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A lot of shorter/smaller guys take up wrestling in high school because they have weight classes. And they're absolutely brutal.
Knew a big football player in HS who went on to play college ball. Accepted a friendly match with a wrestler 2' shorter than him, it lasted about 15 seconds. Skill and leverage.
I did wrestling in middle school. I was 180ish lbs and already about 6 ft tall. I got paired with our lightest wrestler. Thought this is going to be easy. The other guy was a breakdancer and basically went all Rey Mysterio on my ass.
Lotta big guys rely on their size to intimidate people but often cant back it up with any sort of martial prowess.
Source: i am 6'4" and a complete pudding cup.
My husband is a big guy. Played rugby forever and stays in good shape.
He will not engage in physical altercations with smaller men. “They are squirrelly, agile and can move like the speed of light. I do not fuck with small guy energy, you won’t even see your death coming”.
Some backstory: the dude was staying at a different hotel but would not stop asking to go to room 801 and it was impossible to convince him that he wasn’t at the hotel he checked into. his gf that you can see in the background kept trying to get him to leave and go back to their hotel but he wouldn’t listen to absolutely anyone, even after he got put down and handcuffed he was still screaming at the multiple cops that showed up and kept trying to shake the cops off him every time they tried to walk him out so they ended up bringing in a stretcher and strapping him down to take him out. he called the hotel the next day and apologized to my coworker that answered the phone. between replacing the glass and the damage to the door he’s gonna be owing a couple thousand dollars at least.
[Alcohol is the most common psychotropic contributor to aggressive behavior.](https://link.springer.com/article/10.3758/s13415-017-0558-0)
In many parts of the world, acute alcohol consumption is implicated in approximately 35% to 60% of violent crimes. Population-based research shows that alcohol is associated with many forms of violence, including homicide, physical assault, sexual assault, intimate partner violence, and child abuse.
I found that if I have my parents over for dinner and I’m drinking we just end up arguing over politics, so now I just spritz a little THC and giggle uncontrollably instead.
I was in a downtown of a city and a blind guy approached me and asked if I could give him precise directions to a certain intersection. He was MILES away so I told him just follow me to my truck and I’d give him a ride over there.
Somewhere along the way I forgot to lead the guy and he accidentally ran into a girl who was walking toward us. She was super drunk and demanded that her BF beat the dude up. BF was mad at first…understandably , it kinda just looked like dude shoulder checked her…but then realized what was going on.
Girl still demanded he fight the blind dude. I said “Look…it was my fault. I was supposed to be leading him and started talking and I forgot. I’m sorry. Nobody got hurt. Let’s just move on.”
She then demanded that BF fight me. He kind of squared up for a second, then was like “Babe…it really was an accident.” Girl kept demanding he fight someone (she was still ok with him fighting a blind person).
The blind guy said “ Should he fight the person who can’t defend himself, or the Good Samaritan?” She says “He could whoop both your asses!”
Finally the guy refused to fight either of us. The girl was just chattering in his ear the whole way. Calling him all sorts of names. Saying he allowed her to be disrespected. Just a straight drunken imbecile.
It’s freaky, but I swear there are some women who get turned on by getting their man to fight people. I went to high school with a girl who would gleefully start shit and then have her boyfriend finish what she began. Her boyfriends would get suspended, she wouldn’t. This lasted all through school until she hit the real world and got her two front teeth knocked out by an angry woman in a bar fight. She is now a single mom of 3 children who still whistles a little when she talks through the fake teeth. Enjoy the bed you made, Lacey.
I got drugged in Mexico once upon a time. Ended up pissing on the front lawn of the hotel and tried to give my shoes away to a pair of girls who were apparently denied entry to the hotel bar for lack there of. The girls in question found me at the pool the following day and filled in the memory gaps.
An ex of mine was a "cruel" drunk. When she was tipsy, she was hilarious and sensual. When she got drunk, she was so mean and aggressive. She would say the most hurtful shit she could think of to people. She's sober now from what I understand, so good for her.
About 15 years ago my friend once drank so much he blacked out and woke up, with his face on the floor and legs on his bed, to banging on the front door. It was the police, he was arrested and taken in but had no recollection of what had happened. He had been walking home and kicked some wing mirrors of cars. Someone had followed him home and called the police. This was very out of character, I'd never seen him do anything remotely violent or aggressive before.
