Comments by "Crazy Eyes" (@CrizzyEyes) on "Inside Edition" channel.

  1.  @jonasvalero  Hard to digest that someone with this kind of attitude could work in law enforcement of any kind. If he tried to rush to the victim's aid, I'd say he was a clumsy idiot but at least he has the right spirit. Negligently discharging your gun into a crowd is not a "sheepish smile and just walk away" moment. He probably got in the agency through nepotism.
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  2. She lawyered up the moment she was in the hospital. Oh lawd, they comin'.
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  3.  @RobbieStacks90  Dude, you got blocked on social media because someone didn't like you, and then confronted them in person about it? I hate to break it to you, but unless you were already close friends and wanted to make amends, that is stalker behavior.
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  4. I seriously question their priorities. Security cameras but unlocked front door?
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  5.  @SacredLuzt777  "Dude, just like, rebel against the evil authoritarian government lmao" seems to be the refrain for ignorant people living comfortably in air conditioned rooms with internet access, ignoring that several attempts were made anyway.
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  6. He instantly got 3+ Wanted stars.
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  7.  @maxwellquipey1  You can kinda get "suck it up" when your little serial killer in the making reaches out for help?
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  8. Nah... I'm sure he just blamed you for it and never learned from his mistake.
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  9. Actually the sentence before that is even more important. "Marty ate more pizza than Luis." It is provided as a given fact. Any lecture about how to read word problems in math or science will teach you that you're supposed to take this as an absolute truth and not "HAHA, GOTCHA! I WAS LYING THE WHOLE TIME!" Whoever wrote this question failed at step 1.
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  10. The horrible thing is that like cops they're never held accountable. They just get to continue skirting the line of malpractice like it ain't no thang.
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  11. ​ @drmenjoyer1 I don't understand why you take internet strangers to task even as they're apologizing
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  12.  @mrk3815  Bro, you have no idea what you're talking about. He's probably just unlucky. A kid on the spectrum typically wouldn't be here and wouldn't speak that well
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  13.  @Pulang_Diwa  He didn't "flinch," he was extremely calm, moved slowly, and did not move his hands around where the guard could not see them. He was clearly irritated, but he did not do anything to make the situation worse, even considering how obviously aggressive the guard was.
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  14. She making those sweet Twitch bucks.
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  15.  @zennoix9984  That much is obvious, but it has no real bearing on the 2nd Amendment, unless you want to abolish it entirely. If any adult is willing to buy a gun for a troubled child, this will happen.
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  16.  @redman5158  Why would you park on the tracks at all? The tracks were on a ridge and the car was hanging halfway off them. It's the most awkward place you can choose to park even if there was no train. It's hard to believe this was not intentional.
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  17.  @damien1781  It's a complete bluff. Those boys were teenagers, saving photos of them nude to your hard drive is a serious crime. Spreading them around would draw a ton of attention to themselves too. No way they'd go through with it if they wanted to keep playing their cowardly little scam game.
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  18.  @georgeousthegorgeous  When you ask a favor from a stranger, do you ask them nicely first or do you immediately point a lethal weapon at them and demand that they do it? Do you think pointing a lethal weapon at someone changes how they think or behave? Just curious.
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  19. This dude must have dated her a long time ago since she was already married to a different guy. Hard to imagine how you can hate someone for that long, think about them all that time, even though they have no part in your life anymore. Such a waste of time and life.
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  20.  @BubbaJoe69420  Nah, he probably works for a different police department now, or a security firm.
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  21.  @mrmistermr1169  Yep, too common sadly, seen it on other body cams. Usually all it takes is standing around in public with a knife looking crazy. Wait until someone calls the cops. Walk toward the cop slowly. "Drop the knife, drop the knife, drop the knife." Most cops will shoot you. The more experienced/empathic ones will taze or mace and arrest you instead.
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  22. ​ @matthewishunting Not only that, the woman fell over as a result of him grabbing her skirt and turning her around. He should be at minimum charged with normal battery as well.
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  23.  @piggy6801  The entire room was packed with people. He was completely surrounded with no gaps. It can't be assumed that no one was shot.
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  24.  CanSoU  They didn't hesitate nearly as much as they could have, many dogs would have required you to drag or pick them up to get them out of that RV.
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  25. It is strange, but I guess the higher ups did it to make the department seem stronger. IIRC these cops were called specifically because people were throwing water around. It was a summer party. It was disrespectful to throw water on them, but it's equally likely that the one guy with the bucket and everyone else were just swept up in the moment. Ironically the lady filming was the one who did the real damage to their reputation by posting the video online. To virtually any regular citizen, this would be the most desired outcome for a police interaction; no one hurt or arrested because people were just having fun. The second clip with the lady being splashed when she doesn't want to be is a little different though.
