Court upholds a persons right to legally resist an illegal arrest.

[Ray From Cleveland]

thats commercial under a different set of laws you agreed to when you took the job,,

Yes, but simply explaining that they do do it.

 

[progressive hunter]

Yes, but simply explaining that they do do it.

to bad it was a waste of your time and mine since it has no relevance in the discussion,,,

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

to bad it was a waste of your time and mine since it has no relevance in the discussion,,,

Sure it does. You made this false claim:

they cant pull you over for suspicion or any other reason,,,

My reply was sure they can, they do that to us drivers thousands of times a day.

 

[progressive hunter]

Sure it does. You made this false claim:



My reply was sure they can, they do that to us drivers thousands of times a day.

sure fine what the fuck ever,,,

 

[mudwhistle]

OK, so the officer didn't know the law. 'Mr. Patriot' was never under arrest in the first place.

These folks think that blacks are automatically within their rights to mouth off at cops and fight them when they try to put handcuffs on them.....yet WE'RE the ones who are attacking cops.

 

[DigitalDrifter]

The list is long of the people who are dead that insisted they were being arrested without due cause.

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

These folks think that blacks are automatically within their rights to mouth off at cops and fight them when they try to put handcuffs on them.....yet WE'RE the ones who are attacking cops.

People on the left feel there should be no authority over them. They can do whatever the F they want and nobody can say a word.

All across the country cities are having a hard time filling police positions. It's responsible for violent crime increasing in all major cities; that and leftist DA's that give crimimals a slap on the hand or nothing at all.

It was not too long ago getting a job as a police officer was nearly impossible. For one or two job positions hundreds of people would apply. A lot of people wanted to be a cop. Today some cities get less than a dozen applications for a police job, and most if not all of them won't be able to pass one of the exams. That's exactly what's happening in my suburb.

 

[Leo123]

When could the police temporarily detain you for investigation?
• If the officer believes that you match the description of the suspect of a
crime.
• You are pulled over by an officer for some type of traffic violation.
• If the officer believes that you are committing a crime.

Arrest
A police officer may arrest you for probable cause or for an existing warrant.
Probable cause means that it is probable that a crime was committed and
probable that you committed it. As part of the arrest, the officer has a right to
search you.
If an officer asks you questions about a crime you are suspected of committing
(even if you are not under arrest), you have a legal right not to answer the
questions. Tell the officer, as clearly as you can, that you want a lawyer.
When could you be arrested?
• An officer sees you breaking into a business and stealing property.
• You have a warrant for your arrest.
• The officer believes there is enough evidence to charge you with a crime.
• You have been accused of a domestic assault.
• Officers have a warrant to search your home and they find evidence of
drug possession or sale such as rolling papers, scales, baggies, or other
drug paraphernalia.

https://www.hennepinpublicdefender.org/-/media/public-defender/you-have-rights/you-have-rights_V4.pdf

No, Detention and arrest, two different things....

 

[progressive hunter]

People on the left feel there should be no authority over them. They can do whatever the F they want and nobody can say a word.

All across the country cities are having a hard time filling police positions. It's responsible for violent crime increasing in all major cities; that and leftist DA's that give crimimals a slap on the hand or nothing at all.

It was not too long ago getting a job as a police officer was nearly impossible. For one or two job positions hundreds of people would apply. A lot of people wanted to be a cop. Today some cities get less than a dozen applications for a police job, and most if not all of them won't be able to pass one of the exams. That's exactly what's happening in my suburb.

youre off topic,,
go start your own thread,,

cops dont have authority over you unless you've committed a crime,,

 

[Doc7505]

OK, so tell the cop what he is doing is illegal. Prove it in court.

Is that before or after being arrested for resisting arrest/obstructing lawful orders?

 

[pknopp]

Tell 'em you know your rights and don't open the window.

Another meaningless statement. We are discussing a specific situation. A situation where the police are insisting on violating your rights.

With the Supreme Court strengthening the rights of individuals to be armed if the police continue to insist it's only a matter of time before one of them get shot. Seems far more reasonable and sane for us to make sure the police are fully training concerning what they can and can not do.

 

[pknopp]

These deputies had a warrant from a judge to arrest this guy.

If he was violating the protective order. He was not. I know my breath is wasted on you but whatever.

He has a criminal history. He fights with the police and they had to tase him to complete the arrest. What are we holding the police accountable for anyway?

Violating our civil rights. Who did the court side with?

 

[Delldude]

Another meaningless statement. We are discussing a specific situation. A situation where the police are insisting on violating your rights.

With the Supreme Court strengthening the rights of individuals to be armed if the police continue to insist it's only a matter of time before one of them get shot. Seems far more reasonable and sane for us to make sure the police are fully training concerning what they can and can not do.

Tell it to the judge, Maam.....

 

[Leo123]

Is that before or after being arrested for resisting arrest/obstructing lawful orders?

I was joking.

 

[Doc7505]

The law. The cops need to understand them.

~~~~~~
Hmm..., Are you claiming LEO's trained as traffic officers don't know the laws they've trained to use on the road?

 

[Leo123]

~~~~~~
Hmm..., Are you claiming LEO's trained as traffic officers don't know the laws they've trained to use on the road?

Yes they are claiming they know more based on a video.

 

[progressive hunter]

~~~~~~
Hmm..., Are you claiming LEO's trained as traffic officers don't know the laws they've trained to use on the road?

bingo,,,

 

[pknopp]

~~~~~~
Hmm..., Are you claiming LEO's trained as traffic officers don't know the laws they've trained to use on the road?

It many times seems that way.

 

[Doc7505]

Another meaningless statement. We are discussing a specific situation. A situation where the police are insisting on violating your rights.

With the Supreme Court strengthening the rights of individuals to be armed if the police continue to insist it's only a matter of time before one of them get shot. Seems far more reasonable and sane for us to make sure the police are fully training concerning what they can and can not do.

Are you claiming that they are not trained?

 

[Leo123]

It many times seems that way.

Well, you don't get the 'cream of the crop' when good officers are quitting in droves because of lack of public support due to false allegations of racism, law enforcement not allowing them to do their jobs, cops being attacked for no reason, BLM rioting, revolving door courts, etc.