Dolphins WR Tyreek Hill was detained by police today entering the stadium for a driving violation, per his agent Drew Rosenhaus. But Rosenhaus said Hill will play today.
These cops would do exactly as they were told, if and when orders are issued to violate the rights of normal citizens. They'd gleefully take a battering ram to your front door and confiscate your hunting rifle at gunpoint.
The next time cops organize to prevent some bullshit from happening will be the first.
So until they take our guns who is there to buffer the good from the bad? The police! They are all that stand between the good and total anarchy. Just because it hasn't hit your neighborhood yet doesn't mean it isn't happening! [Reply]
Originally Posted by tyreekthefreak:
So until they take our guns who is there to buffer the good from the bad? The police! They are all that stand between the good and total anarchy. Just because it hasn't hit your neighborhood yet doesn't mean it isn't happening!
You missed that whole the police are under no obligation to protect you ruling huh? [Reply]
Originally Posted by Mecca:
Is this a serious post?
Crime peaked in the 90s, also this idea that without cops there would be total anarchy is kind of amusing.
That has to be the dumbest thing I have ever heard! Do you have any vision at all or are you just living in an ivory tower somewhere where everything is just gumballs and moonbeams! [Reply]
legit stop. speeding in a construction zone. brazen and bellicose behavior from Tyreek. you cant big time a cop. If Tyreek had played that differently, he could have been on his way in 5 minutes plus however long it takes to take 3 selfies.
Great video. This is a bad look for Tyreek, Miami (the team), and the NFL. They should all apologize and support the officers involved and Miami PD. It was a legitimate stop, and Tyreek was wrong and instigated the issue. This would have been done in minutes if he'd simply comply with the officers' lawful request. [Reply]
Originally Posted by emaw1979:
Great video. This is a bad look for Tyreek, Miami (the team), and the NFL. They should all apologize and support the officers involved and Miami PD. It was a legitimate stop, and Tyreek was wrong and instigated the issue. This would have been done in minutes if he'd simply comply with the officers' lawful request.
Geez. Tyreek is an entitled moron. He handled the first 30 seconds of that as bad as he possibly could without pulling a gun on the cops. I hadn't seen the very beginning. [Reply]
Originally Posted by DaFace View Post
I can't recall the last time someone was rude to a waiter and the end result was being thrown on the ground, handcuffed, or shot
Originally Posted by BigRichard:
Does a waiter have a legal right to do that in their job? I can't recall seeing that in any job descriptions for a waiter position.
So part of the job description for being a LEO is a legal right to shoot someone being rude?
Originally Posted by Chief Pagan: Originally Posted by DaFace View Post
I can't recall the last time someone was rude to a waiter and the end result was being thrown on the ground, handcuffed, or shot
So part of the job description for being a LEO is a legal right to shoot someone being rude?
Yes, I think this explains a lot.
The fact that people think being rude to a cop means you deserve to be physically assaulted and possibly shot or threatened to be shot, says a ton about our country and law enforcement. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Mecca:
The fact that people think being rude to a cop means you deserve to be physically assaulted and possibly shot or threatened to be shot, says a ton about our country and law enforcement.
If you're going to be a diva don't cry when someone grabs you and pulls you to the ground. You act like they punched Hill or something. Hill's a grown man acting like an idiot and when a cop puts him in his place, he cries! Yeah, Hill is real tough, lololol! [Reply]
Watched the video. Tyreek is an entitled douche and the cops were 100% in the right. “Don’t tap on my window” then rolls up window refusing a command to roll down the window. He could have just accepted the ticket politely and moved on but he instigated the whole thing. Cops don’t know if you are going for a weapon with the window rolled up. Then he plays victim. He’s so full of shit. [Reply]
Originally Posted by seamonster:
Father in law is a DC cop and worked the streets and worked as a detective during the crack wars. Had a cover. I understand the stress. The problem is with the unions. They allow for undisciplined a-holes.
This. Their job is to zealously advocate for their officers but that doesn't mean they should get carte blanche. I think a lot of issues are rooted in this. Camden NJ is a real interesting example of union busting and how it improved both public safety and community relations. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Mecca:
The fact that people think being rude to a cop means you deserve to be physically assaulted and possibly shot or threatened to be shot, says a ton about our country and law enforcement.
I think rolling up your black tinted window in a situation like that goes beyond just simply being "rude to a cop." [Reply]
After watching the video. Hill is a moron and those defending him are morons.
You don't speed in a Lambo. Have your window down, then roll up a fully tinted window when the cops are talking to you. He is trying to use his celeb status get out of this. He knew he was in the wrong when he said just give me my ticket.
Then just kept making it worse from there.
I am officially glad we traded him. He can be someone else's nightmare.
He will probably blame Patrick and Travis for this as well somehow. [Reply]
