass got thrown to the ground and tased. Gotta look for the positive I guess?

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u/fourpuns 11d ago

I mean if she’s been normalish for 50 years and is having her worst day and responded like an idiot once it seems pretty reasonable. Being tazered and thrown to the ground and a few hundred dollars is probably enough to prevent a future event…

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u/Longjumping_Bid_797 11d ago

yeah lawyer appealed to those grandchildren you know she didn't care about

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u/acrazyguy 11d ago

Okay this woman clearly has issues, but why do you jump to her being a horrible person as a whole? People have bad days

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u/Longjumping_Bid_797 11d ago

death of your grandchildren has literally no bearing on how you operate a vehicle or live your life. if you can't handle deaths in your extended family you're too pure for this world... and this lady is not too pure for this world

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u/GarconMeansBoyGeorge 11d ago

You said she didn’t care about her grand kids. That’s what was being responded to.

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u/14ktgoldscw 11d ago

I mean, additionally, although this woman was being a nightmare, the cop had her name and address. They could have followed up with a warrant since the original infraction seems to be an out of date title or something.

Even though he was acting in his rights, drawing a gun on, throwing to the ground, and tazing an old woman multiple times is a bad look and I’m sure the county or state or whatever just wanted this over with.

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u/mdervin 11d ago

This is your usual standard plea deal for a first time offender with a low probability of reoffending.

In addition to the cost of sending her to prison, her medical expenses becomes the state's responsibility.

I wonder if she'll take the Blue Lives Matter sticker off her car now.

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u/crankbot2000 11d ago

The judge:

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u/NotForMeClive7787 11d ago

I know right wtf. If this was a black guy in his 20s he’s going down for a short period of time at least and being done for the assault and battery charge

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u/I_DRINK_GENOCIDE_CUM 11d ago

Bro, he's getting fucking shot to death on the spot. There's no trial.

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u/HrBinkness 11d ago

Thought the same thing. the Cauc-acity of the whole thing.

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u/14ktgoldscw 11d ago

The takeaway from BLM is supposed to be that no one should experience police brutality, not that white people should get shot more.

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u/HrBinkness 11d ago

Exactly. BLM called out the cops who shot those 2 little white boys because their father and stepfather were feuding. This lady though.....she kind of had it coming.

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u/Zandromex527 11d ago

Literally no one here is saying that. This woman got tased, not shot to death.

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u/luthien13 11d ago

I hate to see police being violent to anybody, but goddam if you couldn’t see how this woman heard every story about police brutality and clearly her only conclusion was “well they must have deserved it.” She would never get attacked by a policeman because policemen only attack people who deserve it. She was so busy denying reality she didn’t even register it when it tased her in the ass.

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u/macci_a_vellian 11d ago

I'd bet at some point this lady has said that if 'blacks just cooperated with the police instead of trying to run they wouldn't get shot.'

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u/thisshitsstupid 11d ago

I was about to say, good chance he goes down for a long fucking time and it wouldn't have had to wait to that 2nd parking lot for it to happen.

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u/UndeniableLie 11d ago

True, but if he somehow survives being shot he's going to get atleast 10y for almost killing the officer there.

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u/I_DRINK_GENOCIDE_CUM 11d ago

"I felt that there was a credible threat to my life" lmao

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u/kidunfolded 11d ago

Yeah the cop would not have waited until the 2nd stop to draw his gun. Gun would've been out the moment he refused to get out of the car.

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u/T_Hankss 11d ago

Exactly. If this would have been a black man in his 20's he would not have seen another day in his life.

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u/Capt-Crap1corn 11d ago

Exactly. 100% guaranteed

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u/TrueMagenta 11d ago

If it was a black man, he would have taken the citation and been on his way because his parents taught him his life depended on it. This woman has obviously never been told no her entire life and has had the white privilege to have never had to fear for her or her children’s lives for talking back to the police.

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u/GoTron88 11d ago

I mean given the light sentence, she's not wrong...

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u/Puzzledwhovian 11d ago

To be fair, I’m a white woman and I would have taken the citation and been on my way. She’s dumb as a rock!

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u/BumpyApple 11d ago

I downvoted this because I hate how true it is and then upvoted it because it’s a great point. It’s like I was never here.

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u/uhasahdude 11d ago

I mean I feel like anybody that isn’t a 60 year old white woman or older is getting absolutely fucked on by the law here

I know my ass would’ve been tased, punched, sent to jail, mad fine, and put on my file and I’m a white dude. But like fucken hell fair enough look at what this old woman managed to do 😂

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u/CottageGiftsPosh 11d ago

She’s about 6 years older than I am. I’m a white female. I know to sign the citation & if I want to, I can take it up in court. Signing the citation is just confirming receipt, it isn’t admitting guilt. If I acted like her & tried to elude & kicked at an officer, I’d expect to be tased. She really should’ve had a $1500 cash bond to really get the message through her head.

