@realjoshreese@InternetH0F Most people won't like it but you're not lying unfortunately. History showed us everytime. Hillary ran, ORtard won. Joe ran, Joe won. Kamala ran, ORtard won AGAIN. Starting to think we're doomed.
Guy attending Florida car is stopped by police telling him it's illegal to watch.
What happens when a peaceful, permitted car show turns into a target practice for spectator citations?
An attendee named Joseph went to "Cars & Coffee Palm Beach" in Florida to take photos and enjoy the legitimate automotive meetup. But as attendees began packing up and leaving, the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office (PBSO) launched a targeted sweep.
Joseph was returning to his parked car when Deputy Kalmus (ID: 20186) detained him, claiming undercover officers filmed him "spectating" illegal street racing and takeover activity.
The Claims vs. The Evidence
Zero Takeover Footage:
Deputy Kalmus insisted undercover officers recorded Joseph spectating an illegal burnout or takeover. However, in subsequent FOIA and public records requests, no video evidence of any drag racing or street takeover from the event was ever provided.
Refusal to Clarify: When asked on camera why attendees were being targeted for standing on public sidewalks near a legal event, Detective Kelsey Schultz (ID: 30545)—who appeared to be overseeing aspects of the operation—refused to explain the justification.
The Spectator Standard: Under Florida Statute 316.191(1)(i), proving someone is an illegal "spectator" requires showing that their presence was the result of an affirmative choice to attend or participate in an actual street takeover or drag race.
Legitimate Meetup vs. Illegal Takeover: Attending a daytime public car show at a commercial plaza does not automatically convert law-abiding enthusiasts into street racing co-conspirators.
Constitutional Vagueness: Florida’s anti-takeover statute has historically faced legal challenges (such as State of Florida v. Wells) for vagueness and arbitrary enforcement, as it fails to give ordinary citizens clear guidance on where the line is drawn.
The Reality of the System
Filing Complaints: Joseph filed an official complaint with PBSO Internal Affairs regarding the detention and lack of evidence. Following an internal review, Sergeant Safford cleared the involved officers of any fault.
The Extortion Trap: With spectator citations carrying a ~$400 fine, many innocent attendees end up paying the ticket simply because fighting it in court—or funding a constitutional appeal—costs exponentially more than paying the bogus fee.
Does issuing spectator tickets at permitted car shows protect public safety, or is it just revenue generation through arbitrary enforcement? Looking forward to see the responses on this.
Cartoon wise, the final scene in Ed Edd Eddy is hard af when you realize that the scams and stories of Eddy’s brother were all because Eddy wanted to fit in and be liked by everyone.
As a kid I loved how they all rallied to their defense to help their friends in the end 🖤
في أمريكا تعرّفت فتاة على شاب عبر وسائل التواصل الاجتماعي وتبادلا الحديث لأيام طويلة حتى قررا أخيرًا اللقاء.
لكن ما كان بانتظارها هناك لم يخطر لها على بال
عندما نزلت من السيارة ورأت الشاب الذي يفترض أنه حبيبها صُدمت بشدة.
لكن الصدمة الحقيقية جاءت لاحقًا حين اكتشف الشاب أن الفتاة وافقت على خطته الغريبة الذهاب إلى الحديقة مع إمالة مقاعد السيارة بالكامل كانت المفاجأة أكبر!
ترى ماذا كانا يخططان لفعله في الحديقة؟
If you go to the prison and discover you have same mother with an inmate what would you do.
If this eventually happens I would know criminality is in the blood 😂
🚨 ijustlovepuzzles -- a popular streamer best known for sharing her puzzlemaking exploits online -- will soon be able to flash her best smile when she finishes one ... because she made thousands at Kai Cenat's Streamer University, and she's going to get her teeth fixed.
@its_The_Dr This is a comedic sketch (her gestures imply as much), seems like it is born out of the Obsession phenomenon… if it isn’t…
Western high trust culture is Doomed.
There is a longer version where things get far funnier… Bark!