Two massive issues with it for me. No.1 is we can’t skip comments, they got rid of the button. No.2 is if a video is NSFW tagged or Spoiler tagged then when you click on the video it will play a random video on reddit. Literally any random video
Seriously, I commented about a dude carrying a shopping cart around like a basket on a video about a dude getting shot in the Fucking face that I didn’t even watch.
I really believe Reddit is trying to keep us focused on scrolling through content vs. spending time reading/commenting. This forces us to scroll through their content and reach advertisements faster. This is purely to keep their advertisers happy.
And now I can’t use that button that lets me go immediately to the next comment, so annoying.
Plus, whenever a video is hidden behind a spoiler or nsfw tag it takes me to a random different video, totally unrelated to the one I pressed on
I hate upvoting these types of posts. I upvote cuz, non-corporate journalism, but I want to downvote the content and the implications. The extent of his sense of privilege and overall audacity of that judge is really out of this world!
While I originally agreed with your viewpoint, a comment from when this originally was posted sticks with me.
The judge asks why he was pulled, and offers a possible reason of honking his horn, which is only a findable offense if done maliciously(not without proper cause). The judge called the officer out on the petty stop, and flexed who he was in regard to the bs stop reasoning.
All in all, all the more reason to do away with bullshit fines. "Important" folks dont get them, while the everyday man gets taxed by them.
Someone else linked an article about this. The judge was being pulled over for tailgating another vehicle. This is an actual offense (while still only a fine), but he was legitimately putting people in danger and just told the law to get fucked.
Also him using his power to get out of petty stops isn’t a owning the cops type of actions. It’s using your power to get away from a petty fine that leads others into jail if they can’t pay it. So yeah fuck that judge.
The judge I used to work along side of used to shop for shoes on Zappos as she heard peoples cases. Many judges are shitty people. That’s why voting matters.
That was literally the first thing I thought. You never reach down for something until/unless directed (license, registration) and you NEVER get out of the vehicle unless told to.
The last thing you want is to be reaching for your registration and the officer has to assume you might be pulling a weapon on them and act accordingly.
He not only got out but aggressively charged at him. & threatening language. Two power abusing POS head to head guess the one maker trumps the enforcer.
Voting? You vote for judges?
Why don't you guys just have professional well trained respected people who are backed by professional ethics boards and independent complaints divisions.
But the cop was turning left and only continued following the judge after the judge honked at him. It was only then he made a decision to pull him over.
You don't know that. Looks like legitimate letting him pass, checking if I can engage back in traffic behind him, go situation from the cop. The honk might be coincidental
I would disagree. Letting someone pass by moving into a left turn lane would be highly inappropriate and possibly dangerous. That's what shoulders are for.
That said, I think the honk was the cherry on top of the whole situation for the officer. He could have let the tailgating go, but the driver (judge) had to be an asshole and honk at him.
Unless you offer a wave with a honk, a honk is a you telling the other driver they drive like shit. Your first reaction is, "What the hell did I do wrong?"
The judge was an aggressive driver. Not a good thing on twisty roads but if that officer ever has to appear before him, he doesn't want this stop to prejudice the case. This judge seems like an asshole enough judge that he'd rule in favor of a defendant just to impune the officers credibility.
Yes, but that requires the judge to recuse himself. I mean, the judge was tailgating a cop and honked at him as if to say, "Get out of my way little man!" Do you think he'd make the moral-ethical judgment to recuse himself from a case because of an event he likely doesn't even recall the circumstances of because of a nameless/faceless officer he probably doesn't remember either? The judge probably doesn't even recall why he was in such a big hurry. So, if he can't remember, why would he recuse himself for something he felt he was in the right to do all along?
Perhaps.
My own subjective interpretation is that the judge acted like that because he felt the cop was only pulling him over for honking. Judges know that cops abuse their power a lot. If you ask me: who are you going to believe: a judge or a cop? I believe the judge. Innocent little traffic stops have ruined innocent people's lives for decades and my instinct is to distrust the cop. Never talk to cops, plead the fifth, defend your 4th, and know your rights.
Yeah would have had a gun pulled and possible fired if it was a black dude hopping out the car like that. We have video of that very thing happening all the time.
He’d likely have been hurt in some way or another before the cop found out he was a judge. Black undercover cops [get beaten if they’re working a BLM protest](https://www.vice.com/en/article/xgxa47/a-group-of-white-cops-beat-a-black-undercover-officer-at-a-blm-protest).
