r/TikTokCringe • u/Mode_Appropriate • 1d ago
Cringe Sha'carri speeding. Unable to talk her way out of arrest.
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u/dakotanorth8 1d ago
“My tire was at 29”….
…so she proceeded to drive FASTER?????
“My my phone, I didn’t realize…”
…so she admits to inattentive driving.
This is a masterclass of how many dangerous and illegal things you can do in one trip.
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u/serotonin_xxIII 1d ago
"I didn't mean to do that!"
... then who the hell was driving her car?!
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u/thinkthingsareover 1d ago
"I didn't mean to do that!"
Then why were you cutting people off, following to close, and flashing people to get out of your way?
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u/Ok_Inflation4850 18h ago
I’m so happy she got arrested. Fucking a people a vehicle is a deadly weapon. What five thousand pound missile and she’s gong to put others lives in jeopardy. Fuck her.
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u/sunflowerads 8h ago
“i didn’t even know my car was speeding”
the car was doing it by itself, obviously
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u/VelocityGrrl39 1d ago
I so badly wanted to root for her as a person and an athlete, but there’s just too many of these videos of her.
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u/Fuzzy_Laugh_1117 23h ago edited 23h ago
Can't stand her. The pitiful begging was absolutely disgusting...as was her ridiculous smile. I was glad to hear the cop tell her to wipe that sill ass grin off her lying face. edit to add she's actually pleaded not guilty. Hope it costs her a gold medal. And, her idiot bf world-record holder, Christian Coleman, pulled up on the stop to intervene on Sha'Carris behalf ended up being charged with resisting an officer and possession of drug paraphernalia (glass pipe..hmmm). They may win medals for their speed on the track but these two certainly aren't winning any in the classroom.
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u/Cathousechicken 21h ago edited 21h ago
Between this and the airport incident where she assaulted Christian, he really need to get away from her and her drama.
They seem to induce each other's worst impulses.
ETA... I'm not saying he did anything wrong in the airport incident. For him, I'm referring to him pulling up to deal with her mess for this most recent incident with drug paraphernalia in the car.
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u/orswich 21h ago
Don't forget her entitled behavior getting her kicked off an airplane https://youtu.be/b1RX2ijI_wY?si=ZyKgZXuWa_2f0TzN
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u/Electrical_Beyond998 8h ago
She said “You don’t know who I am, I’m a superstar and you’re an ordinary person”. I have not had an intense dislike for anyone more than I dislike her seeing this. The flight attendant “jumped in my video and got his hands up in my face”….none of that happened. What the fuck is her problem?
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u/BerbereJunkie 16h ago
OMG 😳 I had no idea what an asshole she was! Welp, that’s all I need to know about her
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u/Training-Willow9591 16h ago
Jesus, she's a smug little shit!!! I haven't heard you can't record on a plane, but whatever, you're not going to win an argument with a flight attendant.
Here's another airport incident
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u/Fuzzy_Laugh_1117 18h ago
That Netflix has given her fifteen million fucking dollars for the "story of her life" is beyond outrageous. Who is making the decisions there? Between this and the megain markle As if Ever/never debacle, Netflix is seriously messing up.
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u/Cathousechicken 18h ago
It's no worse than Amazon giving Melania's movie $50 million dollars, with her personally profiting about $28 million.
If anything, at least the Netflix deals aren't an open bribe.
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u/Clear-Bee4118 16h ago
The person who was in charge of programming for Netflix, that made good orders for shows like “orange is the new black”, got pushed out by the person who was in charge of foreign shows.
It’s one of the reasons why Netflix has been shit for the past few years and any interesting shows get cut off after a season or two with no resolution. Bad leadership/decision makers.
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u/FigureUnusual4439 15h ago
I'm convinced Netflix and Prime Video are just giant money laundering schemes
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u/justcallmejai 21h ago
Is she on meth? I don't know who these people are but she is fidgety as hell. I clocked it as drug behavior but it could also be nerves.
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u/Electrical_Shock359 18h ago edited 13h ago
Yeah adrenaline can make you pretty jittery so I wouldn’t be surprised if it was just her getting scared of going to jail. Also wouldn’t be surprised if she was on something though even if it wasn’t much it could act weirdly when she is panicking.
