Comments by "Kit" (@Kit-cd8ph) on "How To Catch a Felony in 1 Minute" video.

  1. They can't file it for her, they don't own the property
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  2. nah its okay his boyfriend gave him one
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  3. yes because civilans aren't allowed to make arrests like that dummy
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  4. So what the hell is supposed to be the appropriate response to committing a crime not just in front of a cop, but against the cops, making it a felony?
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  5. Battery, put simply, is unwanted touching, directly or indirectly. Committed against a normal civilian, it can be charged as a misdemeanor or a felony. Against certain protected persons, like law enforcement officers, it is automatically enhanced to a felony. It's really not that hard to understand.
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  6. it's a uniform overshirt my guy
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  7. Mexicans are not native american my guy. They are not one of us.
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  8. is that supposed to mean something?
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  9. he's not a squatter, she allowed him to live there for an extended period so he is now legally a resident and she has to legally terminate his residency
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  10. wow that's a lot of gibberish too bad I'm not readin it
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  11. it did, you just dont know what battery means
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  12. cry about it
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  13. Oh wow a completely out of touch comment from an anime avatar I never would have seen that coming
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  14. Always has been goober
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  15. yes that's a law in every state
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  16. you would have to do a foia request and hope that the court cases were video recorded
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  17. sure they are, just not if you decide to break laws
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  18. Do you even know what the legal definition for battery is? Because if you did, you wouldn't be questioning it.
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  19. As a clinically diagnosed tismoid i give that cop the R word pass
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  20. I can totally see why you would think that if you watch the video and close one eye and then close the other eye
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  21. what?
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  22. Yeah how dare the cops arrest someone for breaking the law
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  23. Battery alone can be charged as a misdemeanor or a felony. Battery against a protected person, in this case a LEO is automatically a felony, regardless of what form the battery takes. That's how it is in just about every state.
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  24. Where did you even see that here???
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  25. sure if the judge somehow doesn't know the definition of battery
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  26. always has been. you can't just throw stuff at people with no consequence my dude
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  27. It's almost like police arrest people for breaking the law or something
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  28. that's just what little mexico looks like everywhere. we got em all over the place here in texas and none of them look much better than this
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  29. Yeah these people were only committing felonies why do the cops have to arrest them?
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  30. Looked like he was visiting granny's house too lmao
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