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  26. "You got the Spiked Chihuahua!" Zelda item get theme plays
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  27. ​ @sorakun08 It minimizes this man's responsibility to imply that a demon was possessing him.
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  28. It will definitely die if it has bitten a human. Pretty sure this is how it works everywhere in the US
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  29.  @gingergrantnews  It is the owners, but at the same time, it is too late for the dogs to change. You're the type that will let career criminals out of jail over and over again.
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  30.  @jacksonrobertson2782  Uh, dude, you have to consider what is behind and near your target when you shoot a firearm. It's one of the basic tenants of gun safety and anyone in the US who owns a gun would consider you a major liability if you did not know this. Let alone a "trained" police officer. Pepper spray is more than sufficient for keeping an animal away from you. Bear spray is weaker than the pepper spray we use for self-defense.
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  31. @north Qualified immunity has stopped police from being slapped with murder charges many times. The fact that he would be worried about this is absurd. Just turn on your body cam
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  32. objectively speaking everyone else in that building was at much greater risk than the cop with body armor and an AR. arm yourselves
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  33. Lol at the guy suggesting the cops start shooting people for dousing water on them. I believe this happened originally because the whole neighborhood was throwing water around like a sort of summer block party. Someone called the cops because they were worried about what was happening, although the people throwing water around were just trying to have fun. The cops basically decided "well, they're just having fun and don't seem to be hurting anyone, so we'll just leave" and didn't escalate by arresting anyone even as they were doused. Was it disrespectful for them to be doused? Sure, but they didn't show up just to be doused nor were they doused in the pursuit of some more important duty. The only real humiliation comes from the fact that this video blew up.
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  34.  @THE_ROYALS2019  They wanted her to help hold the guy down so he could arrest him. It's extremely hard to restrain someone who doesn't want to be restrained using only your bare hands. There was 1 cop and 1 good Samaritan trying to hold the suspect down. If either of them moved or did anything else, that guy would be getting on his feet and running. That said I think it was rather naive of the cop to ask for help. You can't just walk into a situation like that and assume you're going to be in the right and not held liable for anything in court if it turns out the cops made a mistake down the line.
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  35. "Hopefully someone will tell you what you did wrong in detention" "Hopefully" Yeah she's a California cop all right.
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  36. We don't exactly have that many SEALs... Just saying.
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  37. They need a Temple-themed escape room where you have to solve puzzles to get out
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  38.  @alphaomega5909  This is the opposite of living in fear. This gives you peace of mind.
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  39. That sounds horrific. This story isn't nearly as bad as yours, but my RA was a bit of a narcissist who, from what I suspected, took the post so she could talk about how much better she is compared to everyone else while doing her rounds. We made a lot of jokes at her expense. One day, someone was smoking weed in the building and it stunk so bad I could smell it at the front door of my dorm while talking to her in the hallway. She had no idea and seemingly ignored the rank smell filling the hallway; I was shocked she didn't even know what weed smelled like. I had never smoked weed and still knew the smell, even in high school. She pretended to take her position seriously but clearly had no idea what she was doing.
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  40. GTA moment.
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  41.  @marthas9255  Most of them don't walk the walk, they just want to look like edgy contrarians online sadly.
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  42.  @alphaomega5909  Bro if you were rich there would be no reason not to build one of these
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  43.  @swskitso  A friend of mine from Massachusetts used to work in food service, and told me about a small Cambodian woman who would wave a machete at anyone she wanted to leave her establishment
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  44. He looks like Walter White if he were a twink.
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  45.  @alexjoneswasright11  Except there is an emotion which is permissible in court, and that's fear. For your life, specifically. The point is, don't harass random people because they might be cowards, like this guy. However, cowards also have a right to live.
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  46. ​ @HowieHoward-ti3dx Not weird at all in suburban neighborhoods that aren't ridden with crime. Sad that you've never seen one
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  47. And go insane from idleness? I know this is a foreign concept to people who would rather binge watch bad Netflix shows 24/7, but some people need to work for the sake of their mental health.
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  48. Usually because it's not a head-on collision. I think he t-boned them in this crash. Much more likely for the victim of a t-bone crash to die than the driver. Also there's something to be said for alcohol loosening up the muscles which helps you survive in a car accident
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  49.  @lwrncjms  She doesn't even look white. She looks Hispanic. Swing and a miss. Try "female privilege."
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  50. No the stupid part about this is that battery is legally defined as making contact with someone, and assault is defined as putting someone in danger of violence. They go hand in hand in cases where violence was inflicted intentionally. You would have to be a political stooge to leave out the assault charge. He took his member out and creeped on this woman, no question he was menacing her. A battery charge without assault would be one where someone lashed out in a fit of anger during an argument, meaning the other person had no reason to believe they were about to be struck.
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