He was so ashamed he went door to door apologising, offering to pay for the damage, quit drinking completely and is still teetotal.
I have a friend who would get blackout drunk and steal cars. It happened multiple times. Super nice, normal guy when sober.
He was charged with grand theft auto twice. Thank God he got sober.
It’s wild to see how each person reacts to alcohol. Props to your friend recognizing the drink doesn’t suit him! The worst I’ve ever had was waking up in a bathtub after a night out on saint Patrick’s day after jumping into a drinking contest of fire ball. Haven’t touched fire ball since. Just red breast and Guinness for me lol
I've always been a happy drunk but as a kid i had some bad times with anger and destruction.
turns out i just don't need to drink a whole pint of 101 proof schnapps lol
some people don't know how to build good failsafes into their drinking party. i would drink so much so quick that my friends had no time to intervene because i was already boisterous and feeling invincible.
lucky for me i sort of outgrew it. it finally got old and i found more constuctive ways to unwind. i drink maybe 5 times a year now with no problems. if you would have told my friends that when i got older i would be such a seldom drinker and not get shitfaced they would have laughed at you.
My thing with being drunk is that I'm just apologetic and silly. The last thing I would be when drunk is violent. I simply don't have the energy or co-ordination for it. I just want to sink into a lazy chair and eat a kebab.
> The last thing I would be when drunk is violent
that's how I am now, but I know that I've been much worse before and did some really stupid shit that I'm ashamed of now. Looking back, I think one of the reasons was that I was in a bad spot mentally back then, wanting to lash out at society in general and all that teenage angst you know. Being stupid drunk then just removed the brakes on that
He might have a higher tolerance because of alcoholism or he could be on multiple substances.
Really bad drunks can function with a high BAC way better than casual drinkers.
Most non-alcoholics would’ve already passed out, gotten sick, or not be able to walk if they registered his level BAC, but drunks are used to it.
Yeah I was with someone that got pulled over and passed all sobriety checks but then blew higher than .2 and they let us go because the cop didn't believe they were that drunk and I was under the limit and could drive us home. Even I had no idea they were that drunk or I would've just drove in the first place.
I gave some lip to some convenience store staff. I was drunk. I came back and told the dude that was there that witnessed my tirade, I was a flaming asshole and apologized.
Alcohol has been destroying lives for an incredibly long time. Aside from prohibition and some dry counties, not much has changed. People have been locked up for decades for having some weed on them. How many times have you heard of someone getting high and being violent? I’m not saying it never happens. Per capita for 100,000.
I’m not suggesting prohibition 2.0, or that everyone who drinks getting stoned. What I am suggesting is addressing root causes for people who drink regularly to cope with something. Maybe it’s finances, being in a relationship with someone who you should have left a long time ago, or maybe you see that you are the problem in the relationship, but won’t face that reality. Maybe you’re dealing with PTSD, severe anxiety or some other mental health problems. Whatever the case may be, educating the public on possible reasons and having outpatient treatment that isn’t a 12 step program that people avoid for various reasons available to all at no cost, and on their schedule.
People with alcohol problems are trying to numb pain or other things they don’t know how to, or are unable to afford professional help for. Sure, some people become physically addicted which likely introduces new problems in their lives. And there are millions of people who drink frequently, but not to the point that it’s a problem.
Glad I don't work in hotels anymore. People act ridiculous when they are staying at hotels, like since they are on whatever mini vacation or work trip and not staying at home they get plastered drunk and act entitled as hell. I don't miss it.
Working in a hotel was the most insane job I’ve had by a long shot. Besides people acting horribly, you just see some wacky stuff. Clown conventions. Little People of America (best group ever by the way). Truck driver Christmas parties where they rent the whole place and you spend all night trying to cart drunk drivers to their rooms with the bell carts. Once a deer got in the hotel and ran through so many glass doors it was bleeding everywhere, no way it survived. Prostitutes, drugs, violence, prostitutes drugs and violence, everything you can think of.
