Comments by "Jacob Le Coy" (@jacoblecoy3700) on "5 Tips for How to Talk to Cops Like a Lawyer!" video.

@younglove3362 Not illegal for them to lie. For you it is illegal. Best the thing to do is remain silent . And don't let them tell you that they can . Just keep saying "I choose to invoke the 5th amendment to remain silent, and my attorney present. " Keep repeating that. Nothing more.
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@drut7512 Are you qualified to assert that? And by the way, how old are you? If you're quite young, and you are indoctrinated, you might, not surely, but possibly change your mind by the time you reach fifty, or sixty.
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 @Duke_Romilar_III The knee in his back was unnecessary. It would kill most people if they had heart surgery, or bad lungs. LEOs know, or should know that, if trained to use it.
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 @toddhensley880 You should at least know one name who you can call in an emergency situation .
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 @wendull811 But you can continually repeat the 4th, 5th, and 6th and say nothing except that. Be polite. Relax. But close the mouth.
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 @ygrittesnow1701 Once arrested the person in question becomes a ward of the State. Yes, the State has the responsibility to attend to their needs. Medical, food, and lodging. Fact.
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 @georgeanthony7282 And vice versa.
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 @1voluntaryist Got to repeat your rights. Pause, and they might say you changed your mind.
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 @viceverse11 Been on a jury pool lately? Interesting.
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Have you been to Law School? I attended one for a day or two. A study of law, is much more intense and thorough than what many officers get during their training. Remember that their primary duty is to protect good people, by capturing bad guys, who might be strung out on every known, unknown, and some as of yet given some name, kind of drug. An addict on a stratosphere drug high, can exert tremendous strength. Hard to contend with, and handle. The officer might not intend to hurt the suspect, but the addict might be willing to hurt anyone who stands between him/her and the next high. True, there are some LEOs who cross the line of necessity, but not all of them are bad.
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 @jupitercyclops6521 write reports.
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 @younglove3362 true.
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@kevinwest7912 I saw this a lot in a town I lived in Ga. Heard LEOs saying well, they were bored. Might as well go out and ride drivers bumpers for awhile. Stay on them until the swerve a little, or cross the lane line a couple of times. Then we'll have fun. Oh yes, that's a favorite ploy some use. I read the news paper a few years after I had moved away. Nearly the whole police department had been fired. So yes, there are some bad apples. But not all of them are bad.
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@generalnonsense1243 I have brought the subject of teaching students in public schools, and private, from perhaps the fourth grade through the 12th. Maybe two subjects per quarter/semester. That would give them 9 years, or possibly 54 subjects exposure to Law, as imtended to be understood re the Constitution , Bill of Rights, and Govornment in general. Tie the qualification for sports participation to their studies. Win win situation. More, better qualified attorneys, or more learned Linebackers, who could have a better future to anticipate when they blow our their knees. Just a idea. Any thoughts, Anyone?
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@PC-vx6ko I think it means exactly that. If there is someone in your house who has committed a crime, and you refuse to allow the LEO to enter to arrest the guilty party, then the LEO can make a call to a Magistrate, a Warrant will print out of the PD computer. Then, the LEO will have back up, and probably a dog. When he/she knocks this time (IF they knock) they WILL enter your house. Arrest the allegedly guilty party, and maybe search your whole house looking for evidence. Saw it happen in a suburb of Atlanta, Ga.
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 @occamraiser Where is your system located? Country I mean.
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 @pcc4431 AMEN BROTHER!
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@christophermitchell7925 When was that ruling? What happened to Serve and Protect? However, LEOs have a difficult job to do, because no matter what they do, in any situation, somebody is going see only one side of the story. And there is always two sides, maybe 6 or 8 , to a situation. I've driven in more than a couple of states. The police, in all of them were treated people as humanely as the people let them. I made more than a couple of trips to Dallas, Texas, to bail men in my platoon out of jail, and once to bail out one of my squad leaders wife. Hey Monty! You still alive out there? The shortest platoon sergeant you ever had here!;
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 @Youhaverights6 That's a law. Whether or not the locale adheres to it is another story.
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 @Youhaverights6 Did you do all that? Didn't think so.
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 @younglove3362 The supreme court said it's ok for cops to lie. But citizens are liable if they lie. It's their supreme court not ours.
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