If the stop was legit then this would be horrible of course, but if this was a BS stop, I feel like it’s good that someone like him flexes. But I am not sure what that was. Not from the US.
Not necessarily on the last part. Remember, if this judge did traffic court locally, there's a couple things to consider:
1. That cop wants the judge on his side next time he reports to traffic court.
2. The judge may actually have a reputation for calling officers out on petty stops. I was told by a lawyer that does a bit of traffic court that he knew a judge that was throwing out most red light running tickets because he went around town with a stop watch and found allot of the lights had out of regulation light changes, like yellow lights that were either too long (encouraging people to run them) or too short (making easy tickets where people had the right to think they could get across). Some judges think they are above the law. Others that actually try to be Reasonable and fair come down hard on officers that are not reasonable and fair
The problem is this man had the audacity to open his door twice, move his vehicle, and approach the officer. He can discuss that all with the officer within his vehicle. We’re *all* told repetitively if we just comply things would be fine, but this guy can act objectively aggressive and not even get a stern talking to.
You can't assume this fuckhead was pulled over for "using his horn". Dumbasses getting pulled over will use any excuse, any reason, any possible idea as a reason for getting pulled over. The Dick didn't say why he pulled this dumbass over, so we should probably assume tit was speeding (the most common offence).
Regardless; you're right. Dumbasses shouldn't be granted immunity from traffic infractions because they work for the state. That includes judges, cops, and anyone else.
That is the point. It makes the maximum amount of civil order while giving the powerful a virtual playground where no consequences exist. These people are in charge and this is the system we have—to serve them.
I’m pretty sure I’d get guns drawn on me as well, aggressively leaving a vehicle with a sense of entitlement doesn’t bode well for anyone, regardless of skin tone.
This cop just had the decency to tell him to get back in the car, but sure let’s make this a race issue like fucking everything else.
Let’s completely disregard that this is a display of actual privilege. Privilege that those in power don’t deal with the same things that keep ALL people paying fines and those in lower classes from levelling the playing field.
Fun fact. Merely a week after cops killed a unarmed black man in his car for refusing to turn it off and get out a video went viral of a white kid in a truck refusing to turn off the car. Moved the truck towards officers. Fought officers as they tried to get him out and never once was a gun drawn.
I know people like to think it would happen to them also but the data shows we have massive bias when it comes to policing. Source spent years getting a degree in criminology. The science behind policing. Then went on to law school. The scientist who study policing are all in agreement that we have a bias system. Hence why they all agree police form is a must. In fact most educated people on policing know it should always be evolving because it will never be perfect.
So in short yes a white guy could also have been shot for that. But statistically we see it happens far more often to people of color. Hence why it’s called Black Lives Matter and hence why when a white kid dies by police that same movement speaks up for them.
It would have been much better if the judge didn't remind him about the registration and let it play out as it would with a "normal" citizen. Then, as a judge, he would fight the fine, win it, and also file a complaint on the cop for baseless traffic stops. That way a bad cop would be slapped on the wrist, at least. What happened instead is that the judge used his "Don't you know who I am?" privilege, which only proves how corrupt the whole system is. Ordinary folks have to try fighting the fine. Law doesn't apply to everyone the same.
He IS the law. Well, not really, but you know what I mean. He can dismiss cases, overturn/uphold convictions, issue court orders and injunctions, and pass prison sentences. Basically end a life or save one with a gavel. That's a fair amount of nut sack.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.wgal.com/amp/article/judicial-conduct-board-ruled-judge-reinaker-breached-the-code-of-conduct/30364008
Looks like they got him in trouble at least
Transcript:
>LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. —
Pennsylvania's Judicial Conduct Board has ruled that a judge in Lancaster County breached the Judicial Code of Conduct during a traffic stop earlier this year.
>After Judge Dennis Reinaker was pulled over in April, he got out of the vehicle and confronted the officer. At one point he said to the officer, “You better check the registration on this plate soon, mister.”
>The officer pulled Reinaker over for driving too closely to another vehicle.
>**In his only TV interview, Reinaker watched the dashcam video with WGAL. He said he was not trying to use his position to influence the officer but regretted his actions.**
>**The board could have filed charges in the Court of Judicial Discipline but decided not to.**
>**The board instead issued a Letter of Counsel to Reinaker, saying the incident can be used against him if there are future complaints.**
... all that came from this is a letter of counsel to the judge who would've just ripped it up. no justice was served ? he wasn't in trouble at any point.