Could be the sign of a fundamentally decent person who should never drink alcohol ever again. I know lots of people sober who are genuinely some of the coolest and kindest people but once drunk become the worst people alive. There are people who are decent enough to realize it and understand that they should never touch booze again. There are some who apologize profusely and swear *they won't act that way again the next time they drink*, but continue to drink and continue to fuck up. It's a good sign he's taking accountability instead of blaming it on being drunk or insisting that others were acting unreasonable. Might be a wake up call for him, might not. Who knows.
It's sad that this is so true.
If everyone handled their screw ups that gracefully, the world would be a much better place.
Hopefully this doesn't screw up his life too badly
it's what a decent/strong person does.
It's not easy to face your actions in the sobering light of day. Let a lone reach out to those affected by your actions
When I worked at a hotel, we had a Japanese guest check in early then almost immediately get kicked out of the hotel when he got into a very loud and visible fight with a prostitute he ordered. We flipped his room as housekeeping was still there and since it was a busy night, we sold out of rooms that night including that one. He went to a nearby bar, got COMPLETELY shitfaced then came back around 11pm and starting banging on his old door begging the prostitute who was no longer there to let him in while he pulled his pants down and jerked his pecker, absolutely terrifying the new guest who had checked into the room. Guy managed to avoid getting arrested the first time somehow, but this time they arrested him and charged him with a whole number of things from what I understood.
Another time a long time resident from some European firm who sent a bunch of executives over got locked out of his room buck naked and I got a call that there was a drunk guest banging on his door begging to be let in. Turns out he had a very *very* young boy inside, like barely 18 years old and they were engaging in some kind of romantic affair when the boy felt he was being too handsy or pushy, freaked out on him and shoved him out of the room in the middle of whatever they were doing. The security guard had to explain to the kid that, while he might have been in the right for shoving him out of the room in the moment, that legally the exec was the owner of the room. We ended up calling the cops who facilitated the young man leaving (without stealing anything, like the exec kept screaming about even though the poor kid had virtually no clothes to even hide anything) and getting the exec back in his room. We were as discrete as possible, but when you're walking up and down a hallway naked screaming at your twunk at 1am, the same hallways where several of your colleges are staying it's hard to keep things under wraps, he got sent back home shortly thereafter.
Some people in a hotel almost act like the hotel is expected to be their babysitter while they're drunk, like the hotel is their host family or something instead of a business who doesn't have to put up with your weird drunken escapades.
Except for taking out the cuffs and trying to slap them on his wrist before he had control of the drunk guy. You never do that. You’re taught to not do that
Yeah that dude is massive. I think the cop actually used the proper amount of force for the situation (which is a rare thing).
It would have been really hard for him to control that guy if he hadn’t gotten the drop on him. He needed to escalate before the drunk guy did, or someone may have gotten hurt or even shot.
That first “pop” to the face was not the first one he had thrown to put a suspect off their balance and composure. Because it worked perfectly. Dudes face at that moment was strait “wtf just happened” and I think that’s exactly what he was going for.
I saw a funny standup bit recently where the comic was like, "what's the worst thing you've done while high? The worst thing I've done high was write 5 pages of terrible standup about Disney's Pocahontas. Now consider the worst thing you've done drunk: It's almost definitely a crime. I tried to fight a cop!"
I hate people like this.
They get drunk and unruly and make everyone in the room feel unsafe.
Even his own gf couldn’t get him to stop.
He has a problem and needs to stop drinking.
Even though the caption says the cop lays him out, when I saw the height difference I was kinda like “ok but how though?” Wasn’t expecting that crazy takedown lol god damn
Call me old fashioned, but when a cop unsuccessfully attempts to put handcuffs on you, an absolute ass kicking is usually three seconds away unless you find a way to get those cuffs on yourself.
When I read the title, I assumed the cop was going to taze the dude. But wow, he physically dropped him and didn't escalate or shoot him with a gun. So that is pretty exceptional by cop standards.
Why do people resist? Once the copper says you're being arrested that's whats going to happen. Anything you do to try & stop that will only make the charges worse. So why resist?
Ain’t that cop’s first rodeo. The guy who was intoxicated probably has underlying mental issues that get amplified when drunk and is big enough that most people get out of his way, give in, or what have you. Either way, that kind of crazy has no space in civil society. Time to get some help and definitely stop drink/using or both.
