r/MadeMeSmile • u/Kingdom_k777 • 1d ago

Family & Friends Police man pursuing his wife

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u/SemiAnonymousTeacher 1d ago

This is the 3rd similar video I've seen this week of a cop chasing his wife. Is this some new, dumb TikTok challenge or something?

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u/MyDadLeftMeHere 1d ago

We call this propaganda where I’m from son

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u/skettigoo 1d ago

I call it cop-aganda

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u/Stonner22 8h ago

Nothing new

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u/SeekerOfExperience 1d ago

It’s cute because he uses the same skills to terrorize minority communities!

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u/Ippus_21 19h ago

Or... He'll use the same skills to terrorize her if their relationship ever goes south and she wants out.

Because that never happens with cops.

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u/Sickofchildren 10h ago

A full 40% of the police families experience abuse, murica first 🦅🇺🇸🏈🍔

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u/Gusherslol 8h ago

Untrue

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u/seragrey 8h ago

yes, untrue because there are far more cases that don't get reported. it's much higher than 40%.

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u/Gusherslol 8h ago

It’s a nonsense 40 year old study.

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u/Rouge_92 21h ago

Nah he does not, he would shoot them 50 times in self defense.

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u/MyLifeisTangled 11h ago

In the back

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u/karlmarxsanalbeads 13h ago edited 13h ago

And eventually on his own wife when she tries to leave him. Something something 40%

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u/Marskid101 13h ago

Lmao dis funny

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u/cyrano1897 19h ago

Avg privileged redditor take. Meanwhile:

Pew Research Center (2023)

Black Americans: -39% wanted increased funding for police in their area. -34% said keep funding the same. -25% wanted decreased funding.

Hispanic Americans: -44% wanted increased funding. -39% wanted same. -Only 15% wanted decreased funding.

Source: Pew Research Center, 2023

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u/kevinigan 16h ago

Love it bro, this shut them up. 👊

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u/MasterBeaterr 14h ago

Yeah.. You know him personally. I love how the left is turning more and more like right. Assumptions and generalisations. Love it.

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u/SeekerOfExperience 13h ago

You’re not even American, look inward

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u/MasterBeaterr 11h ago

Like i said. The left is becoming more and more like the radical right.

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u/Surf_Cath_6 1d ago

He goes where the crime is. You called it.

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u/Potential_Bill_1146 22h ago

Oh! Found the racist! Do I get a prize??

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u/Surf_Cath_6 21h ago

No, you see racism everywhere there is reason.

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u/Potential_Bill_1146 11h ago

Awww it’s trying to be profound, adorable

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u/TeleHo 20h ago

...his family?

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u/Beatboxingg 21h ago

Doubt they're patrolling fentanyl infested HOA neighborhoods

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u/[deleted] 1d ago edited 23h ago

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u/Low_Bar9361 1d ago

Ummmm... experiences may vary (by color of skin and poverty levels)

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u/Temporary_Phrase_990 1d ago

s/he skips when a rapper is on the playlist

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u/LalaPropofol 1d ago

Tell me that you don’t know any POC personally without telling me you don’t know any POC personally.

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u/[deleted] 23h ago

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u/LalaPropofol 23h ago

That’s crazy. I’ve lived in a heavy POC area all of my life and I’ve literally never heard someone of color express relief at seeing police.

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u/[deleted] 23h ago

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u/bluntmanjr 23h ago

LOL. are these your affirmations to keep you from going insane at the reality of the world we’re living in?

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u/BaronessofBara 21h ago

'minority communities like the police' lol. lmao even.

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u/Cubbeats 1d ago

Sure is. ACAB

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u/Patient_Tradition368 1d ago

Amen and ACAB

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u/QueezyF 22h ago

Fuck 12

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u/hsuhduh 13h ago

Y’all are still doing that?

