Cops Get Sued After Arresting Him At A Prison

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[beepbop]

15:01 did anyone ask him to ID at all? No.
Ok, let's get him for failure to ID. 🤦

[sydhamelin]

"I'll identify myself as clearly as you articulate the charges against me."

How about that.

[andydhillon]

All these problems stem from police not being held accountable personally for their actions. Not likely to change until that error is corrected.

[hammer]

You can tell that the warden is a product of law enforcement because of his ability and willingness to immediately LIE

[stevenbrooks]

Im glad you posted Drew's story this really needed to be done

[mogendo]

You canot come here wearing a blue shirt, followed by encounter with the warden ...wearing a blue shirt.

[tiredleader]

"oBsTrUcTiNg" is what they say when they don't have a sufficient basis to arrest you on.

[JayNuffer-woyl]

He needs to be arrested for hot boxing him... that's unacceptable

[Bulldogbiker]

"you don't have the right to ask questions"⁉️ that one really got me💯😱

[michaelandreo]

Recklessly endangering a citizen gets a C grade? That's pretty damn generous.

[mikemontana]

In Nevada -- and every other state -- no one has to provide ID to the warden.

[andrerobinson]

I believe that officer later tried to get the judge to pull this video, and the judge ruled against him.

[patdelaney]

They just pulled failure to identify out of thin air lol

[AlexeiTetenov]

5:11 It's a public road, not a restricted access road that is closed to the public. There's an auto shop open to the public at the end of the road.

[yourbigheadcousin]

The cops are allowing that warden to order charges off a menu.

[patdelaney]

Im kind of shocked the prison doesn't have a private way sign.

[FreshJv]

He meant to hot box that guy....no doubt in my mind.

[TwoFingerSaloute]

“You’re obstructing our investigation by not identifying”
No I’m not. Put a little effort into it instead of just asking me for my ID. By your logic, I’m obstructing your investigation by not incriminating myself by admitting I’m breaking a law.

[timm_r]

He was arrested for disrupting the flow of state business. It should frighten people how militant this is.

[macoulin]

"you don't have a right to ask