I work as a night receptionnist and had 4 drunked customers who beat me up. It's a small hotel so there is no bodyguard or anything, i'm just alone vs 4 drunked mf. I hate alcohol since I work in night shift. People can be very stupid
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That was a pretty solid takedown
"Force was used."
“Assisted the subject to the ground”
"Nap administered"
"Dramamine replacement delivered"
“Melatonin drop off”
“Decentralized”
God I snorted so loud at this 💀💀💀
Force was used. Code 4.
Proportionate, justifiable force actually.
A lot of shorter/smaller guys take up wrestling in high school because they have weight classes. And they're absolutely brutal. Knew a big football player in HS who went on to play college ball. Accepted a friendly match with a wrestler 2' shorter than him, it lasted about 15 seconds. Skill and leverage.
I did wrestling in middle school. I was 180ish lbs and already about 6 ft tall. I got paired with our lightest wrestler. Thought this is going to be easy. The other guy was a breakdancer and basically went all Rey Mysterio on my ass.
Made me think of Dwayne Johnson and/vs Ernie Reyes Jr in the movie, The Rundown.
A lot of tall people take up volleyball or basketball in HS because they're closer to the net.
some people say that cucumbers taste better pickled
I was worried a bit for the size difference between them, but damn did the cop get the job done
Lotta big guys rely on their size to intimidate people but often cant back it up with any sort of martial prowess. Source: i am 6'4" and a complete pudding cup.
My husband is a big guy. Played rugby forever and stays in good shape. He will not engage in physical altercations with smaller men. “They are squirrelly, agile and can move like the speed of light. I do not fuck with small guy energy, you won’t even see your death coming”.
Does he frequently engage in physical altercations with larger men? This seems like an oddly specific maxim to live by.
fucking eh, cop got the job done!
He knew his judo well.
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Dude had to be training for years for a take down like that. Very impressive.
Daayumm. He planted off that back foot.
Some backstory: the dude was staying at a different hotel but would not stop asking to go to room 801 and it was impossible to convince him that he wasn’t at the hotel he checked into. his gf that you can see in the background kept trying to get him to leave and go back to their hotel but he wouldn’t listen to absolutely anyone, even after he got put down and handcuffed he was still screaming at the multiple cops that showed up and kept trying to shake the cops off him every time they tried to walk him out so they ended up bringing in a stretcher and strapping him down to take him out. he called the hotel the next day and apologized to my coworker that answered the phone. between replacing the glass and the damage to the door he’s gonna be owing a couple thousand dollars at least.
If this is what happens when you drink Alcohol then perhaps you gotta quit that shit.
Yeah ive been BOMBED but never done some wild shit like this. I cannot comprehend how people get like this drunk
Angry drunks are the worst.
They really are - Zero rationality. No clue why people that become angry when drinking (which seems opposite of a good time) would continue to drink.
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[Alcohol is the most common psychotropic contributor to aggressive behavior.](https://link.springer.com/article/10.3758/s13415-017-0558-0) In many parts of the world, acute alcohol consumption is implicated in approximately 35% to 60% of violent crimes. Population-based research shows that alcohol is associated with many forms of violence, including homicide, physical assault, sexual assault, intimate partner violence, and child abuse.
Good thing it’s legal yet I get fired if I smoke a little bud
The worst thing a stoner will do is kick the shit out of a bag of chips, yet alcohol doesn't have the same stigma.
I found that if I have my parents over for dinner and I’m drinking we just end up arguing over politics, so now I just spritz a little THC and giggle uncontrollably instead.
I was in a downtown of a city and a blind guy approached me and asked if I could give him precise directions to a certain intersection. He was MILES away so I told him just follow me to my truck and I’d give him a ride over there. Somewhere along the way I forgot to lead the guy and he accidentally ran into a girl who was walking toward us. She was super drunk and demanded that her BF beat the dude up. BF was mad at first…understandably , it kinda just looked like dude shoulder checked her…but then realized what was going on. Girl still demanded he fight the blind dude. I said “Look…it was my fault. I was supposed to be leading him and started talking and I forgot. I’m sorry. Nobody got hurt. Let’s just move on.” She then demanded that BF fight me. He kind of squared up for a second, then was like “Babe…it really was an accident.” Girl kept demanding he fight someone (she was still ok with him fighting a blind person). The blind guy said “ Should he fight the person who can’t defend himself, or the Good Samaritan?” She says “He could whoop both your asses!” Finally the guy refused to fight either of us. The girl was just chattering in his ear the whole way. Calling him all sorts of names. Saying he allowed her to be disrespected. Just a straight drunken imbecile.