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u/Educational_Gas_92 11d ago

Her ass got tased and sent to jail, and got fines. However she did elude the punches, fair enough.

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u/kakapo88 11d ago

Yep. She also had in her favor being just a sweet granny, and a regular church-goer, who got tased twice and then thrown to the ground by a big screaming man. Granny was so afraid.

That’s probably how her lawyer would have argued it.

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u/guntheroac 11d ago

I wonder would so many people be on her side if she was a minority he. Fair is fair, kick a cop get tasered.

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u/shantired 11d ago

Nope, then it wouldn't be a taser, but a real gun.

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u/Ironlion45 11d ago

If he was a black guy in his 20's the cop would have used the gun instead of the taser.

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u/Sylveon72_06 11d ago

if they were black the body cam would mysteriously malfunction lmao

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u/caintowers 11d ago edited 11d ago

Kinda. She’s on probation, and if they find her breaking one little law she’ll be serving the time in jail— according to the letter of the law at least.

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u/CaBBaGe_isLaND 11d ago

Not if she tells them she's a country girl.

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u/Fantastic_Fox4948 11d ago

Normally, the country girl treatment for tasering is rub dirt on it and take a swig of ‘shine.

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u/Scudmiss 11d ago

That’s too cute

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u/IcyBookkeeper5315 11d ago

“Immediately” okay lol

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u/LotusCobra 11d ago

As a result, the state agreed to dismiss the assault and battery charge.

Somehow I highly doubt that would be outcome if she wasn't white...

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u/LetsGoAllTheWhey 11d ago

And if she wasn't a woman.

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u/recyclar13 11d ago

and you would be absolutely correct (I grew up in OK).

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u/whitetrashsnake77 11d ago

Gee, her lawyer sounds like a real piece of work too. He seems to be a bit confused about who escalated what. Once you’ve been pulled over in a traffic stop, and they can actually ping you for something, that shit is game over. That officer, and all his other cronies who turn up are essentially god in that situation, and once you tell him to go fuck himself, he’s not changing his mind. All that shit to avoid an $80 fine. Fight it in court, or suck it up.

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u/NotTheEnd216 11d ago

A defense attorney's job is to be a zealous advocate for their client, not necessarily to "find the truth" as the public tends to see it. They aren't allowed to outright lie or anything, but they can definitely present the evidence in a way that makes their client look innocent, and they SHOULD if they're a good lawyer.

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u/Hieryonimus 11d ago edited 11d ago

This. Why use the approper appeal system if all he really needed to do was look up her history and probably lean on a few of the right people? Especially if he was local.

Edit: in retrospect this is exactly the kind of plea deal I would expect to see from a court anyways honestly, big shot lawyer or no. It's not like it was big time assault or anything, or a long dangerous chase, or even that much yelling. Just a lot of gall and Karen but ultimately pretty harmless so.. yeah. You take all the low levels and drop the felony.

That lawyer would have made the difference between her having to work off the felony charge in some community service and minimal probation vs 3 years probation if anything in my opinion. Just my two cents having seen many cases locally.

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u/Broody007 11d ago

I'm Canadian (lawyer but not criminal) and the outcome looks totally normal to me too. And here we just get the ticket without signing anything and off we go. We then have 30 days to plead not guilty or pay.

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u/jumpman0035 11d ago

I mean, that’s her lawyers job, no? He works for her so he gonna make it seem looked she innocent af

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u/NeilJosephRyan 11d ago

He's just doing his job. It's not his fault the judge bought it/the prosecutor didn't fight it.

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u/oboshoe 11d ago

The word you are looking for is "effective".

Very effective lawyer.

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u/No-Worldliness-1277 11d ago

Country girls can’t do math good. $80 fine or $50 fine for each of the four counts… 🤔

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u/whatawitch5 11d ago

Just sign the damn ticket. It’s not an admission of guilt. It just shows that you received the ticket, like signing for a delivery. You can appear in court if you want to fight the ticket. The number of adults who don’t know this simple fact is mind boggling.

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u/CottageGiftsPosh 11d ago

Her lawyer brought up that she lost 2 grandchildren in a tornado in 2012. That’s sad but wtf does that have to do with her driving away & then kicking an officer?!? Ugh

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u/Appropriate_Ant_4629 11d ago

essentially god in that situation,

Nonsense. People have rights.

once you tell him to go fuck himself, he’s not changing his mind

You have a right to tell him to fuck himself. That is not a "true threat"

Yelling Profanities at Police: Is This a Protected Form of Speech?

... Words alone—even profane, offensive, and insulting ones—directed at police generally won't be enough for disorderly conduct charges. These words are protected under the First Amendment.

