Unlawful arrest or idiot who can't follow lawful commands?
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There are so many examples of this.......because it is legal to question people. Supreme court has held this up a billion times.
Educate yourself before you end up in jail.
So let me guess. You never heard of people buying badges and creds off the internet. You really need to get out from under your rock.Doubling down on retardation. Youre a real mental giant aren't you?
I take it you must work for the Dept of Justice. Since you seem to know this guy didn't loose his job. Or maybe you have no clue that it is against DEPT of JUSTICE policy to reveal your an employee just to received special treatment.Doubling down on retardation. Youre a real mental giant aren't you?
So asking LEO to uphold your God-given core constitutional rights is now "special treatment?"
Why am I not surprised to hear a moron like you say that.
Again what part of using a FBI Badge or credential to get yourself out of trouble is against Dept of Justice policy.So asking LEO to uphold your God-given core constitutional rights is now "special treatment?"
Why am I not surprised to hear a moron like you say that.
You really are an idiot.
LOL, this video has no context whatsoever. You get the very end of an incident. And you want to say they had the wrong guy. The video stop after he shows the badge, like you really think that was all it took. You think those cops just said, "OK, Mr. FBI you can go on your way.
IDIOT.
LOL. I'm heading out in a few minutes to golf with our regular Friday 5some which includes a couple of cops.
Looking forward to seeing their reaction to the idea that a cop/other law enforcement agency guy, in the early stages of an interaction with cops/other law enforcement agency guys, would not pull out his badge or credentials to establish his identity. Rules or not.
They'll love it!
Looking forward to seeing their reaction to the idea that a cop/other law enforcement agency guy, in the early stages of an interaction with cops/other law enforcement agency guys, would not pull out his badge or credentials to establish his identity. Rules or not.
They'll love it!
Thus was a perfect example of authoritarian rule. This is not an example of freedom. Sure the police can ask Questions but you don't have to comply. Consequences will follow. I've had a vehicle searched but I was speeding. 4 officers tour my Jeep apart on the side of 95 in Georgia. No ticket for me but what a mess. This victim was just sitting in his car and happened to be black eating his lunch. (Because all crooks sit and eat lunch after a big job) Tying his legs together was the icing on the cake. Way over reach of authoritarian rule to inflict such restraint for noncompliance. Disgusting!
A cop can absolutely use his badge. But not an agent, they actually go through yearly training and such that details these do's and don't. They have an regular ID just like any average Joe, that they can use to ID themselves.
Right... that's the funny part. Lets go commit burglary, then pull over 1/2 block away and eat lunch. lmfao. Gotta love the thought process of those "investigators". They're about as smart as @2011fiveliter
Hilarious
Again, you are judging after the facts. You think the officers running up on scene knew he was eating lunch? They identified why they were approaching him and what the situation was. He immediately starts to plead the 5th and tried closing the door on LE.
Again, that is fine to plead the 5th. But, what you don't seem to understand is the officers are not required by law to stop investigating him. Since he was not compliant and wanted to do things the hard way. The only other option is to detain him forcefully.
I get what you are saying about being searched for a minor traffic violation. An officer shouldn't just go searching a vehicle on a traffic stop. I do know I95 in Georgia is a known drug trafficing path. But, the officer should still be able to articulate a reason why he wanted to search the car. Unless you gave them permission to search.
This video is totally different than your example of a minor traffic stop.
Well, thanks for the compliment. I have been known to be very intelligent, and very successful. And I probably can even say something that you can't. I have never been arrested or detained for anything. And I actually know my rights and I understand the laws. Something you (gimmie11s) don't.
Criminals are so smart that they would never hang around a crime scene.......smh.
It’s reasonable suspicion, not PC.
PC is for arrest.
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no, CNN11s… sitting on the side of a street on a residential neighborhood, appearing a bit out of place, AFTER burglary was committed, sorta matching the description of the suspect…. Is enough for cops wanting to ask questions… lol
Behave please.
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