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Just had an altercation with a police officer
#51

Just had an altercation with a police officer

This is what I would do.

1 Read Leonard's earlier post about writing notes that are admissible in court.

2 Talk to your attorney friend and get his recommendations for writing notes, dating those notes, possibly emailing the notes to him, etc.

3 Write everything down about both the incident with the girl and the incident with her father.

4 If you said some things or did some things that you should not have then write those things down in a separate document however don't hide that information from your attorney. Let your attorney know everything. You were acting out of emotion and made some very bad decisions. I'm not trying to be difficult with you but I think it is possible that you aren't telling us everything.

5 Review this thread and read it slowly. Maybe guys were piling it on but in my opinion you made a few horrible decisions and you should think hard about how to handle these situations differently in the future. For example, there is no reason whatsoever to give out your phone number and address so carelessly.

6 Be patient and don't talk the local police about the father unless you continue to get watched or harassed in which case you should talk to your attorney again. Hopefully this blows over but you don't have much to gain by going after him. If you go after him you need to be thinking about moving, selling your car and buying a new car, concealing your identify so his local police friends can't harass you, etc. It's a no win situation. It's also going to require you to waste time and money for attorney fees.

Questions:

What do you know about the father? Did you get his last name and badge number?

Are you a minority? Is the father white?

You said police officers have driven by your house twice. Do you live on a residential street where it is unusual for them to be driving through so frequently?
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#52

Just had an altercation with a police officer

Seriously why the FUCK would you give her any of your information ?

Tell her to fuck off, and that YOU'LL call the cops for almost hitting you IF THAT.

If anything, tell her to fuck off, watch where the fuck she's going, and tell her to fuck off again and be on your merry way.

I would've mocked that bitch telling her to call her daddy - and I'd immediately tell her, I'm calling 911 since she's threatening to harm me.

I'd also tell her and point to the nearest building that it has cameras and that would prove she almost hit me backing out and she could've been held liable for bodly harm (bsing law language)

That bitch would back down so fast.


NEVER EVER get the cops involved in anything if possible.

NEVER talk to the police

NEVER give information if you don't have to - especially to some fat bitch squealing for daddy.


Now the dad knows where you live (a mile away), what you drive, and what you look like.

He's the law and he can fuck with you.



Carry on, but if he ever contacts you again, RECORD EVERYTHING.
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#53

Just had an altercation with a police officer

The cop doesn´t know what happened. From your version and his daughter version. Only thing he can be certain something happened which disturbed her. He will not care about your reasons. His conclusion will be you somehow threatened her in some way or another.

Since you gave him your adress he knows your not guilty, neither did you do anything serious. Or at least presumes. Only a innocent dumbass would give his adress to a cop. He probably wants to be sure you got the message not to mess with his daughter.

Don´t make any complaint against him. Unless this escalates further. If it escalates leave the city. If you fight with pigs you will get dirty. Even if you win.
Maybe hire a criminal lawyer give some cash for him to put a good word for you with the chief of the precinct.

A good solution would be to have some family or friend in the force who could reach to him.

The law as so many ways to fuck you. And you don´t want to know them. The law as became so corrupt. Stay away from it.

“If a cop follows you for 500 miles, you’re going to get a ticket,”

W. Buffett
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#54

Just had an altercation with a police officer

Time for a vacation.

I'm not trying to fearmonger. Perhaps there's nothing to worry about.

But when someone outnumbers and outguns you, has shown they're unstable and/or ready to play unfair, and knows where you live, it's nice to have the freedom to disappear for a while and let things die down.

I don't know if you have set up your life with that luxury, but flexibility is an asset in a situation like this. If you have, it might not be a horrible time to use it. Check with your lawyer's opinion on this first, of course.

You can sit back and hope nothing happens and perhaps nothing will. You'll stress yourself out in a million ways worrying regardless, and who knows what kind of a power-hungry loose cannon you're dealing with. Or you can go ghost for a while and let nature run its course.

Read "How to be Invisible" for advice on how to avoid mistakes like this in the future.

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#55

Just had an altercation with a police officer

My God, why in the hell did you give the girl your contact information? And why in the blazing fuck did you give your address to her father when he called you? I'm honestly trying to understand your thought process here. What did you think was going to happen? That you and her father would sit down together over a beer and have a laugh about how silly women can be?