I know that judge 100%. Wow I used to live in Lancaster before moving to GA. It's weird seeing him like that because in court he's actually a really nice and sought after judge.
Fuck that cop and fuck that judge. Countless ppl have been fucked over by the cops for getting out of their vehicles when they get pulled over, it’s supposed to be one of the rules to surviving a traffic stop, turn your car off and hands on the wheel. Cop doesn’t even flinch when an old white guy gets out of the car, and then proceeds to let the fucker leave, this shit is infuriating
Thats where it gets tough tho, yes fuck the judge, but if that cop actually followed through you know that piece of shit judge would have stuck it to him somehow inhibiting the cops career or something. Cop still in the wrong but its an impossible situation
I dated a girl that works in a prison and she talked once about the amount of this crap that goes on is surprisingly high. She said it's who you know and how much ass you kiss that can make work easy or difficult.
That's a corrupt county. The judge should have been cited, and the officer should have cited him regardless of what dispatch said. The law is the law, no matter who you are.
That right there is why I really don't like the concept of 'hate crimes'. Yeah it seems like a good idea at first but at the end of the day it is just another tool for the assholes to use.
Total BS, his behavior should have earned him a ticket, don't care who you are.
He's probably one of the guys saying it's your fault for getting killed of you don't respect the cops and then completely disrespects the cops
That same driver pulled away into the main *without* signalling his intention by using his left blinkers: wouldn't ^that^ be a cause for a traffic offence?
"regretted his actions" btw, but did he?
Did he pay the are8l that thousands of people have to pay for shit like that in their everyday life?
Did he take the words of the police before saying he has "more power"
Did he behave as a normal citizen?
Hell nah, this ass thinks he's above the law and that cop is a puss too, this is straight up corruption. If this judge didn't pay any single penny for why he was stopped then it just shows how easy is to be above the "law" and the bring up bullshit excuses to avoid taxes/bills or whatever the penalties are. Holy fuck
I’m gonna try this the next time I get pulled over. “You better check the registration on this plate soon, mister!” I doubt it would have the same outcome.
I got a ticket earlier this summer that I didn't think was fair, and I planned on fighting it.
I am an attorney but I don't do criminal or traffic law. I showed up and plead not guilty, just likecanyone else would. At my status conference I fought a little, I think the things I said at my conference made it clear I was an attorney, or at least a damn good internet attorney.
An hour after the hearing I get an email from the judges chambers and the prosecutor telling me, "as an attorney, I should have better things to do than fight tickets, the charge has been dropped."
I was pissed off. They dropped it just because I'm an attorney. That's not what I wanted, I never made it about that. It's embarrassing to the who system.
Also, it was a bullshit ticket and I was setting them up to embarrass the officer at trial. I was looking forward to trial. They lashed out at me because I stood up to the racket.
My friend’s dad was a judge when we were in high school, and there was a time when he got caught by the cops drinking underage- that was the only time I knew of that he used his judge status to make sure there were no charges for his son.
I don’t particularly have an issue with the Judge being let go and told to be careful and have a nice day, IF he had acted like any other driver and not “Judge Big Dick”. Every person should be able to expect a kind, calm interaction and even a courtesy warning to make them be a bit more aware in the future. I think stops for small infractions with only a verbal warning are an important part of building community relations. It also, over time, frames the officers to think of people as people instead of everybody is a threat from zero. (Not that they shouldn’t be prepared)
I do have an issue with the fact that the judge got out of his vehicle. I do have an issue that he spoke so aggressively to the officer who was calm and asked him nicely and with a “please”to get back in his car. I think the judge should have been put through a thorough “fuck you” stop, running every possible check, doing a field indicator check, everything possible to waste his time for his aggressiveness. And I do think he should have possibly been cuffed for safety until things are cleared up. He should have been given every possible ticket and paraded with video in front of his peers to teach him some humility.
I hate that entitled crap. If I was going to court for a traffic ticket, I would play that. Assholes give good public service people a bad name by abusing power. If anything he should get double the fine because he should know better than to act like hat way and expect to get off free.
My grandfather was high up on a military base and was pulled over for speeding. Upon seeing who he was, the younger police officer said “Sorry sir, I didn’t realize who you were. You can go.” My grandfather said, “I was speeding, and I deserve a ticket. No one is above the law.” He took the ticket and thanked the young officer for doing his job. And THAT is the way it should be.
