Per the cop: he threatened the other driver in front of him, then said he'd fight him "if the badge comes off." Then she reached into the patrol car. Twice.
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He backed off. On video, the bus driver follows him. That's where self-defense ends and "initial aggressor" begins. Charged, not convicted. https://t.co/pzTD52cmV2 #SelfDefenseLaw#Bodycam#LawTok
She pulled into someone else's DUI stop to "help" β and left in cuffs. Charges are accusations, not convictions. https://t.co/0zP1V7UTuj #Bodycam#LawTok#KnowYourRights
Suspended license. Felony warrant. A fight with officers. Then: "All this over a suspended license, bro."
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She crashed, walked over to the woman who called 911, and threw the first punch β then told officers she was defending herself.
The initial aggressor doesn't get self-defense. Full breakdown: https://t.co/PhO8dUBvUP
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Fleeing the police during a traffic stop rarely ends well. It escalates the situation and leads to far more severe consequences than accepting responsibility for a minor infraction. Think twice before you run. #TrafficStop#LegalAdvice
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