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no. private police agencies are worse that government police agencies. often times what will happen is private police agency will operate under the color of bounty hunter laws which give them far more leeway when dealing with people. they can enter your home without a warrant, they can search your car without a warrant, they can haul you off to jail for looking at them cross eyed with no recourse on your part. sorry, but as bad as some LEOs can be, a private police force would be far worse.
#1, the person has to be wanted: 2; A private agency can not operate as a Bail enforcement agent/cy, unless they are licensed to do so by their State. Other than that, their so called citizen arrest powers are no more than granted any other citizen of that state.
If you are referring to Taylor v. Taintor for authority to enter/break into a home without a warrant, that is considered weak Dicta.
I did some research on this many years ago and was on another message board when the subject came up. One of the Lawyers on the board said that KeyCite has Taylor v. Taintor "Yellow flagged". I'm not a lawyer, but this meant while it was not specifically overruled, it was not yet "Red flagged", meaning not good law anymore.
Ashlie Roberts was arrested last month by Miller for driving under the influence and drug possession. Roberts admitted she had done the crime and she was willing to do the time. However, after she made bail, Miller contacted the 34-year-old woman and told her to meet him in a parking lot on August 14th. So, she did.
Ashlie Roberts was arrested last month by Miller for driving under the influence and drug possession. Roberts admitted she had done the crime and she was willing to do the time. However, after she made bail, Miller contacted the 34-year-old woman and told her to meet him in a parking lot on August 14th. So, she did.
But cops like the one in your link are despised by most other cops - they dishonor the badge, dishonor the profession, and undermine the public trust, and the public lives and property that the vast majority of the 800,000 law enforcement officers nationwide bust their ass to protect every day.
Ashlie Roberts was arrested last month by Miller for driving under the influence and drug possession. Roberts admitted she had done the crime and she was willing to do the time. However, after she made bail, Miller contacted the 34-year-old woman and told her to meet him in a parking lot on August 14th. So, she did.
I don't see where there is a recording to listen to at this link. Yes, blue lives matter.
There are good cops and bad cops. More good than bad.
MS13 comes here illegally and murders American citizens yet the leftists want illegals allowed in and and their lives should matter.
A bad cop does something as disgusting as this and it should mean his life/blue lives doesn't matter??
This won't hurt cops reputations in the eyes of the left because they already despise cops.
Americans who support our police know there is always one bad apple in every bunch.
Last edited by 4dognight; 10-21-2018 at 07:23 AM..
The ONLY point I see in you starting this thread is to show how you utterly hate ALL police.
ONE cop does something wrong and you feel an obligation to attack EVERY policeman in the country.
Sad, so VERY SAD!
Oh wow! An old resurrected thread of mine!
I don't “hate” anyone, unless they violate the non-aggression principle and harm my family or property.
I do feel sorry, however, for so-called “conservatives” who worship and bootlick government revenue collectors.
SAD!
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