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@iloveairbagged @ShitpostRock2 Did he shit on strive recently?

be careful! you might think to yourself “ah, what a devilishly delightful deal!” but you would be mistaken! alas, this game installs a nefarious virus onto your computer called “Rainbow Six Siege”

Glasses off all day Reviewer sees the icon light up "Please, not again" He's doing it again. He's pissing on camera He only ever turns it on when he's pissing Reviewer begs to be assigned anyone else Known as the piss man Everyone refuses to swap The light comes on again Its piss time

@ArmedJ0y "You forgot your battle buddy but not your rifle?"

@Querez8504 @RichardDuton Best get fucking started then lad

@JoshWhoX @DHSgov ChatGPT ass response, couldn't even type your own response. Had to have a damn machine think for your sad troglodyte self

Attempting to drive away while an officer is physically trying to detain you out of the vehicle can be considered assault with a deadly weapon in many jurisdictions, as courts have ruled that a vehicle qualifies as a deadly weapon when used in a manner likely to cause great bodily harm or death (e.g., accelerating in a way that could drag, strike, or run over the officer). keywestcriminaldefense.com +1 This typically requires proving intent to threaten or harm, but the act itself—shifting into drive and accelerating during an arrest—may meet the criteria for aggravated assault on a peace officer, which is a felony. criminaldefenselawyer.com +1 Police can use lethal force in such a scenario if the officer reasonably believes the suspect poses an imminent threat of death or serious physical injury to the officer or others, and the force is necessary to prevent escape, per the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling in Tennessee v. Garner. supreme.justia.com In cases involving fleeing vehicles, deadly force has been upheld when the driver's actions create a grave and immediate risk, such as during high-speed pursuits or when acceleration could directly endanger officers (e.g., by dragging or colliding with them), as seen in Scott v. Harris (ramming a fleeing car deemed reasonable to end a dangerous chase) and Plumhoff v. Rickard (shooting at a vehicle justified to stop ongoing reckless flight posing public harm). supreme.justia.com +2 However, deadly force cannot be used solely to stop a fleeing suspect without that imminent threat, and the reasonableness is judged from the officer's perspective in the moment, not hindsight. justice.gov Specific outcomes depend on state laws, departmental policies, and case facts, but in the described situation, the close proximity and potential for immediate harm to the officer often supports justification.

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When not playing Hank I like to pretend I'm the Lion King. Hakuna matata motherfuckers