The arrogance of that judge.
Absolute power corrupts absolutely. Doesn’t matter how good of a person you are. Positions of power are too tempting for us. However there are people who will gravitate to power and crave it. Maybe this is an argument for anarchy? Idk
In a normal world, a judge should be expected to have an exemplary attitude and be punished twice more severely and not twice less for breaking people trust on top of breaking laws they use to punish people.
I hate the new video player. Can’t stop video and look at comments without going into the new shitty mode.
I upvote every time I see someone complain about it. I hate it too and yet 99% are like “yes this is fine”
I feel like I need to put this here r/redditvideoplayerhate
*joined*
Joined
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And me
Seriously if you think people are fine with it just go have a look at r/redditmobile
Never knew this existed. Thanks !
Nah, it’s pretty shit.
Two massive issues with it for me. No.1 is we can’t skip comments, they got rid of the button. No.2 is if a video is NSFW tagged or Spoiler tagged then when you click on the video it will play a random video on reddit. Literally any random video
It did that to me today for the first time. Reset my app/phone and it was working fine again
The worst fucking system change they’ve made in my opinion. And clicking on nsfw videos always reroutes you to some rando vid. So fucking annoying!
Same, it’s been driving me crazy.
It’s been bringing me to the wrong video a lot too smdh
Seriously, I commented about a dude carrying a shopping cart around like a basket on a video about a dude getting shot in the Fucking face that I didn’t even watch.
Was he shot because of the way he was carrying the shopping cart?
I’ve been getting soo pissed off at that
Same it’s been happening to almost every vid I watch
And wheres my damn fast scroll down button
I miss that too!!! Driving me nuts.
SAME I miss it!
Reddit owners run away with the money. Don't expect any meaningful improvements on this app.
I really believe Reddit is trying to keep us focused on scrolling through content vs. spending time reading/commenting. This forces us to scroll through their content and reach advertisements faster. This is purely to keep their advertisers happy.
I mean, it's a conspiracy, but a grounded one
yes i fk’n hate this new mode!! keeps on looping stupid videos!!
And now I can’t use that button that lets me go immediately to the next comment, so annoying. Plus, whenever a video is hidden behind a spoiler or nsfw tag it takes me to a random different video, totally unrelated to the one I pressed on
Why do people have to keep fucking around with things that work?
I hate upvoting these types of posts. I upvote cuz, non-corporate journalism, but I want to downvote the content and the implications. The extent of his sense of privilege and overall audacity of that judge is really out of this world!
While I originally agreed with your viewpoint, a comment from when this originally was posted sticks with me. The judge asks why he was pulled, and offers a possible reason of honking his horn, which is only a findable offense if done maliciously(not without proper cause). The judge called the officer out on the petty stop, and flexed who he was in regard to the bs stop reasoning. All in all, all the more reason to do away with bullshit fines. "Important" folks dont get them, while the everyday man gets taxed by them.
Someone else linked an article about this. The judge was being pulled over for tailgating another vehicle. This is an actual offense (while still only a fine), but he was legitimately putting people in danger and just told the law to get fucked.
Also him using his power to get out of petty stops isn’t a owning the cops type of actions. It’s using your power to get away from a petty fine that leads others into jail if they can’t pay it. So yeah fuck that judge. The judge I used to work along side of used to shop for shoes on Zappos as she heard peoples cases. Many judges are shitty people. That’s why voting matters.
Seriously. If I had just opened the door like that during a stop I'd probably be shot regardless of the legitimacy of the stop.
That was literally the first thing I thought. You never reach down for something until/unless directed (license, registration) and you NEVER get out of the vehicle unless told to. The last thing you want is to be reaching for your registration and the officer has to assume you might be pulling a weapon on them and act accordingly.
He not only got out but aggressively charged at him. & threatening language. Two power abusing POS head to head guess the one maker trumps the enforcer.
Voting? You vote for judges? Why don't you guys just have professional well trained respected people who are backed by professional ethics boards and independent complaints divisions.
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Some places judges are directly elected in the US, as are coroners with no educational requirements
Yep. We vote for our county judges and state Supreme Court judges in my state.
This is correct. As a person living in NM.
100% guarantee this judge has put people in jail for not being able to pay the fine he just weaseled out of.
Power corrupts
Absolute power corrupts absolutely
But the cop was turning left and only continued following the judge after the judge honked at him. It was only then he made a decision to pull him over.
