Crime What did the cops do wrong today Megathread Vol. 6 ? (who knows, lots of cop threads)

Yes, it is. Once an officer has issued that instruction it is a citizen's obligation to comply.


But if you want to play the YouTube sovereign citizen at your next traffic stop...you do you, boo.


Are you dumb? Your post literally proves my point.


Go ahead and stick up for tyrants. I will stick up for the Constitution.
 
The cops were obviously high strung on a power trip but to pretend that he didnt play dumb is stupid. Rolling your 100% tinted window and not expecting the cops to react?
It’s a traffic violation doing 55 in a 40 zone , not a single thing Hill did would justify a handcuffed assault , multiple unlawful orders were giving including making him sit on a curb , unlawful detainment over 20 minutes and chokes kicks to add to all this .

There is no time in the video Hill claims he’s not getting out of the car which was about 6 seconds bf being pulled out and assaulted,the reality is these guys can be seen gearing up way bc his vehicle even passed and had his license he gave them bf escalation occurs…give me my ticket so I can leave and that should have been the end of this circus but Florida officers operate like this anyways .

Oh yea they also threatened his friend with arrest bc he was recording the incident and well within distance of his rights they forced his ID under threat of arrest which is also another law they broke . Lol
 
It’s a traffic violation doing 55 in a 40 zone , not a single thing Hill did would justify a handcuffed assault , multiple unlawful orders were giving including making him sit on a curb , unlawful detainment over 20 minutes and chokes kicks to add to all this .

There is no time in the video Hill claims he’s not getting out of the car which was about 6 seconds bf being pulled out and assaulted,the reality is these guys can be seen gearing up way bc his vehicle even passed and had his license he gave them bf escalation occurs…give me my ticket so I can leave and that should have been the end of this circus but Florida officers operate like this anyways .

Oh yea they also threatened his friend with arrest bc he was recording the incident and well within distance of his rights they forced his ID under threat of arrest which is also another law they broke . Lol

No no, it's all perfectly ok because once upon a time Tyreek Hill did some terrible sh*t. Give the Cops license to best anyone's ass on sight for the slightest aggravation so long as the person on the receiving end did a thing, or some things, in the past.
 
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Are you dumb? Your post literally proves my point.
It does not. Once the officer has issued his order, when Tyreek refused to comply, it empowered the officer his discretion to interpret that obstinance as a threat, and therefore to order him to exit the car. That's the point. You can derp, "I don't have to roll my window down all the way!" But then they can just drag you out of your car. Ergo, yes, you do, you are compelled to roll down the window once an officer tells you to do that, or you can (and almost certainly will) be found guilty of resisting or obstructing the traffic stop once you get to court after you've already been dragged from your car, and arrested, because you failed to comply. Playing the stubborn roadside lawyer is a futile, self-defeating course of action.
If a police officer pulls you over in your car, they’ll likely approach your vehicle and gesture for you to roll down your window. This is so they can both speak to you and see you clearly. Most often, drivers comply and roll their window down all the way. However, this is not a legal requirement. During a traffic stop, drivers need only roll their window down far enough to verbally communicate and pass along requested documents, such as their driver’s license or vehicle registration. For instance, some folks only roll down their window ¼ or ½ of the way. This response is in their full legal right.

Even so, two Supreme Court decisions allow police officers to remove drivers and passengers from a car during a traffic stop.​

Now, there are ways the police officer can escalate the above response to their request to roll down your window. If an officer feels threatened or that the traffic stop can be handled more effectively, they can order the driver and any passengers out of the vehicle. The U.S. Supreme Court decision for Pennsylvania v. Mimms (1977) says officers can remove the driver from a vehicle during a traffic stop. The court’s decision in Maryland v. Wilson (1997) concluded that passengers can also be pulled from a car during a traffic stop. Both of these “intrusions” are thought of as “matters of course” and are not considered violations of the Fourth Amendment.

As such, let’s say you only crack your window 1/4 of the way down and refuse to roll it down any further. The officer might just continue the traffic stop without further comment on the window. Alternatively, they might find this suspicious or discomforting to their safety. Regardless of the officer’s sentiment, they can’t search your vehicle without probable cause. However, they can order you out of the vehicle to continue and complete the traffic stop.

The fact you think it's within a citizen's interest to play this stupid game, where you attempt to nitpick and litigate with an officer of the law on the side of the road, conveys the precise Sovereign Citizen mentality I was mocking. Go ahead, play that game. See what prize it gets you.
 
It does not. Once the officer has issued his order, when Tyreek refused to comply, it empowered the officer his discretion to interpret that obstinance as a threat, and therefore to order him to exit the car. That's the point. You can derp, "I don't have to roll my window down all the way!" But then they can just drag you out of your car. Ergo, yes, you do, you are compelled to roll down the window once an officer tells you to do that, or you can (and almost certainly will) be found guilty of resisting or obstructing the traffic stop once you get to court after you've already been dragged from your car, and arrested, because you failed to comply. Playing the stubborn roadside lawyer is a futile, self-defeating course of action.


The fact you think it's within a citizen's interest to play this stupid game, where you attempt to nitpick and litigate with an officer of the law on the side of the road, conveys the precise Sovereign Citizen mentality I was mocking. Go ahead, play that game. See what prize it gets you.
Well I’d say the prize is a nice lawsuit . Lol
 
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The only sovereign citizens are asshole cops with qualified immunity.

No. You don't have to roll a window all the way down. Yes, you have to get out of asked because of Mimms v Pennsylvania.

The end.


Most cops are so retarded they will arrest you for free speech.

 
The only sovereign citizens are asshole cops with qualified immunity.

No. You don't have to roll a window all the way down. Yes, you have to get out of asked because of Mimms v Pennsylvania.

The end.


Most cops are so retarded they will arrest you for free speech.



Sovereign citizen = citizen who believes they are apart from normal citizenry, and are granted the effort to investigate themselves and determine whether or not they have committed offenses.

Yeah that sounds like Cops.
 
An NYPD officer won a $175,000 settlement from the city after being punished over refusing to honor "courtesy cards," which are handed out to relatives and friends of police officers so that they get out of minor infractions.

This is a totally ridiculous practice that the NYPD will continue despite the outcome of the lawsuit.






 
An NYPD officer won a $175,000 settlement from the city after being punished over refusing to honor "courtesy cards," which are handed out to relatives and friends of police officers so that they get out of minor infractions.

This is a totally ridiculous practice that the NYPD will continue despite the outcome of the lawsuit.









Liked we just discussed. The real sovereign citizens.
 
Police policy is to deescalate and remain calm and professional.
lol American athletes have this sports superiority authority complex they think this fake sporting authority is something concrete so when they encounter REAL authority they act like they are on same level when they do something wrong. some of these criminals are asking for fight and when they get it they want to cry discrimination police brutality
 
Nice strawman ya got there.
No strawman needed, you want to act like a prick after committing a traffic infraction and escalate the situation. You can deal with the consequences. There are plenty of times that cops are in the wrong but this entitled NFL player brought this on himself.
 
There should be an Eric Adams administration clownshow megathread.

There's a new embarrassing story about Adams or someone that he appointed almost daily.

 
No strawman needed, you want to act like a prick after committing a traffic infraction and escalate the situation. You can deal with the consequences. There are plenty of times that cops are in the wrong but this entitled NFL player brought this on himself.
You think the cop acted appropriately?
 
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