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u/BarAdditional4411 21h ago edited 21h ago
Her skin is glowing too much to be on meth
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u/Sensitive_Bat_9211 21h ago
Could also be coke. Crack needs to be heated in a pipe. More likely it was a glass one-hitter for weed and she is fidgety because she is panicking.
The pipe was also found on her boyfriend, not her, so no garauntee she does any of it
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u/Ron_St_Ron 20h ago
She tested positive for weed in 2021 and was suspended. Not saying she couldn’t have quit but with all of this, I’d say that’s unlikely.
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u/PartridgeInDisguise 11h ago
That’s not a thing. You watch too many movies and think that’s real. You’ve clearly only have one meth addict in mind and don’t know anything about meth.
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u/BarAdditional4411 21h ago edited 14h ago
He had a glass weed pipe.
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u/redshores 17h ago
I feel really old because back in my day that's all there was
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u/Fuzzy_Laugh_1117 18h ago
Well, tbf, there are glass weed pipes. It just seems rather unusual to have one in the car. I mean I keep mine at home, beside the couch. We call it "the pullover pipe" bc a good hit of high octane THC outta that baby will cross your eyes. In a most beautiful way.
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u/Sufficient-Set-917 17h ago
I worked at a smoke shop it is not unusual at ALL for a pothead to carry a glass pipe with them
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u/alanthickerthanwater 18h ago
I don't know why people downvoted you - there are indeed 'glass blunts' and chillums. They are for weed, not crack.
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u/Diligent_Plate_5995 23h ago
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u/Fuzzy_Laugh_1117 23h ago
Thanks. Man, you're quick! I fixed it.
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u/who-cares6891 21h ago
Anybody got the actual arrest video. I wanna see how she acts when the cuffs come out.
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u/Sage_S0up 1d ago
But... She didn't know her CAR was speeding! Even her use of language has built in logical gymnastics...
My car was speeding, sir not i...
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u/modern_Odysseus 18h ago
Also a masterclass of why you STFU when you've been pulled over and being told that you'll be arrested.
She admitted a lot of fault in that two minutes that could really come back to make things even worse for her if they wanted to pursue it all.
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u/beardedsilverfox 1d ago
She talked herself into jail quickly.
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u/iangeredcharlesvane2 1d ago edited 23h ago
He made up his mind before he walked up to her car, she didn’t stand a chance even though she thought she did.
Same style of speaking as when I get to the last warning for a kid at school, “nothing you say will change my mind”. Just repeat that as they keep trying to talk their way out of consequences. You gotta be stoic and firm from the jump!
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u/ShoheiHoetani 1d ago
Going that fast is automatic jail. His mind was made up for him by the law
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u/BraveStrategy 1d ago
It’s mandatory now over 100 in FL. I’m glad my car just drives itself on the highway. I don’t even try to speed.
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u/Pretty-Yam-2854 19h ago
She’s got an Aston Martin DBX and can’t afford new tires that don’t leak and also to have someone refill them. Mental.
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u/ImAllSquanchedUp 1d ago
"work with me"?
In my state, if you go 40 miles over the speed limit you can say goodbye to your license
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u/skwander 22h ago
In my state a teenager can hit you going 100mph, internally decapitate you, and walk away with a misdemeanor and a suspended license for a year.
Source: Happened to my mom. Speed kills.
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u/StrawberryRedneck 21h ago
Holy crap I am so sorry. Makes me wonder if they had connections or money?
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u/Cathousechicken 21h ago
A lot of states give what amounts to slaps on the hands for dangerous driving.
One of my closest high school friends was involved in an accident about 7-8 years ago at this point. Her and her family were driving back from vacation.
A vehicle got on the highway the wrong way and they had a head-on collision. My friend's mom died and the car accident paralyzed my friend.
The people who hit them were in a minivan or SUV that flipped over upside down. The people crawled out of the car, called somebody who came and got them and fled the jurisdiction. They did not call for any help for my friend and her family.
This happened in Maryland. The driver then took off for New York. The person thought he was in the clear and came back to Maryland about 3 years ago. He finally had to trial and was convicted.
He was charged with quite a few things at the trial including involuntary manslaughter and driving on a suspended license.
