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post 1580548411 05-21-2019, 10:32 AM
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Originally Posted By ko300zx
Or maybe some other moron watches this video, thinks they are going to stand up against the next egotistical cop that stops them, and gets shot dead for it. You can spin this nonsense anyway you want it.



That would be the other 99% of that 2 billion. They just go about their day lol.
I dont disagree. Maybe this video inspires the next Philando castille. MAYBE.

For sure it cost this power tripping tool bag his badge. At least temporarily.

Bird in the hand I guess.
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Originally Posted By ClevelandBaller
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https://www.google.com/amp/s/beta.wa...outputType=amp



"These disparities were observed “after controlling for a wide variety of sentencing factors,” including age, education, citizenship, weapon possession and prior criminal history."
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Lol was that dude on his period
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Originally Posted By HayZues
Lmao @ your PM.

Fukin creep.
Yeah keep lying, I never pm’d you.

Lol you really are pathetic.
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Cop was stupid as hell, and from what ive seen from countless videos doesnt know his authority and job. Unless he had REASONABLE suspicion, that he had committed, or was about to commit a crime, he didnt need to provide the cop with anything or even speak to him. And then he sure as **** cant detain him without said probable cause, and therefore cant charge him with interfering.
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Originally Posted By Underwrought
Cop was stupid as hell, and from what ive seen from countless videos doesnt know his authority and job. Unless he had REASONABLE suspicion, that he had committed, or was about to commit a crime, he didnt need to provide the cop with anything or even speak to him. And then he sure as **** cant detain him without said probable cause, and therefore cant charge him with interfering.
watch out guys we got a lawyer over here
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Originally Posted By RidiculousPrice
watch out guys we got a lawyer over here
No bitch its called knowing the rights you posses as a US Citizen, something sadly almost nobody knows which is why we have all these power hungry dick head cops around.
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Originally Posted By Kev1972
Student ID isn't a legal form of ID. Try getting into a bar with that.

Maybe the cop really is a nazi. But if the choice is between me showing my drivers license or getting shot by a nazi I'm just going to hand over my license.

Most normal people aren't going to ever be in a situation where they are going to be threatened by a cop like this. If this guy took a bullet to his brain it would be because he acted like a complete moron escalating a simple douchebag cop encounter to a life or death situation.
And that makes you a coward. Whats it like knowing you are part of the reason our civil liberties are eroded everyday because you would be too scared to stand up for your rights?
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The common theme around here is if you aren't doing anything wrong just give the police officer your information so both of you guys can go on your merry way. Yeah sure maybe. But some of you idiots fail to realize you were born with inalienable rights as a citizen and all your forefathers before you have died and bleed to maintain these rights. Exercising your rights as a citizen is one of the most important aspects to demonstrate being in a free country.

Here's my problem with this situation:

The police officer sees a well dressed man with ear phones on and he appears to be picking up trash. He goes up to the gentleman and asked what he is doing. The ^suspect^ explains to him he works here ie picking up trash. The police officer even asks for an ID and the guy gives him a student ID. It's probably the moment the when the officer should've put all these articulable facts together and concluded the guy wasn't up to any criminal activity.

IMO doing his job would've been if he received a call about a guy standing around harassing people as they walk by the apartment complex and loitering.

The only thing the black guy did wrong was refusing to sit down when the officer was commanding a lawful order.
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The dude picking up trash was being a dick, but then again...the cop was going way too hard over nothing.
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Originally Posted By TLTrooper
Cop was justified in stopping and questioning the guy. Commercial burglaries are a huge thing that the general public doesn't get to see. The crime occurs overnight and the important repairs are typically done before noon or before business opens. So again, before the general public gets to see what REALLY happened.

Now, the scoping occurs during daylight hours by normal regular people. This guy was out of place and was acting suspicious. We get a ton of those kinds of calls every..single..day.

In a nutshell: self-initiated work in order to prevent commercial burglaries is a thing.

