I never had an outburst like that again, most of my disobedience was more planned and subtle.
I spent the night vacillating between shame because I lost control and pride because I stood up and fought this insanity. I promised him that I would do better to control my temper. Ben and I had a long talk about the incident. That scared me to think that I jeopardized his safety with my outburst. If I was ever arrested, Ben would have no one. Most everyone was supportive but they reminded me to not get into too much trouble and control myself. Proudly designed, printed and shipped IN THE USA. When we got back home, I called my friends to tell them what happened and to decompress. I didn’t know if someone called the police and I just wanted to get out of there. I finally snapped out of it and we started to leave the park all the while the homeless couple were berating me, telling me what a terrible parent I was. I don’t think he had ever seen me so angry or worked up. He just kept saying, “MOM!!” I know he must have been scared. I honestly don’t know what was going through my mind or what I was yelling at them, but I was ready to throw down.īen grabbed me by the shoulders and started pulling me back. I started walking towards the homeless couple.
You’re teaching your son to disobey the law”īy this time I had removed all the tape, the signs were on the ground and Ben was telling me to calm down. They replied, “You should be ashamed of yourself. I was so mad, the only thing that came out of my mouth was, “this is bullshit” “Hey, stop doing that! Those are there for a reason!” As they approached me, they started yelling. While I was in the midst of my righteous indignation, these homeless people that live in their van started walking towards me. I don’t know what snapped inside of me, but it was at that moment in front everyone, I started throwing the signs on the ground and ripping the tape off the swings and jungle gym equipment. I walked past the tennis court that had the nets taken down, the playground equipment that was all tapped off to prevent kids from having fun, and countless plastic signs warning us of the dangers of covid.
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When I got to the park, it was full of people just sitting in the grass, talking.
I literally ran the entire way to the park. He spent hours on the court everyday, it was the one thing that kept him sane through all of this and now these bastards took it away. Basketball was the one thing Ben loved more than anything else. A couple of punches to the head are probably better than a taser, but I'd let other people in full possession of the facts make that judgement.Basketball hoop at Colonel Summers Park, Portland, Oregon The video can't quite capture how forcefully she resisted. The country shits on us for allowing people like the NYers you've seen on the "Jersey Shore," but when we actually try to do something about it, like enforcing the laws on alcohol on the beach, you shit on us again.Īs far as how the police handled her after she tried to elude them, I can't say that it was right or wrong. Unfortunately, it is an attitude the shore cops see way too often from out-of-staters who don't care if they cause trouble because it is not their home. Her attitude during the exchange was, she admitted, appalling. This would not change in a hypothetical AnCap Wildwood, NJ. The police were absolutely right in approaching and questioning her on the alcohol. Furthermore, she appeared that she could be underaged, a crime statewide. That's a crime in Wildwood, and most of our shore towns (the exception being Sandy Hook). The police observed that she was probably in possession of alcohol on the beach. But it's Jerseyans that get the bad reputation. Your friend will receive an email from you with a link to our site. Please complete the fields below to send your friend a link to this product. The opinions here conflate two parts of the story: the police approaching her, and the police dealing with her inappropriate actions after they approached her.įor approaching her, we get bad behaving Benny's in our northern beaches, and bad behaving Penns on our southern beaches, like Emily. When Tyranny Becomes Law, SVG, DXF, PNG When Tyranny Becomes Law.
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