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I suggest you research the difference between a detention and an arrest. A motor vehicle stop is a detention which CAN lead to an arrest. In this case, it did.
So you are saying my right are suspended during detention? How so?
I suggest you research the difference between a detention and an arrest. A motor vehicle stop is a detention which CAN lead to an arrest. In this case, it did.
She had no legal obligation to be respectful. She had no legal obligation to not he agitated. She had no legal obligation to stop smoking. I can not research something that is not there.
You are making the accusations that legally she was, it's up to you to prove. It's legal to smoke in your car. It's legal to become agitated if you are pulled over. It's legal to be disrespectful (despite what many think).
So you are saying my right are suspended during detention? How so?
In what way would your right be suspended? If an officer believes smoking a cigarette is interfering with his investigation during a detention for a violation, he has the right to remove that interference…. which would mask the smell of pot, alcohol…..other things.
There is no RIGHT to smoke a cigarette, especially when you are detained after committing a violation….. period.
She had no legal obligation to be respectful. She had no legal obligation to not he agitated. She had no legal obligation to stop smoking. I can not research something that is not there.
You are making the accusations that legally she was, it's up to you to prove. It's legal to smoke in your car. It's legal to become agitated if you are pulled over. It's legal to be disrespectful (despite what many think).
Not saying anything about being agitated…. the officer didn't order her to stop being agitated. He ordered her to put out the cigarette which is a completely justifiable thing to do during the course of an investigation...
Based on the support for dirty cops in this thread and others, it is easy to see how groups like the Gestapo and Stasi could get away with their abuses. This idea that citizens are supposed to bow down and obey cops like they are gods or monarchs runs counter to every principle this country was founded on. This is how fascist authoritarianism becomes a part of day to day life while the people brave enough to challenge it are criticized for allowing themselves to get murdered.
See how you went from talking about one individual black person and police officer, to the whole black race being criminals?......lol! My bad...."animals of destruction"
Your projection is your problem not mine....so busted. Dude couldn't handle the discussion and went all Adolph Hitler....Lmao!
Sorry Mr. I hate all black people and I disguise my comments as sensible; but my narrative has been and still is, this officer could have prevented this situation. My sub narrative was maybe if she was white, she would have gotten away with it, thus I displayed the video and you could not so you displayed a riot video to prove a point....lol!
I said nothing about all cops are racists. Nothing about America is bad to black people, I only discussed the one officer's actions, but I am glad you displayed your true colors...
But I am the one with cognitive dissonance; btw, something you could not define correctly, because it is not applicable to me or this conversation.
B.A. in sociology my friend....smooches!
You have a B.A. in nothing is my guess.
Racist code? LOL you learn that in your African American studies class or reading the Daily KOS and Salon nonstop?
Your little diatribe above only displays your insecurity in dealing with the evidence presented.
Sorry to have burst the bubble you live in.
You lost control of the narrative and like most of the Liberal persuasion decided to go loud, obnoxious and Godwin instead of dealing with the reality presented.
Not saying anything about being agitated…. the officer didn't order her to stop being agitated.
No, he just decided to escalate the situation because she was.
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He ordered her to put out the cigarette which is a completely justifiable thing to do during the course of an investigation...
There was nothing to investigate. She was pulled over for not signaling. He handed her the warning, end of story. Or it should have been.
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