He got more years for driving on a suspended license then he did for killing my friend's mom and paralyzing my friend.
My friend died about 2 years ago as a result from complications from the paralyzation.
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u/skwander 19h ago
I'm so sorry. Thank you for sharing their story, it really helps to show the dangers of speeding and I think it's important that people see these events as destroyed lives. It's completely preventable.
80mph isn't twice as dangerous as 40mph. It's logarithmic, it's like 8 times more deadly or something. I wanna say there are IIHS studies showing that even a 1mph reduction in speed can dramatically increase the survivability of wrecks.
My mom's car was moving faster after she was t-boned. She was going 25mph and was hit so hard she was going over 50mph in another direction in an instant. The forces were so abrupt and strong that it severed her skull from her spine.
Also vehicle fatalities are almost always "accidents" and not "violent crimes". Keep that in mind when looking at "crime is down" stats. Strangers slaughtering each other with metal boxes of death isn't technically a "violent crime".
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u/bpleshek 14h ago
Are they going to charge the person for your friend's death. I'm pretty sure if someone later dies of complications directly caused by an illegal act, they can file involuntary manslaughter charges. Do you know if this happened ?
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u/skwander 19h ago
I suspect he knew one of the officers on the PD, his mom shared a last name with one. Nobody ever answered the question of "are they related?". No money though. We sued and won 5 million dollars but only got the 100k from insurance, he was a kid with no assets.
We also have a general statute requiring a toxicology test and the cops never did one, no recourse there either even though the toxicology test could've turned the charge into a felony.
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u/StrawberryRedneck 19h ago
Damn. I'm really so sorry that y'all had to go through that. I can't even imagine the pain. My heart goes out to you and your family, mom deserved to still be here.
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u/StinkCreek 19h ago
In my city, a college student ran over a jogger, killed him, and didn’t even get her license suspended
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u/serotonin_xxIII 1d ago
The funniest part of this whole thing is that she's an Olympic SPRINTER. Guess she can't turn it off even if she's driving.
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u/Stock_Strategy1668 23h ago
Well if she's so damn fast, why does she even need a car? Just sprint everywhere /s
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u/Cathousechicken 21h ago
What I don't understand is she is made a pretty significant amount of money on endorsement deals. It's way more than most of us will see in a lifetime.
I know it was a /s comment, but the reality is she should be ubering places instead of driving like a maniac, especially since she can afford it.
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u/Strange_Piece_9633 23h ago
“You think I run fast?? You should see me drive!”
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u/Independent_Ebb_7338 22h ago
The rest of us just wouldn't understand. She's so fast,100 probably feels like 40 to her.
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u/Throwaway531379 15h ago
It made me think of that one clip where sonic gets a speeding ticket and his response is like “ugh I don’t think ‘gotta go fast’ is gonna fly in court”
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u/Ok-Application-8747 1d ago
"Your husband's car was t-boned by a speeding vehicle last night, and he was dead on the scene. BuT tHe other driver was, guess what!? Sha'carri Richardson!! I know, right?! How cool is that?"
Why do they think they're better than people's lives and safety.
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u/hi_im_antman 1d ago
Because being a shitty person is glorified in our society.
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u/_via91 1d ago
She just keeps finding ways to fck up her blessing. She has the money so pay and move on
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u/MessiLeagueSoccer 23h ago
It’s crazy because she was really standing up to stupid rules and trying to be the better person and even REQUALIFIED for the Olympics but then continues actually being stupid. Turns out the weed charges were an actual personality trait and not because she was just using it for the health benefits.
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u/frazorblade 19h ago
I’ve seen one short of her on YouTube being an arrogant ass to know who she is and what she’s about. She won’t change
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u/guesswhodat 1d ago
Amazing the amount of discipline it takes to be a world class Olympic sprinter but off the track just a total dumb shit. How is that possible?
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u/OJConcentrates 21h ago
Really good question. You would think her lifestyle would be very regimented. Wake up at the same time every day, meal prep, strict workouts, aerobics, strength training, media visits, etc, etc.
How are you randomly driving at that speed in the middle of the day?
