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When I was eleven or twelve a friend and I were chilling in a park. The new city cop comes over to give us shit about leaving our bicycles in the Cardi B throws mic at audience member who tossed drink at her shirt it is in the first place but grass instead of a bike rack, ends up asking our names. Instead of shaking his hand the cop says “That’s your real name? Doesn’t sound like a real name to me.” Buzz admits it isn’t, his real name is Robert, but everyone calls him Buzz. Keep in mind that Buzz had been Buzz since he was a toddler. Everyone called him that, to the point that hearing him say his real name was Robert was news to me and I’d known him for years. His mother didn’t even yell Robert when she was angry. The first cop just lost it. He stomped his ass halfway to the parking lot before turning around and waving his coworker over. After an animated conversation I wasn’t able to hear, the second cop returned and apologized, saying something to the effect of “new guy is new” and “he didn’t mean to be angry”.

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If you are innocent, then plead innocent. That was an unlawful arrest & they would have dropped the Cardi B throws mic at audience member who tossed drink at her shirt it is in the first place but charges because they don’t want to pay for a trial. You had a very, very stupid lawyer. Most guilty pleas happen because pleading innocent involves being stuck in the legal system long enough to lose your job and home. ‘If you are innocent, then plead innocent,’ is a really naive and privileged attitude to take. Jsyk. And go to court for several more days to fight it, Losing my job(boss was clear about that after the week In jail) and probably my place. Maybe you have help from family or financially or some support to be able to sacrifice other areas of your life to fight it, but this wasn’t the case for me at the time. I was a poor young man totally on my own in this situation, no one was going to help or even would feel sympathy for my situation. Idk he was dumb, but definitely selfish and lazy in my opinion. I knew it was shitty advice based on his predetermined agenda, but I realized I’m about to get railed one way or the other and this gave me the opportunity to try to keep moving forward in life. Public defenders are heavily underfunded in the US, because the poor don’t deserve a fair trial. They’re overworked and have no resources.

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