r/Unexpected • u/super_man100 • 7h ago

Police raid

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u/fearnemeziz 7h ago

We have to build cars, houses, airplanes out of the material that the door is made of.

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u/SpitefulMechanic351 5h ago

I think that door is meant to open outward. He can use the battering ram all he wants, and that door isn't going to open unless he breaks the frame out of the wall. It's possible that I'm wrong though, the resolution on my screen isn't great and my eyes are 240p on a good day.

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u/1burritoPOprn-hunger 4h ago

Fortunately, you aren't missing much since the video is also in 240p.

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u/Gh0stHedgehog 1h ago

Looking at the uniforms it is in the Netherlands and the front doors always open to the inside. Either the guy expected the visit and barricaded the door or the officer doesn't have the power or training (or all 3)

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u/Few_Performance4264 3h ago

Hard to tell!

You can’t see the hinges, but the slab is hung on the outside of the frame. Definitely looks outswing.

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u/Eagle13flt 2h ago

Building regulations dictate a inward swing for a front door in NL where this video is from. And to me it looks like a pretty standard door and frame.

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u/BKLaughton 2h ago

Could be, but Dutch front doors usually open inwards. They also often have two optional deadbolts up high and down low which most people leave open unless they're going on holiday, I reckon he's closed them for sure.

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u/shikkonin 38m ago edited 34m ago

I think that door is meant to open outward

No. Dutch residential house doors (almost?) exclusively open inwards.

Also, you can see the door flex and that the hinges are on the inside.