ACLU Asks Why Police Handcuffed Man Moving Into His New House (Congress, legal)

[Mr. Joshua]

I'm glad the cops were on their toes.

[Old Gringo]

The ACLU knows darn well why that happened.

So does everyone else.

[BentBow]

Originally Posted by John1960

Veteran was stopped while carrying a large-screen TV.

The Kansas ACLU wants to know why a black man was detained by police while he was moving into his new house late at night. Police stopped Karle Robinson, 61, as he was carrying a large-screen television into the house. He was handcuffed outside for 8 minutes last August, the Kansas City Star reports.

ACLU Asks Why Police Handcuffed Man Moving Into His New House

Police abuse the power of that badge and gun, when people don't know their rights.
No RAS of a crime.... That is bondage & kidnapping.





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[Toyman at Jewel Lake]

Originally Posted by skeddy

I was out last night about 330 am moving some of my possessions into a truck, why would the cops be suspicious?

If someone showed up at your house when you were not there and started moving your possessions into a truck-would you want the cops to be suspicious?

[Du Ma]

Cop here.


I used to work in an area where 90% of the residence are white and average property is in the millions.


I got a lot of dispatched calls from those white residence for everything, including "suspicious looking minority man walking around the street"

[Rakin]

Originally Posted by Old Gringo

The ACLU knows darn well why that happened.
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Yep.... it was 3 am, he had no proof he lived there and his drivers license address was different than the address of the house.

[2mares]

Originally Posted by Du Ma

Cop here.


I used to work in an area where 90% of the residence are white and average property is in the millions.


I got a lot of dispatched calls from those white residence for everything, including "suspicious looking minority man walking around the street"

And you are required to check it out, right.
I'm not sure why that is offensive as long as the officers act in a professional and fair manner.
Its those who call for assistance for every little thing that people should be upset with.

[Du Ma]

Originally Posted by 2mares

And you are required to check it out, right.
I'm not sure why that is offensive as long as the officers act in a professional and fair manner.
Its those who call for assistance for every little thing that people should be upset with.

yes, we have to go there to investigate. we can't just ignore it.


most of the time those calls turn out to be nothing. just some racist and/or ignorant rich white people calling the cops on minority people.


also, this area is a rich enclave in liberal California, too

[pknopp]

Originally Posted by Rakin

Yep.... it was 3 am, he had no proof he lived there and his drivers license address was different than the address of the house.

How many thief's put things into a house they are robbing?

[Rakin]

Originally Posted by pknopp

How many thief's put things into a house they are robbing?

They put things into homes they've just stolen from homes they just robbed.

Gotta store it somewhere.