The girl's version of what happened most likely went something like, "This random guy started banging on my window and threatened to rape me. I backed him off a little because of my grrl power but he wouldn't leave and continued to say he wanted to have sex with me and was even so weird he gave me his phone number. It was really scary, please go teach him a lesson, Dad." Or something similarly insane. But of course her father would believe every word she said and take her side over yours. You are just some random guy off the street from his perspective. And there's nothing men are more protective over than their daughters.

Why didn't you just laugh at the girl, tell her to fuck off and leave? I know hindsight is 20/20 here, but come on. You've already received good advice on what to do next, so I have nothing to add there. But for everyone else reading, for the love of God, if you find yourself in a similar situation, just get the hell out of there.

Do NOT talk to the police
Do NOT give random people your contact info (unless forced to, i.e. auto accident)
Do NOT give out your address to people you don't know

Seriously, unless you were the outright victim of a crime (i.e. your car gets stolen and you have to report it) do NOT talk to the police. You never stand to gain anything. They aren't looking to exonerate you, they're looking for evidence to put you away. They are never your friends. They aren't there to protect you or help you get justice. At best they are neutral parties who will write up a report of what happened. But don't even count on that.

And more to the point, do your best to avoid crazy people and drama, especially emotionally charged drama involving men's wives and daughters. Guys get killed over stupid shit like that every day. And if you're going to dip your toe in that pond, at least make sure the payoff is worth it. In this case there was no payoff whatsoever. It was pure downside risk from the word go.

The key takeaway:

AVOID CRAZY PEOPLE
DO NOT GIVE THEM YOUR ADDRESS AND PHONE NUMBER

That's all I have to say.

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#56

Just had an altercation with a police officer

Just ignore all these hindsight posts and do what you need to. If any more harassment happens maybe you can get a restraining order against, him, that'll look good on his record.

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#57

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One question for OP...do you live in a small town or rural area? Or a large city?

That would be critical to my strategy in your situation.

Big city cops certainly have their "shit lists" of people that they will harass when they get the time, but generally they have far more on their plate, than to worry about petty stuff like this.

Small town cops are an entirely different matter. Their mentality in much more in-group/out-group and they get bored easily. If you are with the in-group, you got nothing to worry about, but if you get relegated to the out-group...my advice is to move. Once that happens in a small town, you are fucked for life.

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#58

Just had an altercation with a police officer

Quote: (07-28-2017 02:49 PM)Charles Martel Wrote:  

One question for OP...do you live in a small town or rural area? Or a large city?

That would be critical to my strategy in your situation.

Big city cops certainly have their "shit lists" of people that they will harass when they get the time, but generally they have far more on their plate, than to worry about petty stuff like this.

Small town cops are an entirely different matter. Their mentality in much more in-group/out-group and they get bored easily. If you are with the in-group, you got nothing to worry about, but if you get relegated to the out-group...my advice is to move. Once that happens in a small town, you are fucked for life.

Small town. I know half of the police force in my town - some I've known since grade school.

This dude lives here but works 1 city away - a medium sized town.
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#59

Just had an altercation with a police officer

Quote: (07-28-2017 02:58 PM)Captainstabbin Wrote:  

Quote: (07-28-2017 02:49 PM)Charles Martel Wrote:  

One question for OP...do you live in a small town or rural area? Or a large city?

That would be critical to my strategy in your situation.

Big city cops certainly have their "shit lists" of people that they will harass when they get the time, but generally they have far more on their plate, than to worry about petty stuff like this.

Small town cops are an entirely different matter. Their mentality in much more in-group/out-group and they get bored easily. If you are with the in-group, you got nothing to worry about, but if you get relegated to the out-group...my advice is to move. Once that happens in a small town, you are fucked for life.

Small town. I know half of the police force in my town - some I've known since grade school.

This dude lives here but works 1 city away - a medium sized town.

Then now is the time to renew some of those acquaintances. Since you know some of them personally, even tenuously...sound them out on this incident. Presuming you are a law-abiding citizen, they may help.

That said- do NOT trust them.

Cops tend to side with their own, sometimes even over their own family. They have been rightfully labelled the Blue Mafia for a reason. Daryl Gates tried to combat this mentality when he was police chief of Los Angeles...with exactly zero success.

