New Dui bodycam wetting

[Lawrence]

https://youtu.be/1z5CkuySwhc?si=pJrs1Cv2UGEzZeY2

32 minute video... where do you see wet pants?

[ch4rles]

32 minute video... where do you see wet pants?

They're visible throughout if you look more closely. The officers and the women herself discuss it at 17:10 for a couple sentences. When she gets in the car at 18:53 you can see the wetness both between her legs and on the back wrapping around the side as she sits, but any time you look in the whole video where the lighting isn't blinding it, the wetness is visible

[dalton]

You can start at 8:32 and stop at 19:12. That makes it 11 minutes.

The woman is relaxed and friendly by the way, even with wet jeans. She's not one of the aggressive hysteric women we usually see in these kind of videos. I bet she's a nice and good librarian

[Lawrence]

UK police bodycam:

h**ps://www.tiktok.com/@police.cat68...34362657606934



Don't see the wetting action, but there is a very visible wet spot.

This is fascinating for an American LOL both the police and the woman are incredibly reasonable, and I'm not talking about the wetting. She probably wet herself before she was formally detained. What I'm talking about is how she is clearly in significant distress, and tells the officers she is "scared to get inside," but she's not totally freaking out, and they just kind of talk her into it gently. And they are not putting her in the back of a police car. They are putting her in a cage in the back of a van. I actually get it that for some folks that could be pretty fucking claustrophobic.

And they don't have her handcuffed LOL and she's not trying to run away.

In the USA, the girl would have been freaking out from the very beginning LOL that's just what Ameican girls do

And the cops would have handcuffed her immediately and unceremoniously forced her into the van, and even the slightest resistance would have led to pepper spray or worse, and an additional charge of resisting arrest.

These UK cops have been trained on mental health and how to de-escalate.

Unless the subject is BIPOC, of course. Then they act more like American cops LMAO