Why don't you act like that? I think we know the answer to that question. It's because you know you'll get the business. And for sure, right and wrong have degrees. Let me ask you this, would any of that have happened if Hill had not been speeding? It wouldn't. That's why it's his fault and he has no one to blame but himself. If the officers did something wrong they'll get training or the appropriate reprimand.
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LOL..I see an ad marketing job in you future.
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Yeah of course a felony where the athlete is a legit flight risk is something entirely different. A suspicious stop at midnight is something entirely different. An athlete like tyreek deserves no special privilege for how he is penalized but yeah when part of the job is helping the city put on a major event, athletes and entertainers probably do deserve a little privilege to make sure they can get to where they need to be safely and on time.
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For real? This isn't reckless. Yes he is speeding but not overly and traffic is light.

Here is the body cam footage of what led to Tyreek Hill being pulled over pic.twitter.com/9W5XyOCYTR

— Marcel Louis-Jacques (@Marcel_LJ) September 10, 2024

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Of course cars can get sandwiched between semis. To have a vehicle undetected between them is not possible except for the greatest malpractice.
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If you say so. I guess I'll just disregarded what that State Trooper told me. It's not the salient point bro. That point is that they see horrific things on a consistent basis because people don't follow the rules of the road.
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Look at the number of cars he passes in a bout 8 - 9 seconds in a coned area.
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I'm not talking about how you might interpret the recklessness of his actions. I am talking about how the cop knew he was issuing a citation, not considering detainment or arrest when initiating the traffic stop. The goal was to give tyreek his ticket. And they had all the information they really needed even before the interaction occurred
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So out of touch that some of you think rolling a window a tinted window up on a cop isn't a bad idea...JFC you never let them lose sight of your hands...period.
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yeah he was definitely speeding but those other cars may have seen the cop and decided to go to a crawl like most people do. Well except Tyreek :-)
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You were trying to compare Tyreek's speeding to a horrific accident that had no connection. And Tyreek didn't cause any type major accident. You were comparing apples to oranges and I called you out on it. Seeing horrific things doesn't give you the right to be an ass as a public servant.
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What evidence is there that they knew who he was? Again it doesn't matter but you guys keep saying that, and I haven't seen anything to establish that to be true. There wasn't enough time to run his plates. Barely enough time to look at his license. The stop took that diversion when Hill rolled up his tinted window.
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Although the argument itself is another matter, you did manage one victory, Garcia Bronco:


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No I did not make a comparison and you're clearly mistaken. What I said is is that officers on the road who work the road see a lot of horrific accidents. Speeding and reckless driving are careless driving contributes to that whether it's weaving in and out of traffic or texting and driving or in general not paying attention to the road.

Typically when someone is making a comparison they use the word than. This is worse than that. That is a comparison in written language. At no time that I say Hill's speeding is worse than two semis crunching a minivan.
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So you simply made an inane, useless comment. Got it.
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