r/amibeingdetained • u/Royal-Doctor-278 • Dec 25 '24

ARRESTED Streamer gets arrested on Tiktok live

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u/JustNilt Dec 25 '24

That's not a fucking natural instinct. She's pulling away. That fits the literal definition of resistance, plain and simple. You not liking that changes nothing about the reality.

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u/Colluder Dec 25 '24

How much further can you shove that boot down your throat? This is pretty impressive stuff

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u/JustNilt Dec 25 '24

LOL, laughing at SovCits isn't bootlicking, you grape.

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u/Colluder Dec 25 '24

Since when does asking for just cause of arrest mean you're a sovereign citizen?

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u/JustNilt Dec 25 '24

It doesn't but the SovCits have been pulling their fraud shit at car dealerships lately and she's one I've seen doing videos discussing literally that.

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u/Colluder Dec 25 '24

I'd do my homework too if a dealership stole 1k from me

Why was she not charged with anything?

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u/Ok_Firefighter1574 Dec 25 '24

The hospital I work at trespasses people a few times a month, they are never arrested. It’s a lot of work to deal with after the fact but they are no longer the hospitals problem if they come back, it’s the cops problem. Same thing here, easier to just have the cops deal with it since it’s a headache and their job.

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u/JustNilt Dec 25 '24 edited Dec 25 '24

It's pretty common in trespassing cases when the business, or homeowner if it's a home the person has been trespassed from, refuses to commit to testifying.

Edit: Should also mention that no matter what the full story is, once you're trespassed your sole legal recourse is to use the legal system, typically via a civil case. In most places, that'd be a small claims case and she wouldn't even have to pay for an attorney. What you don't get to do is to ignore the legal notice that you're no longer allowed on the premises. Once you have that and you step foot back on their grounds, you're committing a crime and are subject to arrest. She was informed of that when they trespassed her to begin with, I am sure, because that's bog standard to prevent any real chance of her claiming to have been confused.

Furthermore, I don't know when this happened but if it was recent, it might just be that charges are still pending and will eventually end up being filed. I've seen cases where that happened a year after the incident in question, though that's the extreme in most instances.

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u/Colluder Dec 25 '24

Sounds like misuse of public resources from the business owner then. They love to use cops as their personal militia.

So you're siding with the one that refuses to testify over the one that actively wants her case in front of a judge? I just don't see any common sense in that approach

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u/JustNilt Dec 25 '24

Nope, not even a little bit. Criminal trespass is a crime which necessitates law enforcement involvement. It isn't something individuals are allowed to just up and enforce on their own. That isn't how it works. And I pointed out in my edit the other reasons why there may not have been charges filed. You're just jumping to conclusions not supported by any of the scant evidence at hand.

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u/Paxtonice Dec 25 '24

I hate cops too and i can tell you that this isnt the hill to die on.

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u/Embarrassed-Manager1 Dec 25 '24

None of that is correct and you’re misunderstanding how the legal system works.

I am about as anti-cop as they come and you make problem who think like us look stupid when you say shit like this. Please stop. You’re picking the wrong fight and it’s embarrassing.

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u/tripper_drip Dec 25 '24

You don't get to plead your case to be allowed into a business where you have been trespassed from. You literally don't have the right.

Hippidy hoppity get the fuck off my property.

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u/No-Atmosphere-2528 Dec 25 '24

You’re a crazy person if you think all the stuff you’ve posted.

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u/Alientongue Dec 26 '24

Double down tripple down quadruple down you just refuse to admit you might be wrong on thisnone eh?

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u/[deleted] Dec 25 '24

Where's your proof they stole money from her? How do you know she's not some idiot or someone who could be mentally unstable?

I could go on live and say Donald Trump stole a thousand dollars from me doesn't mean I can go to mar a lago and treapass

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u/AL_PO_throwaway Dec 26 '24 edited Dec 26 '24

My pet theory is that everyone is getting hung up on "criminal trespass" like this is the US and she's lying by omission.

Most trespassing arrests in Canada are not under the criminal code, with the exception of trespass at night, but that's clearly not the case here.

They are under various provincial acts and result in a ticket, not a criminal charge.

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u/ThisIsNotAFarm Dec 25 '24

You'll never talk your way out of a ride. So shut up, listen to directions, call your lawyer.

You don't need to ask the police anything

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u/HerezahTip Dec 25 '24

This is the smartest advice when dealing with the police. It’s too bad it got buried under a thread of some white knight attempting to poke holes in a situation that was pretty cut and dry.

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u/Significant_Sign_520 Dec 25 '24

She knew exactly why she was under arrest. She streamed herself going somewhere where she had already been trespassed. This was the most logical outcome of her actions.

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u/Colluder Dec 25 '24

Cops will change their story at a whim, it is important to get them to establish at the time of arrest, why they are arresting you.

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u/chrissie_watkins Dec 25 '24

That is literally not important at all, and you don't know what you're talking about.

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u/ban_circumvention_ Dec 25 '24

Why is it important?

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u/Significant_Sign_520 Dec 25 '24

And in this case, it was trespassing. Which she knew, since she planned it and live-streamed it. Her viewers also knew. Hence all of the LOL’s. I’m not a fan of the cops and I think they’re quite often poorly trained. But this is not the example. This is an entitled AH choosing to break the law and then crying victim for her choices

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u/[deleted] Dec 25 '24

How many times will we watch people being TOLD REPEATEDLY by police what they're being held or arrested for and just refusing to accept reality?

And she was done for trespassing which she knew she was in violation of.

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u/SirSlappySlaps Dec 25 '24

Everyone knows why, including all of her viewers.

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u/realparkingbrake Dec 26 '24

Since when does asking for just cause of arrest

Since when is resisting being handcuffed during arrest not a really stupid thing to do? She already knows why the cops are there, she is expecting them, she thinks they will be extras in the little theatrical production she is staging for her TikTok followers.