These Cops Are A HUGE Liability! INSANE Stop!

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[kawasakiwhiptwo]

Always remember and never forget, the police are legally allowed to lie to you. Let me clarify something...In the midst of an officers investigation, whether it's a murder investigation, or if you're pulled over for a traffic violation...that makes it to court before a judge... "yes your honor, but he lied about that in his investigation when questioning me."
Judge - "that may be true, but he's allowed to lie to you in an investigatory capacity...so I can't help you there." That's what I mean, when I say they can "legally" lie to you. You can't use it as a defense against a police officer. Now if he lies to the court, that's where their lying is not legal or allowed.

[decayedstate]

A person needs a law degree to live free in the land of freedom.

[mtw]

Officer, have you ever heard of "Swatting?" Anyone can call anonymously and report anything. Doesn't mean it's creditable.

[scotthoover]

These officers didn't "misunderstand" or "misinterpret" the 4th amendment. They knew full well what they were doing. They've just been trained that lying and pressuring citizens usually gets their compliance. This isn't an ignorance problem, it's a maliciousness problem.

[robertpayne]

It is beyond disturbing how many officers lack even a basic understanding regarding ID laws, especially considering how vital it is to their duties.

[steelmill]

Rumor has it they are still trying to figure out why they are hated from coast to coast.

[ianbattles]

"I don't consent to any searches, seizures, or questions...so either arrest me for whatever crime you think I have committed or leave me alone."

[teesmith]

called the cops to report suspicious people in my neighbors garden and when the cops got there they realized it was just garden gnomes my neighbor placed there, but the sad part was the cops spent 15 minutes trying to I.D. the gnomes in hopes of an arrest

[josueparedes]

They are so power hungry. That first cop was SO furious he wouldn't yield to his demands

[stevef]

"We ID everyone we come into contact with" sounds a lot like "SHOW ME YOUR PAPERS!"

[rogerborg]

"Suspicion of being aware of his rights."

[rudgesanders]

Should be an F- at this point. He was lying on purpose and should be taken off the police force forever and serve jail time.

[mastadon]

The sergeant's Heinrich Himmler haircut is fitting.

[TalkingGIJoe]

so the officer failed to investigate the caller... as usual. Threatening false arrest should be grounds for firing.

[williammoore]

I went to submit an open record request for this police department's procedures for creating an incident report. While most government records holders tell auditors, activists, and news agencies submission of a FOIA request should be done through an on-line portal this city demands such requests are done in person or by certified mail. I thought a 9-1-1 or non-emergency call will cause dispatch to create a CAD report made available to the responding patrol car laptop. The CAD report has a unique identifier which follows the case through the incident report. As a side comment it appears officers from this department successfully passed their OTJ gaslighting and pass-the-buck training where they should spend more time in learning where their authority begins and ends, and how to perform a meaningul investigation.

[Travelingman]

The man has been a cop for probably 30+ years and shows that much ignorance of the law.

[timcordero]

Excellent content thank you and God bless you sir

[ThierryVlaminck]

no wonder that with cops like that the prison is filled with innocent people .

[__shifty]

they knew not to generate an incident number because then they'd have to explain, likely in court, why they did.

[CONth]

I wish I had that much control over my temper. God bless you my brother. You showed so much strength.