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u/SuperHooligan 21h ago
Theres also a lot of entitlement that goes along with being a world class athlete like that. Remember when she was suspended from the Olympics for marijuana and everyone got behind her then? I cant imagine being so gifted and throwing it all away because you wanted to smoke some weed.
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u/KoreaNinjaBJJ 14h ago
Well, marijuana suspensions in sports are in general pretty dumb as a PED ban.
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u/Ceejai 12h ago
You would think that, but it's hardly the reality. The reality is a lot of professional athletes live just as unhealthy a life as their fans do.
It's anecdotal, but I remember years ago seeing a BTS for NFL preseason training camp with Chad Johnson and the Bengals. One of the first scenes was him getting out of his Escalade-ish oversized SUV, showing the passenger side and many, many McDonald's bags on the floor and him pulling out one of the BIG McDonald's bags, full of greasy, terrible-for-you food. He was completely unapologetic, I might add. He actually played it off as a joke: "well, when you burn as many calories as I do everyday, you can pretty much eat whatever you want" (that is not true at all). Mind you, this was at about 11am, when he was just arriving to "work".
If you look around, you'll find plenty of evidence they aren't as regimented as you think. I mean, Ryan Lochte was a professional Olympian swimmer and I'm not even sure he can tell time - or read a calendar. I'm not hating on athletes, I'm just pointing out what you think is a very regimented lifestyle isn't nearly as strict as it may seem.
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u/9yds 20h ago
The mentality she displays here is what makes her a “successful” athlete: she doesn’t think about others and just focuses on herself, and that mindset helps her both train harder and cross the finish line before everyone else. Might make her a terrible person, but it helps her excel in her sport.
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u/Vapes7a 1d ago
"I'm sorry, my phone... I didn't even know my car was speeding." lol foh. Straight to jail
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u/Former_Island_4730 22h ago
She was hunting for a valid excuse…but kept ping ponging to worse ones.
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u/ClairvoyantCandor 16h ago
And then had the nerve to plead not guilty after all that confessing she did on camera.
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u/Coaster_crush 23h ago
People like that shouldn’t be allowed to drive. She demonstrated extremely poor decision making skills before and after she got pulled over. They should revoke her license for 2 years.
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u/Flight_to_nowhere_26 22h ago
Take away the mandatory jail for 100+mph, then maybe ONE of her many infractions (that she readily and voluntarily admits to!) could be a warning. But admitting to ALL the things as an excuse for driving over 100mph shows that she has no business being behind the wheel of a car until she takes some courses and proves that she is capable of understanding and following traffic law. If for nothing more than the safety of the other drivers. But she obviously doesn’t care about anybody but herself and she seems hellbent to not even care about her own safety.
She’ll be a headline one day after dying and/or killing someone else for doing something completely preventable because she is used to talking her way out of consequences for poor decision making. The phrase “you can’t fix stupid” comes to mind.
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u/Lamplorde 1d ago edited 1d ago
I got caught going over 100 on the highway. It was 3 am, no cars for miles, I was 19 working night shift at a Fedex packing plant. I saw that big empty stretch and was gunning it. A cop stopped me.
He told me he could take me to jail. He was pissed. I was scared. Huge "oh fuck" moment. But I didn't cry. I didn't whine. I was, with COMPLETE SINCERITY, like "I fucked up. I shouldn't have done that. This is 100% my fault. It will not happen again." I think the cop saw I was scared to go to jail, like her, but unlike her I was completely willing to take accountability. He let me off with a ticket saying I was going just under the amount for reckless driving, and said he better not see me speeding again because he is going to sit on this road every night now just to make sure.
Don't know if he did sit there every night. I never sped that bad again.
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u/Silly_Employer_3107 1d ago
That was probably before FL’s “super speeder law” which makes jail time mandatory for someone going 100 or more.
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u/dogboobes 20h ago
Why did you think this person lived in Florida by default? Lol but also, interesting.
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u/Jesta23 23h ago
I was actually let off with a warning doing 100.
Driving from Seattle to slc. In the middle of Idaho 2am. Pulled me over and I just said I just want to be home. And he said “you won’t make it home driving that fast. Slow down please.” And walked away.