I don't know the facts about this incident, nor do I care. Just shedding some light on why he started questioning the guy in the first place. So for people like wincel, stick to your office job. You don't know chit about how this world works.
Nothing wrong with checking out someone, and yes, dude picking up trash could look suspicious on the surface. But both the cop went overboard because trashbrah was calling him out. So he deserved to get reprimanded.
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Dude did nothing wrong, cop is an idiot, but listen *******s a school ID or Walmart card is not proof of who you are..if in your wallet you do not have a document, an ID or drivers license you are an idiot..period
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Originally Posted By Burgerbuger
The common theme around here is if you aren't doing anything wrong just give the police officer your information so both of you guys can go on your merry way. Yeah sure maybe. But some of you idiots fail to realize you were born with inalienable rights as a citizen and all your forefathers before you have died and bleed to maintain these rights. Exercising your rights as a citizen is one of the most important aspects to demonstrate being in a free country.

Here's my problem with this situation:

The police officer sees a well dressed man with ear phones on and he appears to be picking up trash. He goes up to the gentleman and asked what he is doing. The ^suspect^ explains to him he's picking up trash. The police officer even asks for an ID and the guy gives him a student ID. It's probably the moment the when the officer should've put all these articulable facts together and concluded the guy wasn't up to any criminal activity.

IMO doing his job would've been if he received a call about a guy standing around harassing people as they walk by the apartment complex and loitering.

The only thing the black guy did wrong was refusing to sit down when the officer was commanding a lawful order.
It was not even a lawful order IMO. How can it be a lawful order if there was never even reasonable suspicion of a crime in the first place. Also part of the problem is it seems 'lawful order' has never even been clearly defined, and in some states means anything a cop tell you to do. Which that right there is unbelievably ****ed, and shows we are no longer the land of the free.
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Originally Posted By Underwrought
And that makes you a coward. Whats it like knowing you are part of the reason our civil liberties are eroded everyday because you would be too scared to stand up for your rights?
I'd rather support the cops than have some douchebag exercise his inalienable rights to chit on or sleep on my sidewalk like you have in all the liberal utopias.
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Dude didn't seem suspicious but damn...I would have just complied.

But then I guess I wouldn't go viral and be famous for fighting the system. Maybe he'll get a scholarship.
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Originally Posted By PowersKenny
Dude did nothing wrong, cop is an idiot, but listen *******s a school ID or Walmart card is not proof of who you are..if in your wallet you do not have a document, an ID or drivers license you are an idiot..period
And youre the idoit for believing he HAD to ID himself ..https://www.flexyourrights.org/faqs/...ce-ask-for-id/
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Originally Posted By Kev1972
I'd rather support the cops than have some douchebag exercise his inalienable rights to chit on or sleep on my sidewalk like you have in all the liberal utopias.
1. So you joined the Army to 'defend your country' from threats both foreign and DOMESTIC but are unwilling to defend your own civil liberties?

2. You would support/defend the 'nazi cops' by your own words and definition, over your own rights?

3. Im not liberal nor do I live in a liberal city.
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Honestly, why didnt he know his own apartment number, thats the point he chose to snap?

It was a simple test to see if he was telling the truth. You live there? Say your number, but if you dont live there and just faking it thats the easiest way to tell someone is lying. And he didnt say an apartment.

So doesnt matter what happened from then on because he was suspicious for not answering that.
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Originally Posted By KingSWRV
Honestly, why didnt he know his own apartment number, thats the point he chose to snap?

It was a simple test to see if he was telling the truth. You live there? Say your number, but if you dont live there and just faking it thats the easiest way to tell someone is lying. And he didnt say an apartment.

So doesnt matter what happened from then on because he was suspicious for not answering that.
And I just saw the part where he says "what would I have that shows my address?"

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"Your ID"
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Originally Posted By KingSWRV
Honestly, why didnt he know his own apartment number, thats the point he chose to snap?

It was a simple test to see if he was telling the truth. You live there? Say your number, but if you dont live there and just faking it thats the easiest way to tell someone is lying. And he didnt say an apartment.

