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[HandyAndy]

In an article appearing in Newsweek, Flint, Michigan, Chief of Police David D1cks described three degrees of criminal intent his police officers were ordered to arrest on sight.

If people wear their trousers sagged, they are in violation.

Inch by inch, the three categories are:

Warning: pants sagged, but above butt
Disorderly Conduct: Pants below butt
and Indecent Exposure: Below butt with skin.

These violations are punishable by 93 days to a year in jail and fines of up to $500.

 

[Deep Dish]

The arrests, incarcerations, and fines are excessive, but I do agree with the intent of law enforcement. The mis-fashions are a disgusting eye sore. It's stupid indecent exposure.

 

[(JJ)]

i agree with it too.

i find it a little funny that this stuff even happens because i heard an explanation one time that said that the reason this trend of sagging pants got started was that prison b1tches that were "available" would sag to alert other prisoners. and so now we've translated that to being cool. What a great country.

 

[ready123]

i agree with it too.

i find it a little funny that this stuff even happens because i heard an explanation one time that said that the reason this trend of sagging pants got started was that prison b1tches that were "available" would sag to alert other prisoners. and so now we've translated that to being cool. What a great country.

actually it was because people in the hood were too poor to buy new pants every year so they went baggy

but if you want cops to be fashion police, they should also lock up some of you wannabe PUA's who look like queerbait because you're trying to peacock

 

[KontrollerX]

Sounds like a violation of freedom of expression to me.

Police state tactics.

 

[theunflushables]

The funny thing is, if you've ever been to Flint you'd know that there are more important things to worry about than baggy pants. Flint was either ranked one or two in the nation for crime. Detroit came in third. I live in such a great state.