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@not59776: #audit #fyp #police #foryou

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vvr2112
vvr2112 :
“Because we axed you to.” Lmao
2025-08-12 10:44:08
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lassetermark
Lasseter Mark :
I have personal things in my car too, but it doesn't stop police from looking into my car.. lol
2025-08-12 11:45:44
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supermario1122
uy.ghiij nbnb b jij in ĥih m7 :
they try to intimidate you that the way it looks
2025-08-12 11:05:22
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patrickcampbell513
patrickcampbell513 :
those are bought by the citizens for you to use, they're not your personal cars.
2025-08-12 11:36:23
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topcatrisehigh321
topcatrisehigh321 :
🤣🤣😂😂 Three I can’t say
2025-08-12 12:12:01
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munkyalucard
Munky Alucard :
Like illegal tint.
2025-08-12 13:01:55
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boowesley71
Boo :
That’s the thin blue line of corruption
2025-08-12 14:19:03
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troyyawn2
troyyawn2 :
They don’t want you to look in their car because they have personal stuff in cas. But they don’t mind going through yours
2025-08-12 11:30:29
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coachchip22
[email protected] :
Right away people want to be negative immediately towards the police, calling them names and always getting aggressive towards them. But they were the first ones that you called when you’re in trouble and you need help. All these people who walk around just randomly taking pictures of police, cars and buildings need to get a life, don’t they have jobs. And them right away. Their excuse normally is, I’m an independent journalist and I’m doing an article or a report. That’s the biggest load of crap and just an excuse for being a nuisance. As soon as they say, they’re an independent journalist, they should have to show their credentials as a journalist. Immediately, everybody wants to say that the cops are being aggressive, but if they allow things that happen, then everybody’s upset that they’re not doing their job. This country has enough issues as it is, if the streets are ran by the people alone, there be more anarchy then there already is.
2025-08-12 11:32:34
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jerryj1979
Jerry :
bang bang bang
2025-08-12 13:54:04
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tonybd76
JesusTorres :
see why these people do a service to all of us, it will teach these policeman man their limits and I do support what they do to audit the police, that have shown to be very corrupt.
2025-08-12 14:56:22
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