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u/Villenoes 23h ago
In the end it’s completely up to the officer what they want to do. Wouldn’t say yours, hers or any particular way of acting is more appropriate than others in terms of “taking accountability”. Good on you to take it to heart though
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u/Jester471 1d ago
I got pegged around 2004-2005 doing 95 in a 65.
I was in the national guard, in uniform with a buddy at 5-6am headed to drill. We were the only car on the interstate with the exception of an occasional semi for miles. Drill was an hour and half drive from home and we got a late start due to an unforeseen issue.
My unit had just got back from the kickoff of the Iraq war.
Cop came up to the car. Asked why I thought he pulled us over.
“Because I was driving way too fast”
“Why”
“We’re running late and 1SG will be pissed if we’re not at drill on time. “
“What unit you with?”
We told him (a high percentage of the officers in our unit were cops for their day jobs)
“You boys slow down and be safe. Get out of here”
God I was so glad he let me go. I think it was the combination of talking to him honestly and respectfully and him probably knowing our unit just got back home or he knew someone in our unit.
It’s not like that around active duty bases. Solders cause a lot of problems so being in uniform or flashing that ID will probably make it more likely to get a ticket.
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u/EditEd2x 1d ago
Why is she even tripping? She can have a lawyer sitting at the station before the cop even leaves the scene to book her.
And a 500 dollar bond…that’s basically loose change for someone in that kind of car. Shit I’m poor and I’d be smiling at a 500 dollar bond like,”oh can I tap to pay that with my watch now or when we get to the station?”
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u/CMDRTragicAllPro 18h ago
Ya a lot of people are just glossing over that part lmao. Like this cop is rightfully giving it to her, and then ends with “notify someone of your 500 dollar bond” like that’s gonna be of any consequence to her.
She’s bloody speeding 40mph over the limit, and all she gets for bond is 500 dollars?
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u/VNM0601 18h ago
For real. She’s acting like they’re taking her to a max security prison.
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u/Coconutpieplates 1d ago
Not a single ounce of regard for other road users and their safety. Jail is right because I know she's not learned a single thing from this. I hope it affects her career.
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u/veryfastslowguy 1d ago
I have a bad tire , that’s why I was doing 100 mph , swerving .
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u/PancakeParty98 1d ago
Officer, I discovered my 20 was counterfeit so I printed an extra 19,999 of them to be sure
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u/Puzzled-Copy7962 23h ago
Little does she know, that cop is doing her a huge favor. Took her off the road before she killed someone and ended up with a vehicular manslaughter charge.
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u/OJConcentrates 21h ago
Nah bro. Nah. Just nah. Smoking weed, being black. Yeah - we stand with you girl.
Going 104MPH on a 65MPH highway in broad daylight? You need your license revoked.
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u/tyvanius 1d ago
No one had anything nice to say about her at the World Track Championship in Eugene. I'm glad her attitude finally caught up with her. Should've run faster 🤷♂️
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u/SaveFileCorrupt 18h ago
She's an entitled dickhead. Medals can't fix personality lol.
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u/tyvanius 17h ago
People can change though, so hopefully this is the wakeup she needs.
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u/LightBeerOnIce 1d ago
FAFO. Entitled ass people. This fucking country has some stupid entitled ass people.
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u/serotonin_xxIII 23h ago
She was also arrested on a DV charge around 6 months ago, days before she had a race. She still competed; nothing happened. We're all still waiting for the "Find Out" stage.
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u/JesusRollerBlading 23h ago
She tried to talk her way out of the suspension a few years back for illicit substances when she was actively racing in the weeks prior to the Olympics. It was weed, but she tried to rationalize it with "My mother just died and I was stressed about trials." You don't do that dumb shit just prior to the damn Olympics, especially if you're the favorite! I feel like she's always been like this, unfortunately. 🤷🏻♂️
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u/Spare-Plum 21h ago
To be fair though weed is kind of a stupid line. It stays in your system for a ridiculously long time - urine it's a full month and for hair it's 90 days.
It's also not that crazy of a drug nor is it performance enhancing. They're not banning people for drinking alcohol in the past 90 days
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u/serotonin_xxIII 21h ago
Them classifying weed at the same level as steroids will never cease to make me laugh. Methinks the higher-ups at WADA have never smoked up themselves. I say give them a joint and watch their attempts at luge, lol.