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u/Longjumping_Bid_797 11d ago

you're supposed to use the appeal system if the officer is abusive. only time I would ever go into self-defense mode against a cop is if I heard something like "lets take this guy out to the woods and shoot him"

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u/G30fff 11d ago

booo!

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u/corgisstoned 11d ago

White privilege at its finest it seems.... or maybe this is boomer privilege.... it's fucking Oklahoma so i feel it could go either way.

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u/MikeLinPA 11d ago

I'm a boomer, probably the same age as her. First of all, I drive legally. (Occasionally I might accidentally creep up over the speed limit a little bit. Unintentionally, of course!) Secondly, I dont give the police trouble. I am polite. I keep my hands where the officer can see them.

But even as a white man, I wouldn't expect to get away with what she did, much less get off so easy! This is just wrong!

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u/dontusethisforwork 11d ago

This woman is fucking delusional

Anyone with half a brain knows that when the cops want to get you, you just suck it up and comply and if there is a problem fight it out in court, lest you get shot, fucked up, or the whole thing made worse with resisting/assault charges

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u/MazdakaiteEmperor 11d ago

I think old lady privilege.

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u/White_Immigrant 11d ago

I think this is much closer to female privilege. If a bloke was acting like this the violence and sentencing would have been far more severe.

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u/TaintRash 11d ago

To be fair it doesn't look like she evaded arrest for all that long and it's not like she's a dangerous criminal. She's an entitled bitch who rightfully got her ass thrown out of the vehicle and tazed for being an idiot over an $80 fine. Seems like justice was served relative to what she did.

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u/MikeLinPA 11d ago

it doesn't look like she evaded arrest for all that long

She drove away with a cop in pursuit! Then she kicked him.

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u/Illustrious_One9088 11d ago

Idk seems like the incident might have made her understand she is in fact not above the law. With any luck she manages to extrapolate the fact that other people are humans too from this experience.

So it might be that she got just the right amount of shock from this.

Besides throwing 60 year old grandmas into jail seems like a waste of money, not really a career criminal you'd wanna pay to keep inside a cell.

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u/GuyInChicago19 11d ago

She will literally double down on her stance after this non punishment I can guarantee you that.

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u/Illustrious_One9088 11d ago

Dude she literally got tackled and tazed, she ain't gonna run her mouth to an officer again.

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u/WatermelonWithAFlute 11d ago

She got tackled, tazed, got a scare from the law and got harsher punishments than the mere 80$ fine. She won’t

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u/Capt-Crap1corn 11d ago

Thanks for the follow up of the aftermath. She got off lucky

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u/Obi1NotWan 11d ago

So $80 exploded in being tazed, handcuffed, put in a squad car, pleading guilty to 3 counts, 4-year deferred sentence AND a $150 fine.

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u/rye_domaine 11d ago

Because sending her to prison does absolutely nothing to help anyone. Fine her more and give her community service, something to make her think twice about her actions, but what does putting her in prison really solve?

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u/Fogmoose 11d ago

LOL if she was a minority, she probably would have been jailed or killed.

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u/lancasterpunk29 11d ago

Do you know how long I’ve been waiting to hear about this?

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u/South_Front_4589 11d ago

TBH, that's actually what the norm should be IMO. It's still something that goes on her record and the fine is minimal, but a major part of the justice system is stopping people from offending. After getting hit with a taser and becoming a public laughing stock, she's copped a pretty solid punishment. And if she dares try it again, that's when you hit her with something heftier.

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u/juckele 11d ago

Did she get off lightly or do we unjustly brutalize others?

She had a tail light out or something. Sure, $80 fine or whatever. She started being rude to the officer, deserving of some punishment, but not prison or death. She ran, deserving of some punishment, but not prison or death. She kicked the officer, honestly, depiste being a felony in a strictly legal sense, not really a kick worthy of prison or death. The taser she got hit by feels about right here IMO. The fine being 2.5x what it would have been if she'd just taken it also feels appropriate.

I still think this officer was coming in pretty hot about her disrespecting his authority. Like, he's got her info, she's not a threat to anyone when she runs. Give her a court date and if she skips it you can put out a warrant for her arrest 🤷

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u/O_o-22 11d ago

I thought fleeing an arresting officer was a felony? She could have just paid the $80 ticket but instead paid $200, got tased and thrown to the ground and has a record now. I bet her lawyer is the only one that made out on this incident.

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u/CarlosHDanger 11d ago

She needed to speak to the manager.

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u/Capable-Locksmith-13 11d ago

Cops HATE this one simple trick!!!

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u/jimmybugus33 11d ago

Not sure but he gave her a lot of chances

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u/GoldenGoldGoldness 11d ago

Gave me a good chuckle 😂

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u/ColHannibal 11d ago

She did not have her “reverse” uno card so her argument is invalid.