Leonard D Neubache had some stellar advice earlier in this thread about documenting everything that has happened so far. Absolutely do that, but if you find the local cops have put you on their shit list...time to start packing.

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#60

Just had an altercation with a police officer

From the Aussie girl getting shot by Somalian cop thread:
thread-63879...pid1620459
Quote: (07-28-2017 03:28 PM)Zelcorpion Wrote:  

The Somali-super-cop's latest excuse:

https://www.jihadwatch.org/2017/07/musli...police-car

Quote:Quote:

Muslim cop shot unarmed woman to death after woman “slapped” back of his police car

Slapping cars can lead to death!
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#61

Just had an altercation with a police officer

RVF Member: I accidentally shot myself in the leg. Need first aid advice!

Other RVF Member 1: How did you shoot yourself in the leg. You obviously weren't adhering to proper gun safety rules.

RVF Member: Yeah, I know. I'm bleeding pretty bad. Can I get some advice?

Other RVF Member 2: Holy shit. WTF were you thinking. You should have been more careful.

RVF Member: Okay. Yeah. But can anyone tell me how to tie a tourniquet or something? Starting to get cold...

Other RVF Member 3: Jesus, man. You were playing with a gun and got sloppy. WTF did you expect to happen.

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#62

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Quote: (07-28-2017 12:33 AM)Captainstabbin Wrote:  

I gave her my name and number and told her to have him call me. I really thought we could work it out.

Dude, thats dumb. You had nothing to gain and everything to lose.

Always think about that before doing things. Whats to gain? Whats to lose...
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#63

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^Right after LNBs post

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#64

Just had an altercation with a police officer

WNB chubby 5 nor your soon to be cellmate "Bubba."
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#65

Just had an altercation with a police officer

Come to Italy. You can beat the shit out of cops and they can't even do anything, forget about hitting his daughter's car [Image: icon_mrgreen.gif]

What can he possibly do for hitting his daughter's car, man?
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#66

Just had an altercation with a police officer

Quote: (07-28-2017 07:20 PM)Leonard D Neubache Wrote:  

RVF Member: I accidentally shot myself in the leg. Need first aid advice!

Other RVF Member 1: How did you shoot yourself in the leg. You obviously weren't adhering to proper gun safety rules.

RVF Member: Yeah, I know. I'm bleeding pretty bad. Can I get some advice?

Other RVF Member 2: Holy shit. WTF were you thinking. You should have been more careful.

RVF Member: Okay. Yeah. But can anyone tell me how to tie a tourniquet or something? Starting to get cold...

Other RVF Member 3: Jesus, man. You were playing with a gun and got sloppy. WTF did you expect to happen.

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To our discharge, unless one has lived in North America, one could not understand the (relative, though) importance of a situation that, outside of Northern America, would be a total non-event, a joke.

I mean, for a European or Asian, this event is almost incomprehensible. To begin with, how can a woman actually raise her voice at a man in the street?[Image: dodgy.gif] (if from EE or SEA, how can a chubby-5 own a car?) How can the aggravated man not just push her away? How can a man give his phone number to such a crazy woman? How could a cop bother to investigate such a bullshit incident, and have the nerve to show up at your place (in EE or SouthAm, said cop would get a beating)?

That is why it is difficult to take this event as a serious problem or danger, but ok, I have lived in Northern America, and understand that yes, it is a (moderately) dangerous situation for the OP. Let him follow the good, cautious advice written here, without too much paranoia though.
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#67

Just had an altercation with a police officer

Keep a low profile until it blows over; or report him?
In other words swallow a bit of pride, knowing that you were an innocent party; or be assertive and pursue some sanctions against the cop, as a matter of principle.
Which choice do you want to live with.
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#68

Just had an altercation with a police officer

Quote: (07-28-2017 11:28 PM)Rossi Wrote:  

Come to Italy. You can beat the shit out of cops and they can't even do anything, forget about hitting his daughter's car [Image: icon_mrgreen.gif]

What can he possibly do for hitting his daughter's car, man?

Yeah - but OP would need to get a deep suntan and learn a few angry phrases in Arabic.
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#69

Just had an altercation with a police officer

Quote: (07-28-2017 02:58 PM)Captainstabbin Wrote:  

Quote: (07-28-2017 02:49 PM)Charles Martel Wrote:  

One question for OP...do you live in a small town or rural area? Or a large city?

