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Guy backflips over cop then gets arrested

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C_Thomps-12
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This happend like 20min from where i live, some people i know were with the guy when it happened, pretty funny. Not to mention he stomped the backie.
Oct 29 2012 3:17PM
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C_Thomps-12
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for those that care, this was in peticodiac, new brunswick, Canada. Its 20min away from Moncton
Oct 30 2012 3:24PM
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Conker
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is it illegal to be drunk in a public place?
Oct 30 2012 3:27PM
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MatRich
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MY GOD! THAT WAS THE MANLYEST THING EVER!

worth many nights in jail!
Oct 30 2012 3:27PM
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Stickity
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especially because it was on film
it's not like any crime they could charge him with would be a big deal anyways

he wasn't trying to hurt someone, he wasn't driving, there was no property damage, and the only substance in his system was legal
Oct 30 2012 4:44PM
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bnewbs6
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Ha I was wondering if anyone would mention that. What an idiot! No sorry. A stupid idiot!
Oct 30 2012 6:02PM
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JWeinstock
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that was sick. stomped
Oct 30 2012 6:07PM
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rzarector
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the cops don't just show up and arrest someone for being "drunk in a public place" after doing a backflip off of a car. him or one of his friends definitely did something retarded before that.
Oct 30 2012 6:55PM
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*Bird
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relevant http://whitepeoplelovetrap.ytmnd.com/
Oct 30 2012 7:00PM
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will_powder
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Yes obviously. I was commenting on how the cop didn't correctly state the charge as public intoxication.
Oct 31 2012 1:08PM
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CoreyMacCallum
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Where do you ski? My home hill is Wentworth Nova Scotia.
Oct 31 2012 1:44PM
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C_Thomps-12
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poley, almost went to wentworth this year but ended up sticking with poley, might go to wentworth a few times this year though
Oct 31 2012 3:33PM
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pastysmasher
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So you get drunk at a club (for example) and then teleport home?
Oct 31 2012 6:05PM
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Drail
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i think in Texas it's even illegal to be drunk IN the bar, let alone on your walk home. Made it so the bar owner/worker isn't liable for your drunk ass anymore.
Oct 31 2012 6:46PM
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pink_squid
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it was perfect
Oct 31 2012 6:53PM
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CrotchKiller
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no..... are you slow? you find a ride home without causing a scene......
Oct 31 2012 11:23PM
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pastysmasher
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No, not slow. Just from the UK where as long as I'm not drunk in one of the very few "alcohol free zones" I can be as drunk as I like as long as I'm not "disorderly".
Nov 1 2012 6:43AM
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rzarector
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you're acting like you've never been drunk in public before, and if you drink I find this highly unlikely.
Nov 1 2012 3:25PM
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e.wait
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If you're not disorderly, then a cop really has no reason to believe you are drunk and arrest you. You aren't going to get arrested for public intoxication if you aren't acting intoxicated, which would be acting disorderly. Basically, it's the same idea.
Nov 1 2012 3:47PM
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CrotchKiller
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You're missing my point
Nov 3 2012 2:56PM
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Wallisch_pl
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ahahaha
Nov 3 2012 3:13PM
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Juicy-J
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Nov 3 2012 4:17PM
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Dan.
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Those are called Dram Shop laws and they have them in almost every state now. Legally, you cannot serve someone to the point of intoxication, otherwise you can be held liable for any damage they do once they leave your establishment.
Nov 3 2012 9:14PM
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