First off she went mud shark so she’s already fucking done then she goes full psycho to wreck her future even more. 😂😂😂. I respect his restraint. Cuz he could have emptied a glock into her.
JUST IN: Two people have climbed to the top of the Empire State Building’s spire in New York City.
The individuals who were wearing masks were seen setting up a flag.
This cop is one of the reasons people flee the police.
We are in Ozaukee County Wisconsin where a Sheriff’s deputy pulls up on a motorcyclist in a gas station parking clearly finishing fueling up. Before stating a reason for a traffic stop, the deputy demanded he shut off his bike. When the biker says one second as he was trying to secure the gas cap that he was already in the middle of placing on, the deputy shut the bike off on his own and seized the key.
The deputy then claims he was stopping him because the plate was covered which the driver reminded him that he was not on the road with the plate covered he was in the process of getting fuel and the plate would not be covered once he was ready to hit the road.
The deputy demanded his ID and was willing to give the key back in exchange for the ID as the biker request. The deputy then twisted the story into a crack down on sports bikes fleeing police and them having the ability to conceal their plates with a plate flipper.
The biker corrected the deputy again that his bike is not a sports bike, it is a stunt bike which is much slower and not going to outrun anything. The deputies answer was basically they all look alike to him.
The big question is, was this legal? Below is an argument on both ends.
The Deputy's Argument (The State)
The Stop: The deputy states he observed the motorcycle operating without visible registration as he was pulling into the lot.
The "Key Grab": The deputy immediately reaches onto the bike and pulls the ignition key. Local law enforcement has faced a major influx of sport bike riders using mechanical license plate flippers to intentionally flee from traffic stops. The deputy argues securing the key was a necessary, pre-emptive measure for officer safety to prevent a dangerous high-speed pursuit.
The Mechanism: The ability shown to be able to conceal the plate can give law enforcement probable cause, as possessing or installing a device designed to flip or hide a registration plate is illegal under Wisconsin state law.
The Rider's Argument (The Citizen)
No Imminent Flight Risk: The most glaring contradiction in the footage is the timing of the key grab. The deputy physically seizes the key while the rider is actively trying to put his gas cap back on and lock it. With his hands occupied and the fuel tank wide open, it was physically impossible for the rider to launch into an escape—meaning the deputy wasn't reacting to a threat, but acting on a stereotype.
4th Amendment Violation: While traffic stops allow officers to control a scene, physically entering a citizen's vehicle space to seize property without consent, an active threat, or an overt attempt to flee crosses the line into an unreasonable search and seizure.
Stunt Bike vs. Sport Bike: The rider explicitly corrects the officer, pointing out that it is a dedicated stunt bike. Because it is highly geared with a massive rear sprocket for slow-speed maneuvers, it has a drastically lower top-end speed than a stock sport bike, shattering the assumption that it was a viable highway "runner."
The Gray Area: Where do police tactics to prevent high-speed pursuits end, and a citizen's constitutional protections against warrantless seizure begin?
Say hi to Resizable Modern - With a logout button where it should've been forever, instead of the X near the minimap. Shoutout to my clanmember Cait, I'm sure many people have hated seeing that one empty tile.. well, no more! Took her two days to fix what's been broken so long<3
An Illinois State Trooper pulled up to a horrific multi-vehicle crash on I-94 in Chicago. A woman was trapped inside her wrecked Chevy Impala, her jammed seatbelt pinning her in place. He slashed the belt with his pocket knife, then moved to the passenger side to pull her free as cars flew past at highway speeds.
Before his hand reached the door, a speeding SUV slammed into the Impala’s front, spinning the entire car like a deadly top, right where he had been standing seconds earlier. A second vehicle immediately rocketed in, smashing the wreckage and missing him by mere feet.
He had been exactly in the path of the first impact. In under ten seconds, the trooper narrowly escaped death.
This French Yu-Gi-Oh fan built a 3D system that makes cards summon monsters in real life. He developed it in just 7 months and built chips capable of reading more than 3,600 cards.
JUST IN: Brentwood Police say 'Reacher' star Alan Ritchson acted in self-defense, say no charges will be filed.
The development comes as new footage appears to show Ritchson's neighbor blocking the road while he was on his motorcycle.
"After reviewing available evidence, including video footage and witness statements, authorities determined that no criminal charges will be pursued," said the Brentwood Police Department.
"Mr. Ritchson’s actions were found to be in self-defense."
"Although a potential reckless endangerment charge was considered, Mr. Ritchson declined to pursue charges."
The case has been closed.
i pray debt collectors call me
last month one called about a $4,300 medical bill. i let him do his whole speech. then i said six words:
"is this debt past the statute?"
silence
in 38 states, debt expires after 3-7 years. once it passes the statute of limitations, they cannot sue you for it. legally. the debt still exists on paper but they have zero enforcement power
they're calling you hoping you don't know this. because the second you make a payment, even $1, the clock RESETS and they can sue you again for the full amount
that's why they say "just pay $50 to show good faith." that $50 reactivates the entire debt. it's a trap and they know exactly what they're doing
the play when a collector calls:
step 1: say nothing about paying. say this: "please provide written validation of this debt under FDCPA Section 809"
they are legally required to stop all collection activity until they send you written proof. most junk debt buyers can't produce it because they bought your debt in a bundle for 4 cents on the dollar and don't have the original paperwork
step 2: check your state's statute of limitations at your state AG's website. if the debt is past the SOL, send this letter:
"this debt is time-barred under [state] statute of limitations. any attempt to collect or sue is a violation of the FDCPA. cease all contact immediately"
step 3: if it's on your credit report and it's past 7 years, dispute it. "this account exceeds the FCRA 7-year reporting period. remove immediately." bureaus must remove it within 30 days or face $1,000 per violation
i helped someone wipe $23,000 in zombie debt in one afternoon. four letters. zero dollars paid
the collectors who called her every week? gone. the accounts on her credit report dragging her score down 80+ points? deleted. she went from 588 to 691 in 45 days without paying a cent
debt collectors buy your old debt for pennies and try to scare you into paying full price. their entire business model depends on you not knowing your rights
now you know
(link in bio. i delete debt and fix credit scores)
Nickmercs just went off on DrDisrespect 😳
“I have kids and a family to raise. F**k that mf he can hold my d**k he’s not like that, stop acting with your wig and glasses that’s all he does.”