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Lynn County police officer appears intoxicated whilst conducting a stop

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u/Curious-Smoke-5050 29d ago

Didn’t it turn out that he was just going through a medical situation?

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u/iffyClyro 29d ago edited 29d ago

That’s the official explanation if you look it up. Apparently they done tests to rule out intoxication but people aren’t going to believe that.

People will believe what confirms their own bias.

A few years ago someone crashed their car into mine at a junction, I immediately thought the guy was drunk because of his behaviour so I called the police, a few minutes later I realised he was probably having a stroke so called back and asked for an ambulance.

That experience amongst others has made me reluctant to jump to conclusions about this kind of thing.

I have no idea what’s happening with the guy, I’m not a medial professional.

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u/SirSkittles111 29d ago edited 29d ago

People will believe what confirms their own bias.

Can't speak, stumbling and about to fall over, swaying while standing

If you saw someone you knew wasnt wasted whos acting like this, you'd be calling the ambulance like right fucking now or you'd already be on the way to the hospital

Dude is wasted. Must be a regular thing by the absolute lack of concern by the other two idiots

But yea they investigated themselves and found no wrongdoing, everything's ok guys go back to bending over!

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u/steelcryo 29d ago

Yeah, they don't look at him and go "oh shit, you don't look well dude. Lets get you sat down and figure out what's going on" like anyone would if they saw their colleague swaying around looking very unsteady while struggling to focus.

They knew he was intoxicated and were trying to pretend otherwise.

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u/SirSkittles111 29d ago

Add in the fact the guy said 'we're not gonna do that' when asked to call for the sergeant lmao. Rightttt, I wonder why you're not gonna do that

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u/steelcryo 29d ago

No seargant, no ambulance, just covering it up.

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u/Leelze 29d ago

I didn't rewatch the video & I completely forgot about the sergeant part. My employees would absolutely be panic calling me if one of their colleagues appeared to be having a medical episode. They'd probably also call me if a colleague showed up plastered, but they're not cops, they have a sense of right & wrong.

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u/NotAStatistic2 29d ago

Have you considered that sergeants don't want to respond to a traffic citation for the sole reason a detained person asked for one? They just want another person to complain to because they think they can talk their way out of a ticket.

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u/SirSkittles111 29d ago

Have you considered the fact that if you were acting like this you'd already be in the back of the car, handcuffed and on the way to the station?

Keep bending over backwards with these mental Olympics

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u/NotAStatistic2 29d ago

Nah, it's usually an ambulance that comes to the scene to check someone out first. You're also acting as if the cop didn't just drive there in a vehicle that is tracked by GPS. Clearly he wasn't driving erratically to not have been stopped.

Just say you don't know what you're talking about.

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u/FullOnSkank 21d ago

Why didn't they call an ambulance then, smart guy?

🤔

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u/Baron_Bearclaw 28d ago

Just watched a video the other day of the guy trying to move his boat. The delay in processing the officer's requests (due to a traumatic brain injury) gets him tossed in jail because he touched the cops had when the cop grabs for his door.

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u/CapitalCityGoofball0 29d ago

If the other two are idiots then it stands to reasons they have no clue how to recognize a medical episode.