Walking in the morning while being black.

[progressive hunter]

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Making what up you commie Stain? Warrants? Uh yes, read the thread Karl. It was posted.
When do you call in ANTIFA to start breaking windows you anti-Police BoardStain? Your technicalities don’t pass common sense.

glad to see you admit you dont care for the constitution our our rights it protects,,

sure hope that doesnt come back and bite you in the ass,,

for people like you I think they called it the night of long knives,,

 

[leftwinger]

Nobody hurt the perp. I’ve posted plenty of times they should have let the clam-mouth street lawyer go but warn him, we’re now watching this area and you. I’d figure him out and put him on pull over status.

 

[leftwinger]

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glad to see you admit you dont care for the constitution our our rights it protects,,

sure hope that doesnt come back and bite you in the ass,,

for people like you I think they called it the night of long knives,,

Constitution says you dont have to show up for court or pay fines? Get off the boards CommeRedStain. You people have zero real life common sense.

 

[Andrew_Jackson_FTW]

Yeah maybe they prevented one. He ditched the bolt cutters when he saw them. Nice job officers.

It is odd somebody won’t give their name or ID to a police officer asking for one. And they absolutely could be trying to avoid getting arrested for outstanding warrants. The guy was apparently walking around an area that looks like it was by storage units.

It’s possible? It may be likely near storage rooms.

It’s not an unreasonable thing to give the police officer, your name or ID. The people saying that that’s Akin to Nazism are lunatics. Those people tend to believe in anarchy and the lawless societies where we don’t need cops. Just have everyone fend for themselves.

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

Whats the matter with Americans and non Americans in this country who think that they can have the audacity to mouth off to cops asking reasonable questions.

Usually because they know they’re guilty of something.

 

[el midgetron]

no law says you have to comply with their request unless they can articulate youve committed a crime,, we have a constitution that protects our rights,,

you do know what that is dont you??

Yes, but just because you have a constitutional right doesn’t mean you aren’t going to get a knee to your neck. Just because you have a right, doesn’t mean it’s wise to choose dying on the hill of not showing your ID.

First mistake, he did not remain calm. Second mistake, he did not left them verify he had no ID on him. Third mistake, he resisted. Three strikes and the drama queen is outta there.

The only victim in that video is the kid. His father should have done better by him.

 

[el midgetron]

The political left will one day argue that Government intrusion isn’t a dig deal unless you have something to hide. Then the next day they will choose to die on the hill of not showing your ID to the police.

 

[GLASNOST]

Man on an early morning walk with his son......

That boy crying is breaking my heart.

 

[GLASNOST]

Likely more to that story. Odd time for a father and son to be walking through a bunch of storage units. Dude should have complied instead of going the resistance route.

Pulling out his phone is "the resistance route"?

 

[buttercup]

I want a police force that supports the constitution they swore an oath too,,

you want a jackboot force that beats up innocent people in front of their children,,

/ thread.

 

[Foxfyre]

That boy crying is breaking my heart.

Did you watch the full video in the OP? He was not arrested for not showing his ID. He was arrested for acting suspiciously, refusing to give his name. All he had to do was tell the cops where he lived and behave like any normal person and there would have been no confrontation at all. The officers were polite and non threatening until his behavior warranted further investigation.

Again if that had not been his son, but he had bad intentions with my son, I would be praising those officers to the heavens and to anyone who would listen for checking the guy out.

 

[Natural Citizen]

The ''I have nothing to hide'' quislings are the ones you don't wanna live near when the country collapses.

 

[Care4all]

No. Only because he refused to show ID. The moment you resist, interfere with or fail to follow a lawful order of a LEO you lose all right to expect to be treated with ABY amount of respect or deference in my mind.

Dumb thing to do. Especially with the kid there.

Under our laws here in the United States, No one is required to show an ID to a cop if stopped and asked.

We are not required to carry papers of identification on us, to show the Gestapo when asked....

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

Pulling out his phone is "the resistance route"?

You say something?

 

[el midgetron]

All they asked for was his ID. if he actually didn’t have it, then there is no reason to resist. Just cooperate.

If you sovereign citizens want to make a political statement during a police encounter, knock yourself out. Just please video it and share with us so we can laugh at you for playing with fire.

Why is it not a problem to share your biometric information with mega-corporations, but showing your ID card to local law enforcement is so offensive?

 

[Andrew_Jackson_FTW]

Did you watch the full video in the OP? He was not arrested for not showing his ID. He was arrested for acting suspiciously, refusing to give his name. All he had to do was tell the cops where he lived and behave like any normal person and there would have been no confrontation at all. The officers were polite and non threatening until his behavior warranted further investigation.

Again if that had not been his son, but he had bad intentions with my son, I would be praising those officers to the heavens and to anyone who would listen for checking the guy out.

This^

Again to all the people bringing up the Nazi comparisons and some idea that we live in a police state bc of a few viral videos.

They need to realize that in 2024 in America drug cartel members have guns high-powered machine guns. And they will act totally normal when they walk around. So when a cop is asking one for ID or drivers license .. It’s not a big deal. If people wanna talk about countries where cops are bad look at Egypt. They have serious bribery issues there.

Giving a Police officer your name or even your license doesn’t make you some kind of a Nazi appeaser . That This even has to be said it is ridiculous. But it’s because the media hyper concentrates on bad cops and they certainly pick on police officers…. because every profession in America, including ones where the person has to swear an oath to the constitution or some other other other sort of serious oath ….has it’s bad eggs

What’s worse about all of this is the constant lying from the anti-police people. They think that those who disagree with them believe the cops can do anything they want. Could it be any further from the truth

 

[el midgetron]

Imagine some creepy white MAGA dude walking around with a black kid at 5am. I am sure these same she-males would be defending his right to drama-queen all over the place.

 

[Foxfyre]

Under our laws here in the United States, No one is required to show an ID to a cop if stopped and asked.

We are not required to carry papers of identification on us, to show the Gestapo when asked....

The police still have a job to do which is to serve and protect. Imagine if that boy had been yours and the cops thought the situation peculiar enough to question the guy, what might have otherwise happened to that child. As it turned out the kid was his, but if the situation had been different. . .

I do not blame the officer at all for questioning the man. And the cops were polite and friendly and non threatening in the initial contact. It was only when the guy was not polite or friendly and behaved even more suspiciously that there was any kind of confrontation.

No we do not have to carry our ID when we go walking. But we are required to have our driver's license and registration and insurance information in the car with us and to produce them when requested. I have to provide ID when I go to the courthouse, go to the FBI building here, when I file a police report or ask for one, etc.

If the officer had asked me for ID when I was out walking--maybe I fit the description of somebody reported committing a crime or something--I would give him my name, tell him I lived nearby and we could go to my house to get the ID. I do not see that violating my rights in any way.

I do question whether taking the guy down to cuff him was necessary but then I don't know all the police protocol/policy in such situations either. Having police officers among friends and family, I am very aware they are allowed to protect themselves too.

 

[GLASNOST]

..... He was arrested for acting suspiciously,

Taking an early morning walk with your son is not acting suspiciously.

refusing to give his name. .

He did not refuse to give his name because he wasn't given the opportunity to refuse. If you want to debate that fact with me I suggest you first look at the video again or at least check the law.

 

[GLASNOST]

All they asked for was his ID. if he actually didn’t have it, then there is no reason to resist. Just cooperate.

He did cooperate. He didn't have his ID with him and that's what he told the cops. He didn't even lie. You cannot resist showing your ID if you don't have it.