Officer Swiftly Fired After Challenging Altercation
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I had a guy flip me off while I was driving home. I ignored him and when I got home made a terrific dinner and watched Netflix.
Imagine losing your job of 8 years because your ego was hurt by a 17 year old. Must've been so humbling hearing that he was fired.
This cop is expressing every reason why people think “fuck the police” he’s about as mature as those kids
"Officer Swiftly Fired," a phrase we need to hear much more of.
This cop is literally proving why people feel strongly against cops.
Imagine being a senior police officer and pulling over a car full of teenagers and being the most insecure person involved.
The best part about this is when the second guy literally tells the kid he’s not breaking the law
"what if that was a DUI person i had on the side of the road?" It means that as a result of your judgement, you let that person drive off so that you can chase some kids for some mean words. Wow
It would have been hilarious if another group of kids driving by shouted “F the police” during the stop.
This cop totally proved within just a few seconds why the kid wanted to say that to him.
It's nice to actually see the chief of police actually fire a bad officer. Much respect for his part. More departments everywhere should have a police chief that don't take no shit.
Officer: “why in the world do you really feel that way?”
Cop: "why do you hate the police?"
The officer, without even realizing it, gave those boys every reason to continue to say what they said; irony was a bridge too far for that guy.
Wow. He was so intimidating. That kid had to be scared to death and so was the driver. You see when the driver looked back at the cop and seen how mad he was. It's a shame to see a cop would treat a juvenile like that over being butt hurt. I probably would have peed my pants in fear if that was me at 17.
This made me smile. Justice has been served. If you can't take some trash talk, you mustn't be on the force.
Lost his job over something he could have just laughed off if he wasn't so petty.
"Why you say fuck the police?"
My man folded after the very first question!!! 😂😂😂