That would be critical to my strategy in your situation.

Big city cops certainly have their "shit lists" of people that they will harass when they get the time, but generally they have far more on their plate, than to worry about petty stuff like this.

Small town cops are an entirely different matter. Their mentality in much more in-group/out-group and they get bored easily. If you are with the in-group, you got nothing to worry about, but if you get relegated to the out-group...my advice is to move. Once that happens in a small town, you are fucked for life.

Small town. I know half of the police force in my town - some I've known since grade school.

This dude lives here but works 1 city away - a medium sized town.

If you know half the police force, can't you ask a buddy of yours in the force to placate the other guy (unless it is just "knowing" the guys by seeing)? They likely know each other. All you did was slap his daughter's car as she almost hit you with the car. It only got out of hand, but there is nothing to it.
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#70

Just had an altercation with a police officer

How do you do with US cops who want to get you? Thats what I want to know.
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#71

Just had an altercation with a police officer

Quote: (07-28-2017 05:02 AM)ed pluribus unum Wrote:  

Quote: (07-28-2017 04:52 AM)germanico Wrote:  

... And I hope your conversation with 911 went in the way of "hey, this lady tried to run me over and now she is threatening to have her cop dad beat me for telling her to watch out.".

Good point, and as per LDN's advice, include the exact date/time of the call in your notes.

^Right here. I would have called 911 right in the parking lot. Making threats is a crime.
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#72

Just had an altercation with a police officer

I know this may be an unpopular opinion and perhaps i've been in asia too long where I do take a soft approach to a lot of situations..but wouldn't this be a good time take the hat in hand and just offer a general non specific apology.

Quash the beef and move on with your life. It's not worth it.

He's a piece of shit and so is his fat ass worthless daughter. Since this is a small town where everyone is bored it could escalate into something truly retarded.

Short of dueling him with flintlock pistols at sunset there's no real satisfaction to be gained.

Going to war with a cop and his chubster offspring might not be the best idea.
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#73

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This is why I'm going to defend Captain Stabbin:

Quote: (07-28-2017 11:57 PM)Going strong Wrote:  

To our discharge, unless one has lived in North America, one could not understand the (relative, though) importance of a situation that, outside of Northern America, would be a total non-event, a joke.

I mean, for a European or Asian, this event is almost incomprehensible. To begin with, how can a woman actually raise her voice at a man in the street?[Image: dodgy.gif] (if from EE or SEA, how can a chubby-5 own a car?) How can the aggravated man not just push her away? How can a man give his phone number to such a crazy woman? How could a cop bother to investigate such a bullshit incident, and have the nerve to show up at your place (in EE or SouthAm, said cop would get a beating)?

That is why it is difficult to take this event as a serious problem or danger, but ok, I have lived in Northern America, and understand that yes, it is a (moderately) dangerous situation for the OP. Let him follow the good, cautious advice written here, without too much paranoia though.

Here's what he did: first, he said "Hey lady, watch where you're driving, you almost hit me!" When she acted petulant, and threatened him with authority, he said "Really? I did nothing wrong, you cunt. Go on, bring the Justice, you're the one who almost hit me." When the cop called him, and pretended to be reasonable, he said "Hey man, I have nothing to hide; I'm law abiding, an open book. Come on over, let's discuss this like men."

NONE of this, by itself, is foolish on un-virtuous; this sort of behaviour is how we managed to get by without police departments for centuries. This is how any real man would have behaved 50 years ago.

Was it a poor decision in the modern environment? Yes - but the instincts that led to it were the instincts of a healthy, decent man.
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#74

Just had an altercation with a police officer

Adam Corolla once said that kids of police officers are usually messed up big time. I would avoid, avoid, avoid. Giving this girl your personal information was a huge mistake.

Cops love to throw their weight around when they aren't on duty. He has the badge pass. You don't. He knows that he can come over to your horse and kill you in cold blood and that NOTHING will happen to him.

It sounds like you could have just walked away from this. Why didn't you?
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#75

Just had an altercation with a police officer

Would advise to check on a vetted attorney before making any moves or contacting the precinct. Could be a severe breach of duty if handled properly?

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