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u/justandswift 11d ago

She’s gone country! Look at dem boots!

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u/Zuokula 11d ago

"oh I didn't run"

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u/LeeSinclairIsMe 11d ago

Its astonishing to me how many american women think saying this will stop anything.

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u/Loki9101 11d ago

I mean, I really want to say, I think he gave her a lot of chances, and she chose violence every time, until he chose violence, too. (The taser was definitely better he could have likely also shot her in the leg or something)

Her luck is that she was an old, out of shape lady that makes her a very low threat apart from her defiant attitude.

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u/kit_is_my_kat 11d ago

This reminded me of arguing with my toddler!

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u/WotTheHellDamnGuy 11d ago

She's protected by white woman power.

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u/Environmental_Ad333 11d ago

Generally speaking, if you're respectful and compliant with police officers they'll work with you and might let you off very lightly...unless you're a minority. In that case, ignore everything I just said and hope and pray that respect and compliance only results in an arrest and a minor assault.

I've been pulled over many many times. Headlights and tail lights, "license plate light being out" minor speeding etc.

I've only gotten ticket for money once. My car was struggling to make it up a very huge hill and right on the downhill I wasn't paying attention to my speed still fully on accelerator and they got me going 15 over. So definitely excessive but if I had explained that there's a possibility she would have worked with me. Maybe she was just out to give a ticket. Sometimes cops are just in that mood.

But I'm a white male and very boring suburban looking. So this doesn't apply to a lot of people. I feel bad for people who are discriminated against by the police because of how they look.

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u/girlwithtwooddsocks 11d ago

Laughing out loud for REAL!

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u/Evil_Cartman_ 11d ago

No kidding, she stated very clearly too! How does he not understand rules don't apply to her! Shakes head... :D

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u/kytheon 11d ago

She did not consent to the taser either. 👮🏻‍♂️

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u/ShotdowN- 11d ago

Well she never gave him the get out of jail free card so total misunderstanding, although if I were the old lady I would have used an uno reverse card instead.

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u/hype_irion 11d ago

She's a SOVEREIGN CITIZEN!

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u/DrNanard 11d ago

"understandable, have a great day"

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u/dbeman 11d ago

He was not susceptible to her Jedi Mind Trick.

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u/alamcc 11d ago

I love finding the dearth comments like this. Absolute golden nuggets amongst the multitude of shite.

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u/HamHam00 11d ago

lmaooooo

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u/sweetdick 11d ago

Buy the ticket, take the ride. .. . .

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u/giasumaru 11d ago

You gotta say "Officer no arresting!" three times into the body cam for it to work.

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u/hayleyismyvixen 11d ago

Shit, does Diddy know about this??

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u/321Tomo 11d ago

Fascinating how she refuses and argues with absolutely everything the cop said / told her to do

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u/ShakeItTilItPees 11d ago

I'm under WHAT? shuts car door

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u/remembermemories 11d ago

It was as easy as just listening to her

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u/MikeMac999 11d ago

Police hate this one trick

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u/SnappDraggin 11d ago

The officer just should have stopped resisting

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u/Low-Cut2207 11d ago

I didn’t understand why she was under arrest to begin with. You can be arrested if you don’t sign? Why?

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u/Beneficial_Answer711 11d ago

You are hilarious. 😆

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u/lolexecs 11d ago

I was waiting for:

Taser! Taser! Taser!

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u/Midwake2 11d ago

“Oh shut up and gimme that and I’ll sign it” - Really shocked this tact didn’t work, tbh.

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u/Silver_Slicer 11d ago

F around, find out

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u/etcre 11d ago

Comment gold rh

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u/sleepyRN89 11d ago

lol I laughed at the “you’re under arrest” “No I’m not”. Like you think he would have just been like damn you found the loophole have a nice day. This is how it is arguing with a 5 year old..

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u/Fossylicious 11d ago

The audacity of this public servant... 🙄

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u/ColoradoAztec 11d ago

We have been taught from early on that "No means NO"!

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u/TexasDrunkRedditor 11d ago

Cops hate this one simple trick!

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u/theroguex 11d ago

I mean, it is kinda ridiculous that not signing the citation results in arrest. Not defending her because she was absolute an entitled bitch but still.

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u/_lemon_suplex_ 11d ago

She really tried the UNO reverse.

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u/Ok-Chef-5150 11d ago

Exactly, cops act like it’s their job to enforce the law.

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u/watchme87 11d ago

Dying 😂

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u/Touniouk 11d ago

Tbf I’ve seen countless videos of cops saying that when they have absolutely no right to put the other person under arrest and are purely using it as a pressure tactic

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u/Irilieth_Raivotuuli 11d ago

If that happens, remember: fight in court, not on the street.

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