So doesnt matter what happened from then on because he was suspicious for not answering that.
He never said he didn't know it, he said he didn't have to answer that and the ego olympics began.
Originally Posted By CaliSuperSport
And I just saw the part where he says "what would I have that shows my address?"

"...."
"Your ID"
Renters, especially students who may bounce around from apartment to apartment don't get a new license every time they relocate.
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Originally Posted By Kev1972
What dimwits like you and this guy fail to understand is the cop isn't trying to punish you by asking for ID. He's making sure sketchy looking people actually belong there and aren't there to rape/rob/pillage or sell drugs out of a bucket.

Most normal people who belong there would be happy to show ID because they understand that the cop is just doing his job keeping the riff raff out of nice areas where they don't belong.

If you are a criminal or criminal enabler or just some jackass with a chip on their shoulder who likes to dress like a homeless person I can understand where you are coming from but you're still wrong. Normal people don't think or act this way.
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Originally Posted By ko300zx
He never said he didn't know it, he said he didn't have to answer that and the ego olympics began.



Renters, especially students who may bounce around from apartment to apartment don't get a new license every time they relocate.
Its suspicious that if a liar was trying to lie, they wouldn't know the actual apartment, something that should have been easy to blurt out, youre willing to say you live right there, but not willing to give the apt number? which is exactly what someone lying would not know.

So it doesnt matter what he says after that because now its suspicious because he didnt say the apartment number.

then when asked for ID has no ID and tries to pass off a school ID, again, making it seem like something is shady and wrong, way past the point of "just letting it go" then he starts cussing which is also suspicious like trying to hide the lie with anger which is the classic defense when lying.

So I dont get the people who say it wasnt suspicious, it totally was.

Literally the basic clues of catching someone in a lie were all present.
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Originally Posted By TaeBoNinja
The dude picking up trash was being a dick, but then again...the cop was going way too hard over nothing.
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Originally Posted By wincel
I think policing in general was a lot less aggressive tho...it was mainly after the three strikes type laws and broken window laws that the per capita incarceration skyrocketed.



During the 1970's they started pushing for more punitive sentences and stuff as a predominantly racially motivated tool for removing black people from the population. SRS.

https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine...ration/403246/
it was largely due to the War on Drugs. in practice it gave police huge discretion on who to incarcerate or not, because good/personable cops know it's fukkin retarded to throw people in jail for having a little dope despite what the law says. but when you're policing high-crime areas you don't get many of these types, and there's huge pressure to inflict short-term punishment to give the impression you're doing something to stop crime.
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Originally Posted By ko300zx
Renters, especially students who may bounce around from apartment to apartment don't get a new license every time they relocate.
Ur kiddin!

Colorado has stop and identify laws. Looks like he gave him a student ID and idk if that's sufficient for a cop.
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Originally Posted By TaeBoNinja
Nothing wrong with checking out someone, and yes, dude picking up trash could look suspicious on the surface. But both the cop went overboard because trashbrah was calling him out. So he deserved to get reprimanded.
This. You absolutely have inalienable rights in this country. People fail to realize that police officers (for good reason) have a lot more power than a citizen in this sort of situation. Your best course of action is to comply, and raise your concerns after the situation has calmed down. The problem comes when the left and the right get entrenched in their respective "police officers are evil tools of white privilege utilized to kill people of color" and "no police officer has ever done anything wrong ever." Police departments are made up of human beings and human beings are capable of terrible things. I wish there was a way to completely prevent that, and I think when instances of impropriety or even murder take place we have to address that. In the mean time, the best way to handle this type of situation is to comply then file grievances with the appropriate party.
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Originally Posted By Underwrought
And youre the idoit for believing he HAD to ID himself ..https://www.flexyourrights.org/faqs/...ce-ask-for-id/
Sadly, in Colorado, he does. That's how fuked the laws have gotten.
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Originally Posted By CaliSuperSport
Ur kiddin!

Colorado has stop and identify laws. Looks like he gave him a student ID and idk if that's sufficient for a cop.
It should have been. He just needed to establish his address by proving he lived there. The cop actually didn't need his date of birth.
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