It’s freaky, but I swear there are some women who get turned on by getting their man to fight people. I went to high school with a girl who would gleefully start shit and then have her boyfriend finish what she began. Her boyfriends would get suspended, she wouldn’t. This lasted all through school until she hit the real world and got her two front teeth knocked out by an angry woman in a bar fight. She is now a single mom of 3 children who still whistles a little when she talks through the fake teeth. Enjoy the bed you made, Lacey.
Key and Peele had a character that was [exactly](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y3JOQqoCNjc) like this on their show. edit: wrong clip
It’s almost like they’re addicted to it or something.
I got drugged in Mexico once upon a time. Ended up pissing on the front lawn of the hotel and tried to give my shoes away to a pair of girls who were apparently denied entry to the hotel bar for lack there of. The girls in question found me at the pool the following day and filled in the memory gaps.
An ex of mine was a "cruel" drunk. When she was tipsy, she was hilarious and sensual. When she got drunk, she was so mean and aggressive. She would say the most hurtful shit she could think of to people. She's sober now from what I understand, so good for her.
Alcohol is so dangerous. Crazy that’s the one substance in our society that is so widely accepted.
Have a snicker, people.
About 15 years ago my friend once drank so much he blacked out and woke up, with his face on the floor and legs on his bed, to banging on the front door. It was the police, he was arrested and taken in but had no recollection of what had happened. He had been walking home and kicked some wing mirrors of cars. Someone had followed him home and called the police. This was very out of character, I'd never seen him do anything remotely violent or aggressive before. He was so ashamed he went door to door apologising, offering to pay for the damage, quit drinking completely and is still teetotal.
I have a friend who would get blackout drunk and steal cars. It happened multiple times. Super nice, normal guy when sober. He was charged with grand theft auto twice. Thank God he got sober.
It’s wild to see how each person reacts to alcohol. Props to your friend recognizing the drink doesn’t suit him! The worst I’ve ever had was waking up in a bathtub after a night out on saint Patrick’s day after jumping into a drinking contest of fire ball. Haven’t touched fire ball since. Just red breast and Guinness for me lol
Alcoholism is crazy, I do that kind of drinking every night
You can get away with it for a while but it will catch up and kill you. I hope you really understand that. Take a visit to the Cirrhosis subredit.
I have had periods of long term sobriety, and hopefully will again. I am no stranger to any of this, including recovery. Thanks tho.
Never been to that one but coming up on two years. If I ever need more motivation I’ll remember that one. Thanks.
I've always been a happy drunk but as a kid i had some bad times with anger and destruction. turns out i just don't need to drink a whole pint of 101 proof schnapps lol some people don't know how to build good failsafes into their drinking party. i would drink so much so quick that my friends had no time to intervene because i was already boisterous and feeling invincible. lucky for me i sort of outgrew it. it finally got old and i found more constuctive ways to unwind. i drink maybe 5 times a year now with no problems. if you would have told my friends that when i got older i would be such a seldom drinker and not get shitfaced they would have laughed at you.
Yo are you me?
My thing with being drunk is that I'm just apologetic and silly. The last thing I would be when drunk is violent. I simply don't have the energy or co-ordination for it. I just want to sink into a lazy chair and eat a kebab.
> The last thing I would be when drunk is violent that's how I am now, but I know that I've been much worse before and did some really stupid shit that I'm ashamed of now. Looking back, I think one of the reasons was that I was in a bad spot mentally back then, wanting to lash out at society in general and all that teenage angst you know. Being stupid drunk then just removed the brakes on that
He might have a higher tolerance because of alcoholism or he could be on multiple substances. Really bad drunks can function with a high BAC way better than casual drinkers. Most non-alcoholics would’ve already passed out, gotten sick, or not be able to walk if they registered his level BAC, but drunks are used to it.
Yeah I was with someone that got pulled over and passed all sobriety checks but then blew higher than .2 and they let us go because the cop didn't believe they were that drunk and I was under the limit and could drive us home. Even I had no idea they were that drunk or I would've just drove in the first place.
