They ILLEGALLY ARRESTED Their Own State Representative!

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[AuditTheAudit]

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[miked]

The fact that police don't want to be recorded is the exact reason they they NEED to be recorded.

[giovannidaher]

If they treat a 79 years old REPRESENTATIVE with such hostility, you can figure how they're treat "regular" people

[billygoat]

Only a cop would think that someone exercising their first amendment right would be "provoking" them.

[andrewfalconer]

Calling a man that lived through Jim Crow a “race baiter” is mind numbingly stupid.

[sherlock]

How dare that officer call him a race baiter when the cop is the one arguing with him. The man isn’t breaking the law, leave him alone.

[crusher]

“You’re just trying to catch us doing something wrong”. Well that wasn’t hard!

[candd]

Cops had no reason to engage with this person.

[soside]

Thank you, REP Walker, for believing and your push for our Constitutional Rights.

[bobjones]

“You’re out here provoking police officers”, “how am I provoking you?”, “you’re filming us”. If police officers are “provoked” by being filmed, they should not be police officers

[beepbop]

Gonna arrest a state lawmaker, for filming police officers, who co-sponsored the bill that explicitly states it is legal to film police officers -- that's a whole new level of "dumb cops". 🤣

[FairTheGod]

Cops still being mad about (and arresting) someone filming from a public space should be a fireable offense at this point!

[MrVoldross]

That's a man who had seen a ton in his life and knows that you need to be willing to face unjust punishment when it comes to defending rights

[spamfriedmice]

These cops prove exactly why police NEED to be filmed.

[terrencebryant]

a white cop telling a 79 year old black man in Arkansas to walk a mile his shoes and to see how difficult it is to be a cop.

[Jamesfrancosdog]

Bald cop was 10000% the instigator. From the very second he waddled up. Other cop would have likely caused no issues on his own.

[cristinacristina]

Old man went to his grave knowing that there is still injustice in the USA....How terribly sad

[rick]

"You have every right to do what you're doing which is why I'm going to arrest you for it."

[StayBlessed]

As someone who doesn’t trust our government at all, it’s a breath of fresh air to see a state representative exercising his right and looking out for the well being of others.

[margarethorrall]

That bald, white cop wanted to arrest him from the very start. The fact that he's still employed is abominable.