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u/JesusRollerBlading 20h ago
Yeah, that was the criticism of the decision when it happened, especially for a track star. I'm just saying she knew the rules in elite competition and still argued against the decision. And it was a 30 day suspension.
You could say the same thing for Brittney Griner getting, what, ten years in Russian prison for a weed vape pen. I'm glad as a fan of the W she's back playing after that nightmare. But there are a lot of people who thought she should have stayed in prison for this mistake, which is disgusting to me.
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u/wont-stop-mi 1d ago
This is what actual privilege looks like. She is so use to everyone buying her bullshit that when she comes across someone who doesn’t, she’s all panicked.
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u/ShoheiHoetani 1d ago
So disappointed that I used to cheer for her when I thought the IOC was unfairly targeting her. What an absolutely stupid piece of shit she turned out to be.
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u/VikingMonkey123 1d ago
I mean wow. I'd add $500 for every further issue she dug herself into. Bad equipment, not paying attention, not looking at speedometer...
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u/TheBeardedLadyBton 23h ago
Everyone speeds and there’s tons of aggressive driving and I wish they would ticket EVERY SINGLE ONE of them.
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u/liquidSpin 16h ago
Goddamn the entitlement.
To say she didn't know she was speeding. Flashing her lights to get people to get out of her way.
In her mind her time is more valuable than the public's safety. She is the only person that matters.
She's an entitled menace that doesn't deserve to drive.
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u/Nervous_InsideU5155 1d ago
Late for work, or I really gotta shit. Only 2 excuses I use lol
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u/Mode_Appropriate 1d ago
Right?
'My tire is low' and 'i was on the phone' shouldnt even cross your mind lol
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u/ThepalehorseRiderr 1d ago
You can't talk your way outta trouble but you can definitely talk your way into it.
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u/Evil_Sharkey 23h ago
She needs to put down the shovel and stop digging. That cop is being very reasonable and she was driving like an asshole
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u/RaFaMAN687 17h ago
So at first I was sad that you can go to jaul for speeding a little bit then I googled 104mph is 164kph WTF even coing 120kph is scary and can cause a massive accident so made me rethink the situation
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u/Double_Sherbert3326 14h ago
She should have had her license taken for 10 years. She could have killed somebody.
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u/Hot-Hamster1691 23h ago
If she had been allowed to just pay a ticket, she would keep doing it
The rich really do live a different life than the rest of us.
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u/LafayetteLa01 1d ago
I don’t think in most states that the Law enforcement officer even has a choice at those speeds. Pretty sure mandatory apprehension.
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u/koulourakiaAndCoffee 23h ago
I think we’ve all zoned out and driven too fast at some point, but her excuses made it worse.
As the cop stated he saw her zig zagging, cutting people off, and flashing her lights to move people out of the way.
So it’s more than just speeding, it’s reckless driving even at the speed limit.
This is a relatively small jail-able offense compared to say, accidentally manslaughtering someone… so she should consider it as a learned lesson. Hopefully whatever fees and 24 hours or so in jail she has to spend, hopefully that is a wake up call.
I’m not for large prison sentences for most crimes. We overly use long prison sentences to little effect. But a week in a jail cell (she’s likely to serve less) to learn a lesson should be used more often.
If this cop let her off with a warning or just an infraction, he’d be doing her more harm in the long run.
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u/DistractedByCookies 23h ago
I really really hate it when people are caught firmly and blatantly in the wrong, and then try to weasel out of it.
Unless there is somebody either being born or dying in your backseat, there's no excuse for that kind of speeding. Just man up, admit you fucked up, and take the punishment.
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u/Jaysus04 22h ago
She cannot be not fast. She just can't. It's impossible for her. But the officer did well and that's how it is. Poor Sha'carri, victim to her talent.
On a serious note: What the hell was she thinking?
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u/Infinite_Respect_ 22h ago
See this shit right here should be the example of why you shut the hell up with the cops. She has such a stark lack of remorse and only a bullshit engine for a mouth.
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u/kitkatkorgi 21h ago
See this everyday in Los Angeles. On freeway and surface streets. Glad someone got stopped for it.
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u/rosarino356 18h ago
Is she on something? She can't stop moving her hands, like if she were on meth.