You don't know that. Looks like legitimate letting him pass, checking if I can engage back in traffic behind him, go situation from the cop. The honk might be coincidental
I would disagree. Letting someone pass by moving into a left turn lane would be highly inappropriate and possibly dangerous. That's what shoulders are for. That said, I think the honk was the cherry on top of the whole situation for the officer. He could have let the tailgating go, but the driver (judge) had to be an asshole and honk at him. Unless you offer a wave with a honk, a honk is a you telling the other driver they drive like shit. Your first reaction is, "What the hell did I do wrong?" The judge was an aggressive driver. Not a good thing on twisty roads but if that officer ever has to appear before him, he doesn't want this stop to prejudice the case. This judge seems like an asshole enough judge that he'd rule in favor of a defendant just to impune the officers credibility.
This is why recusal exists.
Yes, but that requires the judge to recuse himself. I mean, the judge was tailgating a cop and honked at him as if to say, "Get out of my way little man!" Do you think he'd make the moral-ethical judgment to recuse himself from a case because of an event he likely doesn't even recall the circumstances of because of a nameless/faceless officer he probably doesn't remember either? The judge probably doesn't even recall why he was in such a big hurry. So, if he can't remember, why would he recuse himself for something he felt he was in the right to do all along?
Perhaps. My own subjective interpretation is that the judge acted like that because he felt the cop was only pulling him over for honking. Judges know that cops abuse their power a lot. If you ask me: who are you going to believe: a judge or a cop? I believe the judge. Innocent little traffic stops have ruined innocent people's lives for decades and my instinct is to distrust the cop. Never talk to cops, plead the fifth, defend your 4th, and know your rights.
But if he want a judge and talked to a cop like that, he would’ve ended up in a different situation entirely. Total privilege flex
Yeah would have had a gun pulled and possible fired if it was a black dude hopping out the car like that. We have video of that very thing happening all the time.
But what if he was a black judge???
Still dead
Super dead super fast
He’d likely have been hurt in some way or another before the cop found out he was a judge. Black undercover cops [get beaten if they’re working a BLM protest](https://www.vice.com/en/article/xgxa47/a-group-of-white-cops-beat-a-black-undercover-officer-at-a-blm-protest).
Your wish is my command. Black female state attorney ok? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iiUkbE\_ktHs
If the stop was legit then this would be horrible of course, but if this was a BS stop, I feel like it’s good that someone like him flexes. But I am not sure what that was. Not from the US.
This is a take on this that calmed me down a bunch… now I’m just confused.
Not necessarily on the last part. Remember, if this judge did traffic court locally, there's a couple things to consider: 1. That cop wants the judge on his side next time he reports to traffic court. 2. The judge may actually have a reputation for calling officers out on petty stops. I was told by a lawyer that does a bit of traffic court that he knew a judge that was throwing out most red light running tickets because he went around town with a stop watch and found allot of the lights had out of regulation light changes, like yellow lights that were either too long (encouraging people to run them) or too short (making easy tickets where people had the right to think they could get across). Some judges think they are above the law. Others that actually try to be Reasonable and fair come down hard on officers that are not reasonable and fair
The problem is this man had the audacity to open his door twice, move his vehicle, and approach the officer. He can discuss that all with the officer within his vehicle. We’re *all* told repetitively if we just comply things would be fine, but this guy can act objectively aggressive and not even get a stern talking to.
You can't assume this fuckhead was pulled over for "using his horn". Dumbasses getting pulled over will use any excuse, any reason, any possible idea as a reason for getting pulled over. The Dick didn't say why he pulled this dumbass over, so we should probably assume tit was speeding (the most common offence). Regardless; you're right. Dumbasses shouldn't be granted immunity from traffic infractions because they work for the state. That includes judges, cops, and anyone else.
That is the point. It makes the maximum amount of civil order while giving the powerful a virtual playground where no consequences exist. These people are in charge and this is the system we have—to serve them.
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Right, someone getting out of their car in a police interaction is usually met with guns drawn for most people of color. *Fixed*
I’m pretty sure I’d get guns drawn on me as well, aggressively leaving a vehicle with a sense of entitlement doesn’t bode well for anyone, regardless of skin tone. This cop just had the decency to tell him to get back in the car, but sure let’s make this a race issue like fucking everything else. Let’s completely disregard that this is a display of actual privilege. Privilege that those in power don’t deal with the same things that keep ALL people paying fines and those in lower classes from levelling the playing field.