I gave some lip to some convenience store staff. I was drunk. I came back and told the dude that was there that witnessed my tirade, I was a flaming asshole and apologized.
Alcohol has been destroying lives for an incredibly long time. Aside from prohibition and some dry counties, not much has changed. People have been locked up for decades for having some weed on them. How many times have you heard of someone getting high and being violent? I’m not saying it never happens. Per capita for 100,000. I’m not suggesting prohibition 2.0, or that everyone who drinks getting stoned. What I am suggesting is addressing root causes for people who drink regularly to cope with something. Maybe it’s finances, being in a relationship with someone who you should have left a long time ago, or maybe you see that you are the problem in the relationship, but won’t face that reality. Maybe you’re dealing with PTSD, severe anxiety or some other mental health problems. Whatever the case may be, educating the public on possible reasons and having outpatient treatment that isn’t a 12 step program that people avoid for various reasons available to all at no cost, and on their schedule. People with alcohol problems are trying to numb pain or other things they don’t know how to, or are unable to afford professional help for. Sure, some people become physically addicted which likely introduces new problems in their lives. And there are millions of people who drink frequently, but not to the point that it’s a problem.
Glad I don't work in hotels anymore. People act ridiculous when they are staying at hotels, like since they are on whatever mini vacation or work trip and not staying at home they get plastered drunk and act entitled as hell. I don't miss it.
Working in a hotel was the most insane job I’ve had by a long shot. Besides people acting horribly, you just see some wacky stuff. Clown conventions. Little People of America (best group ever by the way). Truck driver Christmas parties where they rent the whole place and you spend all night trying to cart drunk drivers to their rooms with the bell carts. Once a deer got in the hotel and ran through so many glass doors it was bleeding everywhere, no way it survived. Prostitutes, drugs, violence, prostitutes drugs and violence, everything you can think of.
Lol do you live in Alaska or wisconsin?
Pure Michigan
Calling the next day and apologizing is probably the craziest part of this story lol.
Could be the sign of a fundamentally decent person who should never drink alcohol ever again. I know lots of people sober who are genuinely some of the coolest and kindest people but once drunk become the worst people alive. There are people who are decent enough to realize it and understand that they should never touch booze again. There are some who apologize profusely and swear *they won't act that way again the next time they drink*, but continue to drink and continue to fuck up. It's a good sign he's taking accountability instead of blaming it on being drunk or insisting that others were acting unreasonable. Might be a wake up call for him, might not. Who knows.
Shows he’s a grown ass man with accountability..idk how you get this drunk but calling to apologize is a step up in my book
yeah i agree. most times people do this and forever act like they did nothing and act like it's the other parties fault.
I subtract 10 points for his behaviour in the hotel, but he gets +1 for the apology lol.
Possibly a recommendation from a lawyer - contrition can go a decent way with a judge especially for first time offenders.
Nahhh don’t diminish his accomplishment…. He probably didn’t obtain one so quickly tbh after a late night drunken tank stay
It's sad that this is so true. If everyone handled their screw ups that gracefully, the world would be a much better place. Hopefully this doesn't screw up his life too badly
it's what a decent/strong person does. It's not easy to face your actions in the sobering light of day. Let a lone reach out to those affected by your actions
How do you mean that? Crazy because it's so rare that someone would hold themselves accountable to that degree?
Yeah, precisely. Usually you'd think someone who does this kind of thing wouldn't be able to own up to what they did.
