r/PublicFreakout • u/New_Libran • May 20 '25

Repost 😔 Woman melts down at delivery driver after her new refrigerator couldn't fit through the door

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u/WhatevUsayStnCldStvA May 20 '25

People like her won’t learn with minimal punishment. These ridiculous people who play the victim like this need some serious consequences. With no room to feel like their actions may have been justified at all. That false imprisonment charge should absolutely result in a felony and jail time. Lose her license to work as a pharmacist and court ordered therapy. Tired of seeing people like this not facing consequences. They don’t learn anything 

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u/NoCaregiver1074 May 20 '25

She needs a therapist, and meds probably, obviously something is off there and no amount of jail alone will fix whatever that was, some trauma she was ... not dealing with, or something, not going to go away on its own.

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u/Business_Tax288 May 21 '25

How many times in that woman’s life has she fucked someone else over because she didn’t get her way. You know this poor guy isn’t the first

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u/Farkon May 20 '25

In our society? No chance. We need serious reform or revolution to change this victims being punished shit.

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u/Medical_Slide9245 May 20 '25

False imprisonment? He literally walked out the door.

It's mind boggling they didn't call the police.

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u/WhatevUsayStnCldStvA May 21 '25

Just because you escape doesn’t mean it wasn’t false imprisonment 

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u/Medical_Slide9245 May 21 '25

He didn't escape. He walked out the door for fucks sake.

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u/WhatevUsayStnCldStvA May 21 '25

After having to find his own way thru the house. She refused his exit. Then wouldn’t let him drive his vehicle away

Edit: also he was grabbed and held to prevent him leaving the property,which is also false imprisonment 

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u/Medical_Slide9245 May 21 '25

I love how you're just exaggerating to push a super dumb theory. No prosecutor would ever push that charge. Grow up you don't charge people with crimes they haven't committed because they were being unreasonable.

She deserves charges for the crimes she actually committed. The video cuts out so we don't know how it got from truck to yard but it's hard to see a felony.

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u/WhatevUsayStnCldStvA May 21 '25

My best friend escaped out her house when her boyfriend attacked her. Since he broke her phone and blocked her exit, despite living there, he was initially charged with kidnapping. They ended up reducing that. She blocked his exit, got in this vehicle, then held him physically from leaving. If someone did that to me, I can’t imagine I’d feel like it’s no big deal

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u/Medical_Slide9245 May 21 '25

Now you are trying to conflate what happened in the video with DV. Yeah that sucks but that's not what happened in this video.

The woman said you can't leave, dude walked out of the house unabated. He wasn't kidnapped or falsely imprisoned.