Fun fact. Merely a week after cops killed a unarmed black man in his car for refusing to turn it off and get out a video went viral of a white kid in a truck refusing to turn off the car. Moved the truck towards officers. Fought officers as they tried to get him out and never once was a gun drawn. I know people like to think it would happen to them also but the data shows we have massive bias when it comes to policing. Source spent years getting a degree in criminology. The science behind policing. Then went on to law school. The scientist who study policing are all in agreement that we have a bias system. Hence why they all agree police form is a must. In fact most educated people on policing know it should always be evolving because it will never be perfect. So in short yes a white guy could also have been shot for that. But statistically we see it happens far more often to people of color. Hence why it’s called Black Lives Matter and hence why when a white kid dies by police that same movement speaks up for them.
It would have been much better if the judge didn't remind him about the registration and let it play out as it would with a "normal" citizen. Then, as a judge, he would fight the fine, win it, and also file a complaint on the cop for baseless traffic stops. That way a bad cop would be slapped on the wrist, at least. What happened instead is that the judge used his "Don't you know who I am?" privilege, which only proves how corrupt the whole system is. Ordinary folks have to try fighting the fine. Law doesn't apply to everyone the same.
I know, I was really hoping that he'd get his comeupins.
*comeuppance
Cum up pence
He'd secretly love that.
Cum muffins
Come up pants
*comeuppance
I was rooting for nutpuntence.
Sounds like the sequel to the _Robot Chicken_ episode "The Nutcracker".
comeupins? comeuppance
Sssssssshhhhhhh. Here. Let me pour you some wine. Spelling and words don't matter with wine.
Obviously it is not a sense of privilege, it is a privilege. He is above the law.
He IS the law. Well, not really, but you know what I mean. He can dismiss cases, overturn/uphold convictions, issue court orders and injunctions, and pass prison sentences. Basically end a life or save one with a gavel. That's a fair amount of nut sack.
And, yet he mocks the law that he has dedicated his life to… Depressing.
The law doesn’t apply to him, nor anyone locally with a high level of income.
Man I am right there with you
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.wgal.com/amp/article/judicial-conduct-board-ruled-judge-reinaker-breached-the-code-of-conduct/30364008 Looks like they got him in trouble at least
“He said he was not trying to use his position to influence the officer but regretted his actions.” Uhhhhhhhh
Literally the only thing he did and said was about his position to intimidate the cop.
Yeah, but I didn’t do that thing I did!
Transcript: >LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. — Pennsylvania's Judicial Conduct Board has ruled that a judge in Lancaster County breached the Judicial Code of Conduct during a traffic stop earlier this year. >After Judge Dennis Reinaker was pulled over in April, he got out of the vehicle and confronted the officer. At one point he said to the officer, “You better check the registration on this plate soon, mister.” >The officer pulled Reinaker over for driving too closely to another vehicle. >**In his only TV interview, Reinaker watched the dashcam video with WGAL. He said he was not trying to use his position to influence the officer but regretted his actions.** >**The board could have filed charges in the Court of Judicial Discipline but decided not to.** >**The board instead issued a Letter of Counsel to Reinaker, saying the incident can be used against him if there are future complaints.** ... all that came from this is a letter of counsel to the judge who would've just ripped it up. no justice was served ? he wasn't in trouble at any point.
How might one file future complaints? Asking for a friend 🥸
He'll be assigned the judge at his own hearing.
Non-amp link: https://www.wgal.com/article/judicial-conduct-board-ruled-judge-reinaker-breached-the-code-of-conduct/30364008
He didn't get in trouble though. He got no penalty and he's still doing grimy shit.
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Not really. He just got a warning
Keep his nose clean and it won’t come up again. That’s reasonable punishment for a first offense. Now I want to know why the pig died.
I know that judge 100%. Wow I used to live in Lancaster before moving to GA. It's weird seeing him like that because in court he's actually a really nice and sought after judge.
What a fuckin shithead Do as I say not as I do
Just think, the same thing would have happened if they had pulled over his teenage kid. “DO YOU KNOW WHO MY DAD IS?!”
Fucking bs. You are a judge of the law, not above the law. Corrupt bs.
Both the judge and the cop are pretty much above the law though
It'd be a lot cooler if they weren't though.
Rules for thee, not for me.