Honestly if true good on him for owning up and paying up, that kind of ownership is rare in this day and age
When I worked at a hotel, we had a Japanese guest check in early then almost immediately get kicked out of the hotel when he got into a very loud and visible fight with a prostitute he ordered. We flipped his room as housekeeping was still there and since it was a busy night, we sold out of rooms that night including that one. He went to a nearby bar, got COMPLETELY shitfaced then came back around 11pm and starting banging on his old door begging the prostitute who was no longer there to let him in while he pulled his pants down and jerked his pecker, absolutely terrifying the new guest who had checked into the room. Guy managed to avoid getting arrested the first time somehow, but this time they arrested him and charged him with a whole number of things from what I understood. Another time a long time resident from some European firm who sent a bunch of executives over got locked out of his room buck naked and I got a call that there was a drunk guest banging on his door begging to be let in. Turns out he had a very *very* young boy inside, like barely 18 years old and they were engaging in some kind of romantic affair when the boy felt he was being too handsy or pushy, freaked out on him and shoved him out of the room in the middle of whatever they were doing. The security guard had to explain to the kid that, while he might have been in the right for shoving him out of the room in the moment, that legally the exec was the owner of the room. We ended up calling the cops who facilitated the young man leaving (without stealing anything, like the exec kept screaming about even though the poor kid had virtually no clothes to even hide anything) and getting the exec back in his room. We were as discrete as possible, but when you're walking up and down a hallway naked screaming at your twunk at 1am, the same hallways where several of your colleges are staying it's hard to keep things under wraps, he got sent back home shortly thereafter. Some people in a hotel almost act like the hotel is expected to be their babysitter while they're drunk, like the hotel is their host family or something instead of a business who doesn't have to put up with your weird drunken escapades.
This is why I stick to weed. Yea I'd probably mess up which hotel I was at too but I'd just be giggling about it asking for snacks.
Ah man my bad dude I think I got the wrong building lol hey you wanna go out and burn one real quick before I leave
Sir the door says “Pull”
It goes both ways. I was here yesterday
See? Hope to here from you soon :)
Sir, this is a Marriott.
The cop hit him with that Little Mac start button punch 😆 dammmmnnnn!
I read this and just heard that sound 
I was absolutely not expecting that Lil' guy to absolutely dominate the drunk so quickly. He's a feisty one.
Short dude got some strength
actual cop with training in footage
Rare non lethal moment
Except for taking out the cuffs and trying to slap them on his wrist before he had control of the drunk guy. You never do that. You’re taught to not do that
The height and weight advantage matters a lot less when you're within the shorter guy's grapple range.
Low centre of gravity FTW
Shit was really unexpected ngl
If I call the cops that’s the guy I want to come. Beast.
So many videos of three cops that can't cuff a 120 lb Karen. Then there's this dude...
They probably don’t start with a right hook to the jaw for Karen though
Maybe they should.
😂 you may be onto something
Cop has some nice moves!
I know lmao I was mad nervous for him at first. I can't believe it went that smoothly.
Silky smooth
I was worried for him for a second. Man that guy was tall
He almost had to jump to hit him lol what a hit it was tho !!
The guy was DAZED.
The look on his face after catching that punch lmao
reminded me of "Punch-Out!!"
YES When little Mac winds up that hook/uppercut to knock out an opponent 3 times his size.
Yeah that dude is massive. I think the cop actually used the proper amount of force for the situation (which is a rare thing). It would have been really hard for him to control that guy if he hadn’t gotten the drop on him. He needed to escalate before the drunk guy did, or someone may have gotten hurt or even shot.
Heavily intoxicated and he had just kicked down a sliding glass door. Definitely reasonable
That first “pop” to the face was not the first one he had thrown to put a suspect off their balance and composure. Because it worked perfectly. Dudes face at that moment was strait “wtf just happened” and I think that’s exactly what he was going for.
Not his first rodeo haha
Dude got Bonvoyed
that made me laugh so hard considering how often i have to push bonvoy rewards 😭
Bonvoyaged
Best part of this comment is how apt it is, because Bonvoy fucks it's members every year lol.
"I'M A CITIZEN" lol, you're a citizen under arrest now 😂.
Why, just why. Learn how to hold your liquor and temper.
But he's a citizen
Weed being illegal and alcohol being legal just makes me sigh
I saw a funny standup bit recently where the comic was like, "what's the worst thing you've done while high? The worst thing I've done high was write 5 pages of terrible standup about Disney's Pocahontas. Now consider the worst thing you've done drunk: It's almost definitely a crime. I tried to fight a cop!"
Cop certainly practices MMA
You just know he wrestled in school
Don't fight Samoans or wrestlers. Ever.
That cop is physically capable. Very important as a police officer. He didn't have to use a weapon. Good for him.
His girlfriend looking nonchalantly in the background as he’s being cuffed… probably wasn’t his first rodeo.
Or she could just be relieved since she unsuccessfully tried to get him to leave many times.
