If you get an opportunity to find out what car they came in, take a pic of his license plate, too.

As a female, you can go up to the table, state you're feeling unwell and ask the young lady to help you to the bathroom. Once in there, she can decide if she wants to call a relative or the cops, or simply leave by the staff door.

Well I'm a woman and I have gotten involved more than 2 or 3 times. You just have to.

Showing them both that she is not alone is key. Take pics of the guy and call 911 if you see them ready to leave. Follow them out to his car and take pics of the license plate and let her know she can stay with you until the police or a friend can come get her. If you are a solo male, do not offer her a ride home. Offer to stay with her IN PUBLIC until someone can come get her. Let the guy know you heard him, that you have pics (involve the restaurant, they have his credit/debit card details, and ask them to save a glass he drank from for fingerprints/DNA) and willing to be a witness. Tell him you're not leaving the young lady and he can either walk away or the he can talk to the police when they arrive (whether you've called them already or not). Proof is what these guys think no one has. In the face of numerous witnesses and the police, he will most likely just go home. Defending her or yourself isn't wrong. But let him be the one who puts his hands on you first.

Well, I'm a woman and I have gotten involved more than two or three times.

The fact that you know you could get your a*s beaten proves you're a good man.

That is exactly the point, no? It is not your place; you have not been trained. You could call them in, and should.

If you have a cell phone call the cops yourself. Don’t call through 911. Call the local dispatcher and explain exactly what has been happening. Now if it were me I would call the cops and talk loud enough that the guy could here me while sending my 6’2” tall 300 lb husband over to safely extract the girl and assure that the jerk paid the bill.

Thank God for people like you who at least try!

That man is just what he is badge or no badge- just a decent human being and a father. I bet that even without his badge he'd have gone to that a*****e and scare the hell our of him.

simple....have a spine and a pair that clank when you stand up. I know plenty of females that have gotten involved in situations like this as well without being a peace officer. 90% of the time, you just have to put a little fear into the bullies head to make them cower. The other 10 percent of the time, well, sometimes you have to sock a fool in the jaw to get a point across.

You'll have to get into a physical fight. No shame in that. Fighting is part of life.

As the first guy said: be willing to put the jackass through a wall.

Maybe not just luck...

@Michał Jastrzębski no-one EXPECTED anything. Where'd you get that idea?

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How many times have you stood up for another woman? I can say. ZERO! So, Don't preach :)

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so, you expect to every man put his physical safety (and possible charges too, if things go wrong!) on the line for you , for nothing in return?

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You might not say that if you were an unarmed black kid mindimg your own business

BTW kindly explain to me why anyone would make up such a story in the first place. What does he have to gain from it? He didn't even make himself out to be the hero, and it was submitted anonymously.

Why the f**k do you bother to read these stories if you staunchly refuse to believe they happened? Oh, right, you're a troll. My bad. If you honestly believe it didn't happen, well guess what? You're not allowed to cry "fake" without any evidence to support your b******t claim. Just because YOU would never stand up for an innocent person doesn't mean the rest of us are as cold-hearted as you.

Nor should you... For those who are spouting the b******t line "who cares if it's fake," well.. you should. Because it cheapens the truth of those who do step up for people. Maybe they don't do it with all the right words or as smooth as this guy intended for his hero cop to sound. But those who do step up for others still put their asses on the line to help.

It might well have happened. There's a human tendency to make an interesting incident into a *story* because we are after all story telling creatures. We've spent our lives learning what makes a satisfying story, and we tend to bend real-life moments (which often don't fit the mold) into something that does fit. On the other hand, there's really nothing in this story that seems especially unlikely.

Agreed, not one detail sounded authentic.

Just wish to be surrounded by such people, don't waist you energy concentrating on bad stuff.. believe in it and you'll see ^^

That's my favourite line. :)

How did the cop know the guy was getting up to go say something to the couple?

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that stuff never happened.

Probably a bit bitter...

How did the cop know the guy was getting up to go say something to the couple?

"It did not happen, and if it did" Wow, now that makes sense. Make up your mind, did it, or didn't it? Since you weren't there, I'd like to know how you know it didn't happen. Why should we believe you, some random person on the internet? lol. Its hilarious and when someone states their opinion as fact then tells people not to "swallow" things on the internet. Crazy AF

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Wish there were more such incidents happening in real life.

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Look ladies, another dude creeping in from that pathetic women-hating cave. Another one for the avoid-list :)

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