Brodigan - May 04, 2021 at 07:05AM
When you have people gaslighting police officers from the Joe Biden White House on down, interactions like this will become more common. A woman got pulled over for, allegedly, talking on her cellphone. She's a teacher. We know this because teachers always want to make sure you know they're teachers. This would have been a routine interaction. But then the crazy lady accused the cop "harassing" her of being a "Mexican racist" and things went sideways.
"[My ID is] at my apartment, and I am perfectly legal and I am a teacher."
"You're always gonna be a Mexican, you'll never be white, you know that?"
"I started to record because you're a murderer."
"Here you go, murderer."
More offensive than the dingbat being arrested is hearing that because the officer's police station didn't have bodycams yet, he invested in his own to protect him on the job. It's a good thing he did, because the racist teacher lady then called the police station to file a complaint that the cop was harassing her. According to Fox News, she files false complaints like this all the time. L.A. County Sheriff Alex Villanueva mentioned how because of one incident, people want to label all cops as Derek Chauvin. Then he posed this question:
She claims to be a teacher. I'm not so sure where she is teaching... but if she represents her profession, is that an indictment on her profession and the caliber of people?
Obviously, yes. I'm not one to stereotype. But when you consider that back in July, Los Angeles teachers were refusing to go back to work unless the police were defunded, there's no reason not to believe this woman is the rule and not the exception of her profession. This also explains a lot about how horrible the public school system is in this country.
Take this bitch and multiply her reaction by tens of thousands of people. These interactions are what police have to deal with on the regular. Remember that.
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