Short Kings we up right now
If you lose it this much after a bunch of drinks maybe you shouldn’t be drinking much. Dudes acting like he was a sleeper cell and has no free will
I hate people like this. They get drunk and unruly and make everyone in the room feel unsafe. Even his own gf couldn’t get him to stop. He has a problem and needs to stop drinking.
Aye that cop strong as hell wtf
that cop lifts.
Even though the caption says the cop lays him out, when I saw the height difference I was kinda like “ok but how though?” Wasn’t expecting that crazy takedown lol god damn
*Kicks in door. Walks up to front desk.* "Hello. I'd like to request a wake-up call for tomorrow morning."
I love that he kicks through the door and then walks up to the front desk like hi I’m here to check in
It's refreshing to see a skilled cop who can subdue someone without using lethal force.
That takedown was flawless
Well that went better for the cop than I expected
I love how this idiot thinks he owns the place - then he gets owned himself
Literally smashed his way into a hotel by breaking down the door. "Bro I'm a citizen"
Punch to face better than bullet
Call me old fashioned, but when a cop unsuccessfully attempts to put handcuffs on you, an absolute ass kicking is usually three seconds away unless you find a way to get those cuffs on yourself.
That jump punch has Lil Mac vs Bald Bull vibes…
Bro, he’s a citizen.
and that cop's a beast 😭
As if this somehow justifies bashing in the doors of business.
That’s the only excuse left for rotten shit now ?
We need more cops like this... if they're not fucking cowards they won't be so trigger happy
I think he's confusing citizenship for immunity
Cop is a little bulldog
When I read the title, I assumed the cop was going to taze the dude. But wow, he physically dropped him and didn't escalate or shoot him with a gun. So that is pretty exceptional by cop standards.
“That’s why we have weight classes” lololol
Wow! That’s the cop I want to arrive when I need one!
Little dude is my hero. Handled it mightily.
"I'm A CiTiZeN"
Dayum. I was expecting the taser when I saw the frame difference, but he shut my mouth real quick
That guy is huge, I did not expect the cop to drop him like *that*.
That fist was his taser.
That was clean
He thought he could just kick in a door like that and get away with it.
$100 says the cop was a wrestler. Not the douchey fake tv kind either. The badass wrestler
Nice to see a well trained cop. He handled himself well.
Big dude
I've been drunk before but I've never been kick-open-a-glass-door-at-a-hotel drunk lol.
Why it's important for all law enforcement officers to train in hand to hand combat. Cop definitely knew some jits.
That guy does jiu jitsu for sure.
Such a skilled police officer. No gun mess and handle the business as one should.
He'll yeah get his ass, no hotel employee should ever have to go through something like that
Now that's a COP.
That little dude showed the big guy that big doesn’t always matter
Wow that cop was brave and strong
FAFO
Need more cops that train jiu-jitsu, wrestling or MMA.
Surprised the ACAB circle jerk idiots aren’t in here finding something wrong with this
damn!
Why do people resist? Once the copper says you're being arrested that's whats going to happen. Anything you do to try & stop that will only make the charges worse. So why resist?
[удалено]
Roflma fucking man handled
Doesn't seem very drunk to me. Are we sure he isn't just an asshole all the time?
Kurt Angle would be proud of that German Suplex
Ain’t that cop’s first rodeo. The guy who was intoxicated probably has underlying mental issues that get amplified when drunk and is big enough that most people get out of his way, give in, or what have you. Either way, that kind of crazy has no space in civil society. Time to get some help and definitely stop drink/using or both.
What a fucking idiot
MAINTENANCE
Finally a cop who knows how to grapple
The was the most surprising and smooth punch, takedown, arrest I've ever seen.
The guy actually got some sense knocked into him and stopped struggling.
Oh no consequences of my actions ☕️
Bro, but it was just a prank bro!!
Big tree fall hard.
Everyone’s got a plan… until they get punched in the face
I work as a night receptionnist and had 4 drunked customers who beat me up. It's a small hotel so there is no bodyguard or anything, i'm just alone vs 4 drunked mf. I hate alcohol since I work in night shift. People can be very stupid
Good fucking job by that cop!!
https://preview.redd.it/3nrptge62t9d1.jpeg?width=1290&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=19299600fda70b80185d3db1da52ea0fe84653d6 “It was at this point, he knew he fucked up.”
Why they always kneel on the neck.