Cops drag lesbian out of the bathroom for not looking like a woman

[Real Men Wear Green]

I actually don't totally fault the cops here.

Looking at the woman (I am making the slightly unsafe assumption that this is really a woman) if someone told me they were a man I'd believe them, and vice versa. The cop, assuming he's in one of these bathroom-law states, has the responsibility to keep people of the wrong gender out of the wrong bathroom. It highlights the enforcement problem with these laws. Is this really what we want cops doing and how long will it take for us to hear about some woman getting dragged out of the ladies room and beat with a night stick for wearing baggy jeans?

[Bosnian Sajo]

This is why that transgender law crap could never pass, guys like the one in the video can just claim to be a girl and chill in there. Lot's of creeps out there.

[UK2K]

There were 3 cops there. 3 cops didnt show up to kick a dude out of the bathroom.

Obviously, something else was going on before the camera was turned on.

[Real Men Wear Green]

This is why that transgender law crap could never pass, guys like the one in the video can just claim to be a girl and chill in there. Lot's of creeps out there.

What is the real problem that is being solved? Do we have a bunch of trannies out there raping the straight in bathrooms? This is a cure that will be worse than the disease.

[Real Men Wear Green]

There were 3 cops there. 3 cops didnt show up to kick a dude out of the bathroom.

Obviously, something else was going on before the camera was turned on.

Obviously the only thing being discussed in the video is the gender of the suspect. You're just guessing anything further with nothing to base your guess on.

[UK2K]

Obviously the only thing being discussed in the video is the gender of the suspect. You're just guessing anything further with nothing to base your guess on.

Never in my life have I ever heard of an instance where three cops showed up just to escort someone out of a bathroom.

Maybe this was the first?

[Real Men Wear Green]

Never in my life have I ever heard of an instance where three cops showed up just to escort someone out of a bathroom.

Maybe this was the first?

And was it common in your life to have any cops show up to kick people out of bathrooms? Certainly not in mine. But, you know, they are passing laws that now make it's cops jobs to police where trannies pee. Changes things.

[nightprowler10]

What is the real problem that is being solved? Do we have a bunch of trannies out there raping the straight in bathrooms? This is a cure that will be worse than the disease.

I've read that it's a problem for transgenders to go to into men's bathrooms and getting abused by men in certain parts of the country.

[Draz]

Man **** that. These females dress up AND act like men (impersonating another gender), what do you expect would happen? I'd be fooled. They asked for ID. I don't blame the cops.

[Real Men Wear Green]

Man **** that. These females dress up AND act like men (impersonating another gender), what do you expect would happen? I'd be fooled. They asked for ID. I don't blame the cops.

I cut the cops some slack because they are trying to do their jobs, and that means in this case trying to enforce a problematic law. But since when do we require ID to use the bathroom? What I used to expect is that people that weren't causing problems get left alone. I guess that is too much to expect.

[UK2K]

And was it common in your life to have any cops show up to kick people out of bathrooms? Certainly not in mine. But, you know, they are passing laws that now make it's cops jobs to police where trannies pee. Changes things.

Common? No. Does it happen? Yes. Murders aren't common either, but tell that to the victim.

[I know you are]

Appearance really shouldn't matter for bathrooms. People say they don't want a trans-woman in the women's bathroom because of fearing their daughter's safety, but do they want that person in the men's room with their sons instead?

[Draz]

I cut the cops some slack because they are trying to do their jobs, and that means in this case trying to enforce a problematic law. But since when do we require ID to use the bathroom? What I used to expect is that people that weren't causing problems get left alone. I guess that is too much to expect.

America and the entire world is facing this transgender issue. This never was an issue before 3+ years ago (so I'd guess). But, it's a common thing law enforcement are keeping an eye on now with celebrities (Jenner) starting this revolution.

I'm not one to judge. I respect it. But, honestly, this has got to be the most controversial issue right now.

[Real Men Wear Green]

Common? No. Does it happen? Yes. Murders aren't common either, but tell that to the victim.

So wherever you live you were used to bathroom raids by cops for trannies? Ok...but I don't think this has been actual law anywhere for all that long.

[bdreason]

How does this relate to the NC law?

There's already a law the prohibits men from using women's restrooms I assume.