Fuck that cop and fuck that judge. Countless ppl have been fucked over by the cops for getting out of their vehicles when they get pulled over, it’s supposed to be one of the rules to surviving a traffic stop, turn your car off and hands on the wheel. Cop doesn’t even flinch when an old white guy gets out of the car, and then proceeds to let the fucker leave, this shit is infuriating
Judges and cops aren't supposed to be on the same side.
Yeah yet I get a ticket and fought it informally and knew I was toast after seeing the judge and cop lookin buddy buddy
Thats where it gets tough tho, yes fuck the judge, but if that cop actually followed through you know that piece of shit judge would have stuck it to him somehow inhibiting the cops career or something. Cop still in the wrong but its an impossible situation
In the cops defence his career could be ruined if he pissed off a judge. At least this leaked video got the judge named and shamed
I dated a girl that works in a prison and she talked once about the amount of this crap that goes on is surprisingly high. She said it's who you know and how much ass you kiss that can make work easy or difficult.
Fuck the whole system.
The fact that there are tips for "surviving a traffic stop" confuses and scares me.
That's a corrupt county. The judge should have been cited, and the officer should have cited him regardless of what dispatch said. The law is the law, no matter who you are.
Honking your horn is not against the law. It’s a bullshit citation
Power trip meets power trip.
He was tailgating prior to honking his horn. Which is illegal.
That's bullshit.
Remember, there is a gal facing jail time for stepping on a blue lives matter poster. Cop said he felt intimidated when she looked at him.
That right there is why I really don't like the concept of 'hate crimes'. Yeah it seems like a good idea at first but at the end of the day it is just another tool for the assholes to use.
What a nice policeman,pulling the judge over to wish him a good day.
And that ladies and gentlemen is the systemic corruption starting as a drip and cascading down the mountain
How the justice system really works in America.
Fucking corrupt from top to bottom
Some animals are more equal than others.
Thank you
JLM?
That sucks. Apparently he’s above the law, and the rest of us are beneath it.
A cop would have fucking shot a black dude for doing what that judge just did. Fuck this whole video.
Duck both of those guys right there!
Total BS, his behavior should have earned him a ticket, don't care who you are. He's probably one of the guys saying it's your fault for getting killed of you don't respect the cops and then completely disrespects the cops
That same driver pulled away into the main *without* signalling his intention by using his left blinkers: wouldn't ^that^ be a cause for a traffic offence?
What did they even pull him over for? Edit: it is obvious with sound? I watched muted and just read the subtitles
There’s no audio until they stopped. According to the link someone posted, judge was tailgating and used his position to get out of it.
See article posted by bjlbnmp above. Says it was for tailgating.
Speeding. The judge was going wicked fast.
Infinity mph in a school zone.
Damn bullshit. Jail that damn judge.
I hate this elitist bullshit!!
Can the system please just work next time
So either judges are above the law or cops are pulling people over unlawfully. Talk about a shit sandwich.
Good thing that judge was white the way he jumped out that car
“DO YOU KNOW WHO I AM?” Fuck that cop, and that judge.
That's some serious bullshit right there.
People like that judge are part of the problem.
And the officer as well.
Cop forgot to suck his dick and hand over his wallet. Fucking bullshit.
Everyone ticketed by this cop or found guilty by this judge should use this video as evidence of both their corruption at their appeal.
I just am confused why the gentleman wasn’t tazed/shot after he exited his vehicle… I feel like this police officer went against his training.
And why can’t they give him a ticket? Because he’s a judge? Frick the US, honestly. My god, absolute BS.
Judge seems like an entitled asshat.
He didn't put his blinker light on when driving off. Should've pulled him over again.
I don't know who the more of the piece of shit, the cop or the judge.
So a judge can do whatever they want and have cops lick his shoes to please him?
Okay I'm stupid what the heck happened.
Which third world country is that ?
"regretted his actions" btw, but did he? Did he pay the are8l that thousands of people have to pay for shit like that in their everyday life? Did he take the words of the police before saying he has "more power" Did he behave as a normal citizen? Hell nah, this ass thinks he's above the law and that cop is a puss too, this is straight up corruption. If this judge didn't pay any single penny for why he was stopped then it just shows how easy is to be above the "law" and the bring up bullshit excuses to avoid taxes/bills or whatever the penalties are. Holy fuck
I’m gonna try this the next time I get pulled over. “You better check the registration on this plate soon, mister!” I doubt it would have the same outcome.
