Man ARRESTED after argument with Police over novelty shirt

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My point is the guy has character issues regardless of doing anything illegal.


I can not like someone based on their character still.
 
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I can't get past the first step in this, which is that someone would wear a shirt like that. First, no one is going to take him up on the offer. Second, it's not particularly funny.
 
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Headed out to a 100 Club event, better drag out that F the Police tee and blast NWA all the way there.
 
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lawgator1 said:
I can't get past the first step in this, which is that someone would wear a shirt like that. First, no one is going to take him up on the offer. Second, it's not particularly funny.
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Dude obviously did it for attention and is obviously a giant dbag but it unfortunately that isn't illegal.


Yet.
 
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lawgator1 said:
I can't get past the first step in this, which is that someone would wear a shirt like that. First, no one is going to take him up on the offer. Second, it's not particularly funny.
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What's your legal opinion?
 
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TXA&M07 said:
My point is the guy has character issues regardless of doing anything illegal.


I can not like someone based on their character still.
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You can dislike anyone you choose. Guy is probably a dirtbag.
 
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Seems like more than a dirt bag, but I'm real bad about judging books by the cover.
 
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TXA&M07 said:
But really guys, who in the hell plans out their day, decides to go to a public event promoting Sexual Assault Awareness on women, and picks out the first f-bomb shirt they find in their closet?
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My guess is that it wouldn't be the first shirt of that nature that he would find in his closet.
 
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If this is a private event, no problem with how this was handled. If he had to pay for a ticket and was allowed in, should he be reimbursed on his way out?
 
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hog88 said:
Looks like it was on public property. Can a promoter make exclusions like this while on public land?
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More than likely yes. they have to get a permit and assume responsibility. if someone gets drunk and hurts himself or makes obscene remarks and starts a fight the promoter could be liable if they didn't try to prevent it. something as simple as bringing a glass container is prohibited at most events because of liability.
 
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I got a tee from the first strip club I went to on my bachelor party. Wife said I can wear it wherever, as long as I'm at my house. I can respect that.

Time and place.

I think I've worn it once.
 
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SamRebel35 said:
If this is a private event, no problem with how this was handled. If he had to okay for a ticket and was allowed in, should he be reimbursed in his way out?
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Irrelevant.

Did he even buy a ticket?

Was this on public or private land?

Was he doing anything other than wearing a shirt and staring at any hot feminists he was able to find?
 
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hog88 said:
In who's eyes? The event was on public property, so who has the final say on rules? Private property, yes no problem with what happened.
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If the promoter had to pull a permit then they set the rules. Since they were charging admission then they probably had to pull a permit. if not then all bets are off.
 
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TXA&M07 said:
I got a tee from the first strip club I went to on my bachelor party. Wife said I can wear it wherever, as long as I'm at my house. I can respect that.

Time and place.

I think I've worn it once.
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That's between you and your wife.

Not the state.
 
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I've got a t-shirt from a bar in St. Marteen that says "topless women drink free" with some tastefull art work. I wear it out on the lake every know and then.

Wife has no issue with it.
 
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tri_vol said:
If the promoter had to pull a permit then they set the rules. Since they were charging admission then they probably had to pull a permit. if not then all bets are off.
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That very well could be the case, if so he got what he deserved.
 
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I agree Dinkin.

Just posting my views on the guy's lack of character and providing an example.

Cant find a damn to give about the guy being cuffed for breaking the law eventually.

But I do have an issue with a cop picking a fight, which is what it seems like.
 
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SamRebel35 said:
If this is a private event, no problem with how this was handled. If he had to pay for a ticket and was allowed in, should he be reimbursed on his way out?
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I've been thrown out of a bar or 2 in my life and don't remember getting reimbursed
 
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"One of us has gotta go! Its either me or the beer and I'm way outnumbered apparently"

-I actually heard this on Northgate one night from a less than stable individual as he was being escorted out the front.
 
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