With all the police violence happening in US in the past few years, people have taken to filming officers as they work, in an effort to both protect members of the public, and to protect the officers themselves.
That’s all well and good (even though the reason for it is not), but not everything requires filming, especially when you’re just gonna make a fool of yourself, like the fella who filmed this clip.
He was getting fined for smoking under shelter, and he apparently thought he was in the right the whole time, as he began filming with his phone. The NEA officer was obviously uncomfortable and requested that he stop, but he refused.
The NEA officer was obviously uncomfortable and requested that he stop, but he refused.
Not a problem there, as it’s technically not wrong to film an officer on duty (as far as I know. Does this extend to NEA officers?).
Unfortunately, the officer is entirely justified in fining the man, which only meant that all his gesturing and acting big are all on camera for everybody to see. He even went towards some other NEA officers nearby to taunt them, filming the entire process.
I can’t tell if this is hilarious or just sad.
I guess the logic of “whoever posts first on the Internet wins” doesn’t apply here.
Since you’re here, why not check out Goody Feed’s YouTube videos as well? They’re so Singaporean, I bet you’ll like them!
Read Also:
- Weirdest Road Rage: Auntie Shows Bra Coz’ Someone Was Filming
- This June Holidays, You Can Fly to 5 Great Cities at Unbelievable Prices Because #DBS
Featured Image: stomp.com.sg
This article was first published on goodyfeed.com
If you watch at least 10 minutes of brain rot content daily, you must know this:
Read Also:
- 7 People, Including a S’porean, Killed in 3-Vehicle Collision in M’sia
- Prosperity Burgers At McDonald’s From 26 Dec 2024, Free Cinnamoroll & My Melody Red Packets From 2 Jan 2025
- Polite & Well-Dressed Man Reportedly Asking for Money at Waterloo Street
- A Summary of Why Long Hair Was Once “Banned” for Guys in Singapore
- SingPost Fires Its Group CEO, Group CFO & Another High-Ranking Officer
- Everything About the New Mandai Rainforest Resort, Which Will Open in April 2025
Advertisements
