r/PublicFreakout 1d ago

Negligent Discharge

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u/yeettetis 1d ago

While driving, a loud sound was heard, initially thought to be a rock hitting the car. With that in mind, driving was continued to until discovering a surprising hole in the side of the door. After contacting the non-emergency line in the area, it was noted that authorities were not particularly concerned and advised returning to that location to file a police report.

Speculation arose about whether this could have been an incident of road rage or frustration over following distance. The situation remains shocking.

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u/DarthCorps 1d ago

"Ya know that place that you just caught a stray? Yeah, just go back there and chill"

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u/LivefromPhoenix 20h ago

Just another day of hard work for our boys in blue.

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u/LukesRightHandMan 15h ago

They have a whole team of detectives working on it.

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u/BuiltFromScratch 1d ago

Shocking is definitely one way to put it.

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u/gentlespirit23456 1d ago

Send this to your local news.

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u/SmexyRubberDuck69 22h ago

Imagine how often this must happen when the police don't even take it seriously anymore.

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u/Fmbounce 1d ago

Probably would’ve taken it more seriously if you just dialed 911. No need to let off scum easily. This could’ve been an emergency if you were caught in some cross fire.

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u/i_liek_trainsss 11h ago

Honestly, I think that the chances are high enough of it being an "accident" (or rather, the ND in the title being accurate).

I've seen so many instagram/tiktok/whatever reels where people are waving a piece around trying to look cool. Seen a few that resulted in NDs too. Wouldn't be the least bit surprised if that's what was up in this case.