Ridiculous Police News (Specific events)

[Tyrath]

Oh taking a shower are you usually naked after taking a shower?

Rofl wat.

[Ragnus]

Yeah, being naked in your own house is still indecent exposure if someone looks through your window and sees you. Pretty stupid, but knowing this is pretty much the reason why the shades are down in my condo 24/7.

[BerenTebogo]

Yeah my shades are down 100% of the time for same reason

[Aksannyi]

It really is? That's fucking stupid as fuck.

[Kaslo]

It really is? That's fucking stupid as fuck.

Well the reason being is if someone purposefully stood in front of their window to expose themselves. This way they can't use "my house, my rule" as a defense.

[Blubbartron]

Yeah, being naked in your own house is still indecent exposure if someone looks through your window and sees you. Pretty stupid, but knowing this is pretty much the reason why the shades are down in my condo 24/7.

Oh man, I'm so lucky the time I accidentally flashed a group of small children from my 2nd floor apartment didn't get the cops called on me... I forgot I had the balcony door and blinds open for fresh air. Instead, the family of that herd of rugrats moved within a couple weeks, lol. I'm not sure if seeing my grotesque fat ass was more traumatizing, or the fact that (because I had just been watching Anger Management on TV) I was walking around singing I Feel Pretty.

[Aksannyi]

Well the reason being is if someone purposefully stood in front of their window to expose themselves. This way they can't use "my house, my rule" as a defense.

I guess, but I'd see that being more of a case-by-case thing. I guess we can't really rely on the police to use good judgment all the time anymore, though.

[Kaslo]

I guess, but I'd see that being more of a case-by-case thing. I guess we can't really rely on the police to use good judgment all the time anymore, though.

Well with "tough on crime" Police Chiefs/District Attorneys you don't' get to do case-by-case anymore. More important to show high arrest/convictions numbers to show you are doing a "good job."

[BerenTebogo]

There's more reasons it should be an offense than shouldn't. What happened to Dasva's friend sucks but blinds exist for a reason.

Hell even when I'm dressed I don't want fucking randoms all up in my business.

[dasva]

Yeah it was kind of funny cause it's not like he was just walking around all naked and stuff. He was just walking from the shower to his bedroom to get clothes. But really the funniest part of this is they sent 8 cops to deal with this... clearly a lot of police force was needed to deal with the guy streaking in his house

[Aksannyi]

Hell even when I'm dressed I don't want fucking randoms all up in my business.

This, for sure. I just didn't realize it was actually a law, and I figured intent had to do with it but I guess not. Good to know, for future reference. I usually keep the blinds to the back window open for light, because no one really goes back there, but I'll have to be mindful of that now.

[Kaslo]

This, for sure. I just didn't realize it was actually a law, and I figured intent had to do with it but I guess not. Good to know, for future reference. I usually keep the blinds to the back window open for light, because no one really goes back there, but I'll have to be mindful of that now.

Well intent likely would be required at trial.

[FNH]

The University of Alabama released a statement saying their internal affairs group would be launching an investigation also as they had 3 officers respond to the call. Unclear if they were active in the arrest or just on the scene.

[vivbiibasjiu]

There's more reasons it should be an offense than shouldn't. What happened to Dasva's friend sucks but blinds exist for a reason.

Hell even when I'm dressed I don't want fucking randoms all up in my business.

With that logic why not make looking into someone's house and seeing them naked an offense too? So that way when you call the cops for your eyes being raped from someone's nudity inside their home, you're also arrested for raping them with your eyes like the dirty voyeuristic peeping tom you are and put on a sex offender list. Win/win

[Xno Kappa]

This, for sure. I just didn't realize it was actually a law, and I figured intent had to do with it but I guess not. Good to know, for future reference. I usually keep the blinds to the back window open for light, because no one really goes back there, but I'll have to be mindful of that now.

It all falls under whether or not there was a Reasonable Expectation of Privacy.

[BerenTebogo]

With that logic why not make looking into someone's house and seeing them naked an offense too? So that way when you call the cops for your eyes being raped from someone's nudity inside their home, you're also arrested for raping them with your eyes like the dirty voyeuristic peeping tom you are and put on a sex offender list. Win/win

[archibaldcrane]

what the fuck is that

[Tyrath]

I really wanna know the context of that gif

[Tokitoki]

I really wanna know the context of that gif

YouTube video made by a father and son. The father said the boy had done something wrong and needed to be punished. When the boy was asked what his punishment should be he told the dad "a punch in the face." The boy went on to say that he needed more punishment and the dad punched him 5 more times.

Not real; don't freak out, people.

[dasva]

Clearly it's parenting tips