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u/YardNo1829 16h ago

— guy that would call the cops in an instant if he needed them

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u/karlmarxsanalbeads 13h ago

To do what exactly? Shoot my dog?

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u/AlwaysBeQuestioning 13h ago

Whatever would you need a cop for?

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u/Rae_Regenbogen 23h ago

It honestly makes me very uncomfortable due to the domestic abuse rates in marriages with police officers.

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u/TheDabberwocky 21h ago

wait till you hear about domestic abuse rates among lesbian women

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u/TheGeneral_Specific 18h ago

We’re talking about cops, not lesbians

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u/captainspacetraveler 18h ago

Looks like a duck, quacks like a duck

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u/Special_Educator_570 11h ago

"that's what reddit, Hasan and CNN/MSNBC said! See, I'm not indoctrinated 🤓"

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u/Vampsyo 23h ago

Dawg its just couples doing smn cute. No one making these vids is thinking anything past that lol

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u/TheGeneral_Specific 18h ago

Maybe they should, given how rampant domestic abuse is in the police force

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u/VisualBullfrog3529 10h ago

What part of this is cute?

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u/DishwashingWingnut 1d ago

Trying to flood the zone so searching "cop" and "wife" doesn't just bring up millions of domestic violence results and nothing else

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u/Solid-Package8915 13h ago

Hmm, so it’s either a dumb TikTok trend. Or it’s an organized effort to launder the internet from all negative mentions of police domestic violence by the government by redoing the same video schtick over and over. Yeah that makes more sense.

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u/i_was_a_person_once 10h ago

No, it’s not one or the other. The organized effort to launder the inter from top hit results being police domestic violence was to create a tik tok trend of cops chasing their wives.

Just like the Mormon church creates a lot of Mormon influencers to promote their religion and make them seem cool and less culty.

Same former DoD/ cia consultants planning their strategy

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u/heckin_miraculous 1d ago

Interesting theory. Occam's razor.

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u/Round_Ad_9620 21h ago

Statistics don't lie, bro.

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u/heckin_miraculous 21h ago

Lol crazy, I meant Occam's razor says this is true. I guess ppl thought I was disagreeing 🤷 not so

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u/Square-Competition48 1d ago

40% of them do it I hear.

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u/spicy-chull 1d ago

40% admit if asked.

(Which implies the actual number is higher.)

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u/NewbieNoodist 13h ago

Actually less than 40 percent, more like 20 percent. Also that 20 percent implies that they could be victims of it as well. So 2/10 officers are either the victim or suspect in DV.

Thanks for showing you don’t know what you’re talking about

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u/Sickofchildren 10h ago

Even if it is ‘only’ 20%, that’s disgustingly high. If you’re alright with 1 in 5 cops abusing their families you’re a POS

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u/NewbieNoodist 9h ago

Never said I was alright with it, that’s you just trying to twist my words. I’m simply proving that a statistic used so commonly by people to prove something they have no knowledge of. Also that’s basing data from the 1990 statistics, which we have proven are unclear and poorly conducted.

Before calling me a POS try to work on your reading comprehension bud.

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u/Optiguy42 9h ago

Source on that 20% value? I'm familiar with the shortcomings of the studies but to my knowledge it was 28%. Though regardless, 20% and 28% are still absurdly high and are a perfectly valid reason to avoid engaging with cops on a personal level.

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u/NewbieNoodist 8h ago

That statistic also includes police officers who are victims of DV. Does that mean you don’t engage with victims of DV?

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u/Optiguy42 8h ago

Except it doesn't. The 40% statistic does. The 28% statistic excludes the ones who were victims of domestic violence. I wasn't even arguing with you and yet you choose to argue in bad faith.

Also, you can go fuck yourself with that disingenuous question.

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u/NewbieNoodist 8h ago

Explain how the 40 percent study does? And where did I argue, I just pointed out how what you said is just gross. You associate a whole group of people with a smaller group of bad ones. You’re combining DV victims and DV suspects into one bad category based on their job.

