6 thoughts on “Good laugh for Friday morning”

  1. When not in handcuffs, most officers will request that you put your hands behind your back and interlock your fingers. At least that was my experience when i received an open container in college while standing on a sidewalk outside a house party. That $96 fine seemed like a fortune back then.

    1. but yes, this coming from Rod is hilarious. Most people don’t understand the difference in being arrested and being detained. The latter could involve handcuffs depending on who you are. The elite will get this lighter treatment and so would Rod. Being arrested, you are getting cuffs no matter what.

    2. This is the type of republican authoritarian law that is pointless. Why is it illegal to drink outside? They need more laws to support the police union, which is okay to have, but teachers, and firefighters shouldn’t unionize, they are publicly funded.

      1. Only illegal if you step onto the street or the public walkway. While attending a much larger school out of state, the pledges at the frats were on border duty. They would line the grass yard and make sure no one stepped onto the sidewalk because then campus police could ticket the person and shut the party down. In SD, the cops just parked down the street and waited because they knew we were all 21 but they wanted to ticket us for something. It was nothing more than revenue generation and harassment. Protect and Serve has been a lie since that propaganda started, and Uvalde proves that. They have no obligation to protect or serve you, unless it is papers to search your house or take you to court.

        1. Agree! The “small government” line the GOP tries to use is only for progressive agenda items, kind of like the “protect and serve” jargon. Laws that can take freedoms away, that is all A-OK for the government to enforce, laws that say the government can’t take a freedom, is YEETED if it isn’t specifically written in blood 300 years ago by the “founders”, or 6K years ago by Jesus.

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