Port Authority also has the biggest thing... the money.
I didn't watch the video, but this is what police have to deal with all the time. It is sad.
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Talk about an entitled woman......
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Port Authority also has the biggest thing... the money.
I didn't watch the video, but this is what police have to deal with all the time. It is sad.
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My goal wasn't to get out of the ticket. It was to be a smartass and wipe the stupid smile off his face. Complete success on both counts. As a bonus, it appears to be getting your knickers in a knot.
Tasing would have made the video so much better .
If she picked them up, the driver fights the ticket ( and asks the officer for maybe a non points citation prior to the hearing), this would have gone much easier .
I’d rather not pay money . I’m glad your proud that you acted like an asshole ,you showed that cop alright .
I’m glad you're proud that you acted like an asshole. You showed that cop alright.
The fact you think I'm an asshole makes me feel warm and fuzzy inside.
None of the violations cited in the article (tinted driver's side window, obscured license plate, failure to produce vehicle registration) accrue points in NJ (opr likely the state in which the driver is licensed/car registered) and would be pretty difficult to fight in court.
Good, go with that . You paid a fine, and I didn’t . You’re obviously so much smarter than all the fellows who got a warning or just a suggestion to slow down and were sent on their way. I mean it’s so much smarter to pay $100+ and get those points.
You showed everyone . Maybe next time you can up your game and see if you can get your dumbass tased? That would be even more hilarious.
I laughed at that too. How ironic.
Look, her daughter called figuring Mommy would make it all better. The cops know the rules and kudos for them for not taking the bait. They explained everything to the adult driver, he could convey the message to Miss Turner. (I loved that he called her that after she demanded to be called Commissioner). Good work, God bless dash cams!!
She had to be under the influence, no one can be that much of an asshole, could they?
She needs to learn some humility. If you haven’t read the comments below the video, please treat yourself. There are actual commentators who - wait for it - support the mother and berate the police.
Is it any wonder that the many of the younger generation lacks respect for authority.
Why do I get the feeling that this is not the first time she's done this and this is the first time it's backfired like this.
I pity anyone who has to deal with her on a regular basis.
I pity anyone who has to deal with her on a regular basis.
This has been said by every single generation about the younger generations for as long as humans have been on this planet. My grandparents surely said it about my parents generations, who said it about my generation, who is now saying it about the younger generations.
She's obviously repugnant. The "don't you know who I am card" should only be pulled by the President, the Pope, or Elvis. That said, if my kid (18 or not) was getting a car impounded and I had to pick her up, I would certainly ask - "what's the problem, officer." Of course, if they wouldn't tell me, I wouldn't lose my mind.
Despite the reasonableness of your response, "you may shut the F** up" and get off my lawn.
Of course they do - you think Miss Turner is a one off? Do you realize no one under the age of 25 never does anything wrong anymore? They are all victims of circumstance.
I will do myself the favor and not read those comments. It would just make my blood boil even more. Unreal.
She is clearly on a power trip,
But what is with people trying to make their child’s life seamless. I try to give my kids opportunity, but I will be honest, when they fail at something I am just as happy as when they succeed. It builds character and helps you deal with adversity. They are 7 and 2 right now, so “losing/failing” is nothing. When things start to matter, they will be bette equipped to deal with problems on their own.
Had the daughter just been an adult and called a cab or Uber - then maybe their Easter would not have been ruined. Smh
One of the best experiences for my oldest daughter (graduating high school in a month or so) was when she was cut from the soccer team her freshman year. It was the first major failure she had faced. She learned a lot from that. We grow so mixing more from or failures than from our successes.
Yep....she created a bigger monster by not holding the kids accountable. Nice kids make mistakes too....she is teaching them if you go to a great school and have connections, you aren't supposed to get in trouble. Great job there....Mom. 4 more entitled pricks going to walk the planet now.
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This is why there are so many Millennials still living in their parents basement...
How true. A couple of translations of piece of a Horace ode.
What do the harmful days not render less?
Worse than our grandparents’ generation, our
parents’ then produced us, even worse,
and soon to bear still more sinful children.
or
The age of our fathers, worse than our grandsires, produced us still more flagitious, us, who are about to product am offspring more vicious [even than ourselves].
Horace, Odes, Book III, VI - circa 20 BC
Well that and rent for a 1bd 1bath apt. is 1500.00+ dollars a month. (and thats in Forrest Hill, MD).
After the Bridgegate incident, being a Port Authority executive is not exactly endearing to Northern NJ residents.
Good for you. You always "work your way out" of a ticket. I'm sure the officers appreciate your willing enthusiasm. I'd rather pay the fine than eat a cockmeat sandwich but, whatever works for you is good.
Very true, however, the difference today is that the parents are not setting a good example for their children. What do you think the daughter took away from this incident? Her mother showed no respect for the officers and even dropped the f--- bomb on them. Teachers can no longer discipline students and face dismissal or legal charges if they try. It's simple, children who are taught to respect authority are in the minority anymore.
Not even the “but I’m a McAndrew Board Moderator” play would have helped this woman.
These officers should each receive a commendation for putting up with her antics for as long as they did.
The fact that people are supporting this woman is absolutely pathetic.
These officers should each receive a commendation for putting up with her antics for as long as they did.
The fact that people are supporting this woman is absolutely pathetic.
Despite the reasonableness of your response, "you may shut the F** up" and get off my lawn.
Rabble rabble don't tread on me rabble rabble!
Right, but it seemed like in your response you were trying to point out that younger generations don't respect authority, but the only problem is that the only person in this video who was not respecting authority was the baby boomer.
I understand your point that parents should be setting good examples for their children, but I don't think this is a generational issue. I think it's a human being issue. I think every generation believes there is a problem with younger generations respecting them and authority. Just like every generation thinks their kids have shitty taste in music.
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So, did she lose her job?
And that's why I couldn't be a cop - zero patience for that kind of behavior. These guys are champs for shutting her down.
And that's why I couldn't be a cop - zero patience for that kind of behavior. These guys are champs for shutting her down.
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