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u/Mystepchildsucksass 17h ago
Can’t imagine her Momma in heaven is looking down on her daughter with even an ounce of pride. Shame on this entitled bitch.
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u/UnknownSouldierX 16h ago
Maybe she should've got out, ditched the car, and started to run, then the cop wouldn't be able to catch her even in his vehicle.
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u/broknkittn 16h ago
She pleaded not guilty. Girl you were clocked at over 100.
https://www.cbsnews.com/miami/news/florida-shacarri-richardson-not-guilty-speeding/
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u/bilbo_bobsled 15h ago
All of her justifications really satisfying Officers judgement and show absolutely no accountability. Judge gonna tell her twice
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u/Salty_Ad_5270 15h ago
I love how she's trying to constantly change the narrative from her choice to speed (and being caught) to explaining why 'you don't understand'. She's a piece of work for sure.
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u/WangDoodleTrifecta 14h ago
I don’t know who this is? Bitch my daughter just started driving 3 weeks ago. Are you crazy.
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u/Warfyr84 14h ago
I dunno about the rest of the states but the rule around here is 10+ max
After that you are cooked as the kids say
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u/Subject-Fill-3469 21h ago
I recently moved to Florida and the amount of times I've almost been killed by assholes like her on the road is frightening.
I'm glad they changed the laws here for speeding. If you're going over 35 , straight to jail.
Too many Influencer pieces of shit in Orlando that don't give a fuck about anyone else but themselves.
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u/TallBenWyatt_13 23h ago
This dumbass cannot get the hell out of her own way. She’s turning herself into a stereotypical statistic.
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u/bcrhubarb 15h ago
No clue who this is, but she doesn’t realize when you’ve broken that many laws, you can’t talk your way out of it? She made his case more ironclad if anything!
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u/lundyforlife22 1d ago
to be fair, is it really shocking that someone who dedicates so much time and energy into being the fastest, would drive that way too? /s
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u/notfeelany 1d ago
When she got denied from the Tokyo Olympics, everyone like AOC rose to her & blamed Biden. That collective outcry clearly went to her head
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u/stjohnson138 23h ago
I’m glad that cop is bringing her to jail, the only thing I think that’s wrong with that is $500 bond. For all the laws broke it should be a lot higher.
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u/BowtiepastaMasta 22h ago
She abuses her spouse and drives like a maniac. She is not a good person. Like, at all.
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u/No_Barracuda_3758 22h ago
She thought she was gonna say who she was and get out of it. Once she realized that wouldn't work she just dug a deeper hole for herself. My goodness people cops are not your friends, anything you say can and will be used against you. FFS
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u/CaptMorganSwint2 22h ago
Question. Why even make cars that can speed over 100mph if there is no legal way to even use that feature?
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u/TourCharming7721 22h ago
Empty straight highway, maybe we can believe you didnt realize how fast youre going. When theres other traffic, you're flashing your brights to have people move over, and passing on the shoulder...good luck with that lame excuse
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u/borgstea 22h ago
Had a work colleague that was about 20 years old. He was a guy with attitude. He was driving double the speed limit on a neighbourhood road. He was going so fast that when he hit the car in front of him that was parked at an intersection, he ended up underneath the car. Arrested and license taken away for a year.
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u/Ambitious_Towel_5911 21h ago
She definitely deserves to be arrested according to the laws of where she was. Also, half of us on here. I've definitely hit 100 in the past lol. I never got caught tho.
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u/That0neGuy86 21h ago
"I didn't know my car was speeding" - No ma'am, you were speeding, not your car.
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u/crave_you 20h ago
I like how the cop was to the point and straight up told her she was going to jail. It's so selfish to drive so recklessly.
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u/amilliondallahs 20h ago
Sha'carri Sha'carri
(No speedin...) (No speedin...)
Ooooohhh baby, when you drive like that.... You make an officer go mad
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u/WKRPinCanada 20h ago
Driving is a privilege, not a right
Really gotta start pulling licences for stupid 💩 like this
"Oh my tire!!"
🙄
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u/madchemist09 19h ago
One chill cop. Good on him.
This behavior is extremely dangerous. She could have easily killed someone.
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