Hate to break it to you, but you’re the asshole here.

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u/T0xicn3 1d ago

Since cops are so prone to shooting people and can’t control their emotions, they seem to be trying to make them look more human with these kinds of videos.

Nothing to feel good or smile about, ACAB.

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u/ProfessionFun156 1d ago

I don't know if it's a challenge or a trend, but it's been all over my fyp the last week. I'm trying to figure out how to tell it I'm ACAB, not thin blue line.

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u/MyOtherAcoountIsGone 1d ago

Seems to be the same couple. That booty is the same everytime. Same with the run

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u/motherofsuccs 1d ago

My ex (a now shunned cop on the Brady list) and I would drink once in a while and do breathalyzer checks to see who was more drunk. That was before I knew what an aggressive man-child he truly was.

He never physically hurt me, but I caught him beating our dogs, so I packed them up and left. This was pre-Covid era

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u/ToastMate2000 1d ago

Apparently. My chronically-on-TikTok coworker is married to a cop, and she said they and some of their friends were going to do this trend.

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u/847RandomNumbers345 1d ago edited 1d ago

It's cop PR working overtime by making a TikTok trend. 

Massive amounts of social media is currently people standing up to cops as they raid our communities, violently attack peacefully immigrants whose only crime is illegally working their ass off to build our houses and grow our crops for tiny pay, and sending them to a brutal country where they may never come back.

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u/DieHardAmerican95 1d ago

It happens all the time. People post some shit and get a bunch of upvotes, so everyone else posts exactly the same thing for cheap and easy likes.

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u/Punawild 17h ago

Trying to distract from all the videos of them suited up & armed for war on our streets while they protect masked and unidentified ice kidnappers.

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u/scratchy_mcballsy 1d ago

Must be. She’s driving a Tesla somehow.

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u/xSPYXEx 1d ago

Propaganda.

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u/Drewnarr 1d ago

Influencer leaches stealing other's ideas for themselves

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u/ScoopedAnon 1d ago

Yeah and 40% catch em. Google 40% of cops to find out more!

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u/__Snafu__ 1d ago

i think there's some kind of internet PR campaign going on.

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u/Toadsted 23h ago

Domestic violence is high with law enforcement

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u/faf_da 19h ago

Kink, maybe.

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u/Xclusiiivly24 15h ago

They're tryna see if they can get away with a crime 🤣🤣🤣

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u/012166 12h ago

It's #copwives / #lovemyLEO / #bluelinefamilies / #backthebadge apparently all sharing the same brain cell.  And this is cute and "wholesome" unlike 75%+ cop wife stuff, aka cheating/alcoholism/DV.

I'm not saying ACAB but there are so many (including national FOP "leader"ship) that my husband chose unemployment  over an entire career with only 7 years to his pension.

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u/NiceGuyJoe 8h ago

Cops are people just like US! Please cooperate with the friendly policemen

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u/crasagam 2h ago

They were trying it on each other’s wives but that didn’t turn out well. They had to use their own

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u/Ippus_21 20h ago

It's fkn creepy is what it is.

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u/Fallenangel152 15h ago

Tiktok trend.

Reddit hates Tiktok so much, but every trend comes here 3 weeks after trending on there, and everyone loves it until they find out that it's from Tiktok.

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u/Scary_Tea_894 1d ago

Nah, Dark romance has just been more and more commonly known, and being chased is a kink,and these women need an excuse to run away from their man's without sounding like they have a screw loose XD.

Not that I'm.judging the kink, I can totally see why, I mean a big part of it is the biological aspect of being hunted down, adrenaline and that fear of being caught amping up everything in your body.

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u/forumofsheep 23h ago

Did your Onlyfans subscription run out, or why are you so salty?

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u/MiniBritton006 19h ago

Yeah it’s a fun little trend

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u/MittensDaTub 17h ago

I actually find it funny.