r/interestingasfuck • u/SilkenSeraph • 1d ago

/r/all Ryan Waller, a 22-year-old man who, despite having a bullet in his eye, endured 4 hours of interrogation by cops who thought he was lying—only to receive medical help too late.

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u/LondonCollector 1d ago

To be fair it’s taking them away from the things they love, like beating citizens for minor inconveniences and killings pets for no reason.

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u/Drostan_S 1d ago

Can't forget beating the shit out of their spouses

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u/LondonCollector 1d ago

They do that if they’re suspended or not, so I didn’t think it was relevant.

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u/yotreeman 1d ago

What do you mean? They’re on paid leave, they still get to maintain the same lifestyle financially while freeing up all that time they would have spent working for more time beating their spouse!!

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u/Training_Raise_5823 1d ago

Wait, so I can get paid time off AND more time to beat my spouse? And all I need to do is 20 weeks of training?

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u/series_hybrid 1d ago

How many cops does it take to change a lightbulb?

A: Two, but nothing gets changed, and they just beat the room for being dark.

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u/LaurenMille 1d ago

Three.

One to drag a random civilian off of the street and order them to change the bulb, a second one to execute them after they're done, and a third to record it while laughing.

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u/series_hybrid 1d ago

If you have a problem and you call the police, now you have two problems.

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u/he-loves-me-not 1d ago

You forgot the one to shoot the dog

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u/Induced_Karma 1d ago

They’ll make up for it with their wives and children.

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u/Nick_Fotiu_Is_God 1d ago

Don't forget Candy Crush.