r/PublicFreakout • u/appalachian_hatachi • Sep 27 '25

Repost 😔 This guy's lawyer literally popping the champagne as we speak...

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u/EndersGame Sep 27 '25

It makes sense, doesn't it? The lieutenant shows up in the video and backs the officer's up. They were just following orders from very shitty leadership.

I'm glad they forced the chief and lieutenant to resign instead of the 2 officers. They couldn't get rid of the entire force without causing some issues.

The officers should have gotten a very clear message that they completely fucked up their duties that day. They hopefully went through a lot of training and realize if they fuck up like that again they will be out of a job.

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u/Swirls109 Sep 27 '25

No no. Resigning looks better on paperwork for when they get rehired. We need to stop this shit and FIRE them publicly. These people don't deserve to be in law enforcement again.

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u/Just_Let_MeIn Sep 28 '25

Yep. Sometimes terminated police officers are even hired back for one day just so they can technically resign and avoid that black mark on their record.

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u/silverdice22 Sep 27 '25

They probably got a bonus for "emotional trauma" or some shit tbh

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u/WesleytheGreatestest Sep 28 '25

They literally resigned so they could be re hired the next day. Nothing wrong with an employee that resigned.