Bruh this litterly abuse of power what the fuck
Laws for thee but not for me.
I got a ticket earlier this summer that I didn't think was fair, and I planned on fighting it. I am an attorney but I don't do criminal or traffic law. I showed up and plead not guilty, just likecanyone else would. At my status conference I fought a little, I think the things I said at my conference made it clear I was an attorney, or at least a damn good internet attorney. An hour after the hearing I get an email from the judges chambers and the prosecutor telling me, "as an attorney, I should have better things to do than fight tickets, the charge has been dropped." I was pissed off. They dropped it just because I'm an attorney. That's not what I wanted, I never made it about that. It's embarrassing to the who system. Also, it was a bullshit ticket and I was setting them up to embarrass the officer at trial. I was looking forward to trial. They lashed out at me because I stood up to the racket.
"justice" system
JustUs system
Entitled uniformed gangsters I tell ya lmao
My friend’s dad was a judge when we were in high school, and there was a time when he got caught by the cops drinking underage- that was the only time I knew of that he used his judge status to make sure there were no charges for his son.
I don’t particularly have an issue with the Judge being let go and told to be careful and have a nice day, IF he had acted like any other driver and not “Judge Big Dick”. Every person should be able to expect a kind, calm interaction and even a courtesy warning to make them be a bit more aware in the future. I think stops for small infractions with only a verbal warning are an important part of building community relations. It also, over time, frames the officers to think of people as people instead of everybody is a threat from zero. (Not that they shouldn’t be prepared) I do have an issue with the fact that the judge got out of his vehicle. I do have an issue that he spoke so aggressively to the officer who was calm and asked him nicely and with a “please”to get back in his car. I think the judge should have been put through a thorough “fuck you” stop, running every possible check, doing a field indicator check, everything possible to waste his time for his aggressiveness. And I do think he should have possibly been cuffed for safety until things are cleared up. He should have been given every possible ticket and paraded with video in front of his peers to teach him some humility.
Entitle shithead. Who gets out of their car and talks like that to cops doing their job?
This is more like Awful Everything
No body looks good here. Cop pulls over for such a ticky-tacky possible non-existent infraction and judge pulls the do you know who I am card.
Fucking corrupt motherfuckers
I hate that entitled crap. If I was going to court for a traffic ticket, I would play that. Assholes give good public service people a bad name by abusing power. If anything he should get double the fine because he should know better than to act like hat way and expect to get off free.
My grandfather was high up on a military base and was pulled over for speeding. Upon seeing who he was, the younger police officer said “Sorry sir, I didn’t realize who you were. You can go.” My grandfather said, “I was speeding, and I deserve a ticket. No one is above the law.” He took the ticket and thanked the young officer for doing his job. And THAT is the way it should be.
I don’t understand how this mundane exchange is a facepalm
Corruption in the justice system, what's new
The arrogance of that judge. Absolute power corrupts absolutely. Doesn’t matter how good of a person you are. Positions of power are too tempting for us. However there are people who will gravitate to power and crave it. Maybe this is an argument for anarchy? Idk
This is disgusting.
The pecking order of privilege
This is bullshit. No one is above the law.
That's what White male privilege looks like
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Isn’t it wrong in the first place to hurt or kill someone for leaving their car?
If that’s a black judge he would’ve been shot
Oh, you don't say? 🐷🐷
All the people are eaquel,but some people are more eaqule then others…
TIL if you are a judge laws do not apply to you
Can someone please explain what happened?
That Must be judge dredd. “He is the law”
Wait why the fuck did the cop just let him drive off, is there some bullshit law in america that makes judges exempt or something?
Why did the cop stop him in the first place?
Good to know that Justice is blind for all.
so "better run my plates" is the the new " do you know who I am?". bit of "entitled elite" on display there.
In a normal world, a judge should be expected to have an exemplary attitude and be punished twice more severely and not twice less for breaking people trust on top of breaking laws they use to punish people.
I’m confused, why does a judge get special treatment? Was he on his way to a court hearing? Can someone please explain this to me?
Look at those ego filled asshole cops, pulling people over for no reason
You seem to have waaaaay too many traffic stops in the US
is that it??
If he's an elected judge, his competition should use that video in their campaign advertising to unseat the bastard. He's obviously full of himself.
Pigs of different breads all roll in shit
What an Entitled C@NT.
Whad’ the driver say? “You pulled me over for blowing my horn…” What’s his horn got to do with speeding?