Again you show you know nothing ,what was the very first thing the Police asked the driver, you idiot . Also you agree to all these things when you sign and apply for your drivers license.
The kid was looking for a fight ,just roll down the window.
More tin badge thuggery.
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Again you show you know nothing ,what was the very first thing the Police asked the driver, you idiot . Also you agree to all these things when you sign and apply for your drivers license.
The kid was looking for a fight ,just roll down the window.
bcp
In My Opinion
Since age and residence is a requirement as well as showing the license, you are actually in violation if you dont answer him when asked.
Even if they have your license in hand, they will often ask you to give them the information on it just to make sure its really you. (and to hear if you are slurring your words)
I wonder how many drunk drivers get past the stop while the police have to give their attention to these ass wipes.
Maybe these people that do this should be charged with hindering an investigation since they are purposely tying up officers that should be doing something else.
Rommey
Well-Known Member
Them taking away or you giving it away, really makes no difference. At some point it will be accepted that the cops can stop anyone for no good reason.
What's their checks and balances? Where is the line that once they cross is the point that is too far? Why should a cop be pissed for you exercising your rights?
PsyOps
Pixelated
Would you be okay with cops going house-to-house searching them, without a warrant, because they know there are drug dealers that exist; not necessarily in your neighborhood or even county, but they just simply exist out there and they have to catch them and the only way is to search every house to find them?
See if it will help them stop a crime or save a life , yes ,see unlike the paranoids in this thread I have nothing to hide .
Pete
Repete
Whew, just when I was worried about agreeing with you, you whip off a completely retarded statement like this. I feel better now.
PsyOps
Pixelated
Although I know it shouldn’t, this just astounds me, yet explains why we are where we are in this country.
bcp
In My Opinion
actually walking in and going through my stuff? no. My house is not operated on a public level
however, if they want to sit at the end of my driveway and observe the activity at my house from outside, or if they want to sit in my driveway and run radar on the main road in front? no problem.
Ive actually told some of the officers in this area that not only could they do that, but if they wanted I would even leave the camper open for them to make coffee while they were there.
Are you seriously equating a simple traffic stop to searching peoples' homes?
Baja28
Obama destroyed America
Hey, use that crystal ball you have and PM me next weeks winning lottery numbers would ya?
SO we went from a punk being an ass to house to house searches.
Y'all have issues!
Baja28
Obama destroyed America
Ya beat me!
MMM_donuts
New Member
Assuming this is the same video as the other,
I think it's good that these videos are becoming more popular because I think it helps raise awareness of improper tactics of law enforcement. I hope it encourages people to learn more about their rights. I hope it empowers them so that someday our society will no longer tolerate this intimidation and abuse of power.
I respect and am thankful for our law enforcement but in no way whatsoever does that give them a pass to behave inappropriately in order to obtain the results they desire at the time. Dealing with douchebags as a part of your job does not excuse a person's failure to control their own emotions, especially in leadership positions.
Who gets to pay for the scratches on this guy's car? The taxpayers? I, a taxpayer, would rather the cop check his ego and do his job properly. If he can't be bigger than a snarky kid then how can he be trusted?
I think it's good that these videos are becoming more popular because I think it helps raise awareness of improper tactics of law enforcement. I hope it encourages people to learn more about their rights. I hope it empowers them so that someday our society will no longer tolerate this intimidation and abuse of power.
I respect and am thankful for our law enforcement but in no way whatsoever does that give them a pass to behave inappropriately in order to obtain the results they desire at the time. Dealing with douchebags as a part of your job does not excuse a person's failure to control their own emotions, especially in leadership positions.
Who gets to pay for the scratches on this guy's car? The taxpayers? I, a taxpayer, would rather the cop check his ego and do his job properly. If he can't be bigger than a snarky kid then how can he be trusted?
itsrequired
New Member
I don't see it that way. In this case, I see the kid being polite, but declining to lower his window which is his right. The officers responsibility at that point during a check point is to send him on his way.
That kind of defeats the purpose of the checkpoint, don't you think?
The cop asks you to roll down your window so they can smell for booze and see your eyes. If they do not smell any and you are not glassy eyed, you are on your way within 30 seconds. If you do not cooperate, however...
The cop was fine until the punk started giving him a rash of ####. So in my mind that pretty much means the kids started the situation. I fail to see how the cop acted improperly.
FreedomFan
Snarky 'ol Cuss
I took that as being facetious.
FreedomFan
Snarky 'ol Cuss
Typical lib. Needs the government to make them feel safe and warm.
I bet you'd last about 5 minutes in the real world.
Roman
Active Member
I lasted a few years on the force, so you have no idea what I am talking about do you?