Comments by "MrEkzotic" (@MrEkzotic) on "The Civil Rights Lawyer" channel.

  1. Qualified immunity needs to be abolished or completely overhauled. We would see an immediate positive change in how law enforcement perceives and treats private citizens.
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  2. I signed the petition. A petition for criminal charges should also be sent out.
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  3. The "he deserved it defense" must never be permitted.
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  4. How in the hell did a judge sign an arrest warrant for this? This is either an egregiously illegal act by the government, or there is a lot more to this story. I need a lot more information.
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  5. He wasn't even in the park. No crime was committed.
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  6. ​ @FrugalShave She should refuse all settlement offers and go all the way to trial.
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  7. I can just see him punching his wife in the face and saying, "when you step out of line or disobey my orders, there are consequences."
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  8. F-
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  9. That's the problem, you police your own. Someone else needs to police you.
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  10. That's sexual assault.
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  11. That judge needs to be thrown off the bench and jailed for about 5 years so she can sit and think about her utterly ridiculous and illegal actions and attitude. Who the F does this doddering power tripping "judge" think she is? God?
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  12. ​ @MuzixMaker  I never allow a cop get behind me.
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  13. ​ @mcstench8913  Exactly.
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  14. ​ @ricksomething Possibly. But he adequately explained his actions and provided a method to verify.
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  15.  @dephraction_99  I agree, but some states say that safety of the cop and the public are more important and that false arrests should be litigated in court and not at the scene. But in Maryland, for example, state law does allow people to resist unlawful arrests.
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  16. It depends on the state. Some states make it illegal to resist an unlawful arrest.
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  17. ​ @courtneesdad  That's not for the cops to decide, it's for a jury. The "he had it coming" defense doesn't work.
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  18.  @ricksomething  Whether people lie or not is irrelevant. His actions fit his explanation and he told the cop how to verify with the owner of the vehicle.
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  19. ​ @daveb2280  I'd take it if I were a lawyer. The issue for me wasn't the chase, but their behavior and their blatant use of excessive force after being handcuffed.
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  20. "I hate that guy." -Feelings Enforcement NPC
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  21.  @phiddlephart7026  The security guard should have probably asked.
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  22.  @thefourfourfour9512  The jailhouse/gang tats on cops make me laugh. They have delusions of badassery. I really laugh at those stupid Drill Instructor hats the troopers wear....I thought you're supposed to wear hats on your head, not on your forehead. Lol.
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  23. You know Gary is voting for Kamala Harris.
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  24. I'm a Trump supporter, but I don't think he's aware of what's going on in law enforcement. This is one issue on which I strongly disagree with him.
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  25.  @stevejette2329  Yes, they should have believed him and let him be once he reasonably dispelled their suspicion.
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  26. ​ @dangeary2134 I know. It's disgusting.
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  27. I was laughing hard too. 😂
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  28. The guy on the bike could have lawfully employed lethal self defense.
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  29. ​ @mikealvord55  Well, if the shoe fits. Put me in a cage with piggie for 10 mins, I'll get some justice for the victim.
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  30. I thought interfering has to be a physical act, not simply the use of speech.
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  31. Agreed. Same here.
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  32.  @101mazz  Isn't that the truth. The few encounters I've had with female police felt like a d*** measuring contest.
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  33.  @littlebitlost  Same for me if a cop did that to my family member.
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  34.  @gorak9000  I'm actually in the process of writing a book on the poor state of law enforcement and what actions may be taken to fix it.
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  35. The victim isn't that old.
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  36.  @greygtv6  Very few police are killed every year during an encounter with the public. Most officer deaths are caused by traffic accidents, because many seem to think that an hour of driver training make them Ayrton Senna or Lewis Hamilton. Just an interesting fact...the occupations of landscaping and crossing guard are more dangerous than law enforcement; in fact, law enforcement isn't even in the top 20.
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  37. He won't still be there after this video.
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  38.  @FelixUmbra  Qualified immunity isn't necessary. When the agents of the judicial system repeatedly abuse these protections at the expense of the safety, freedom, and the prosperity of free citizens, it needs to be abolished. As far as I'm aware, only LE in the US enjoy the privileges of QI. QI also violates one of the Peelian principles of modern law enforcement (the nine principles upon which the institution of US law enforcement is supposed to be based).
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  39. I really never understood that. Protecting civil rights and acting as a bulwark against law enforcement and judicial overreach would be the only reasons I would consider becoming an attorney. There must be checks and balances...IA and judicial review boards are pseudo checks and balances since they are comprised of the very same people from those institutions.
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  40. One correction: she's not elderly. But yes, these cops need to be criminally charged with 2nd degree assault.
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  41.  @jsncrso  Correct. If someone can't be professional and remain neutral when it's difficult to do, then they shouldn't be a cop.
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  42.  @Fiveash-Art  I know, but it's a start.
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  43. Agreed.
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  44.  @TheUnholyPosole  It was actually worse before, no cameras.
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  45.  @ETicketM  It's state dependent.
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  46.  @downhomesunset  I know a 70 year old who would own that piggy.
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  47.  @duanejackson6718  False. The victims explanation fit the circumstances observed by the cop, and he was committing no crime. You don't get to demand ID because of a subjective belief, but for a set of objective facts which meet a legal standard.
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  48. I'm going to go and do that next week. I'm also going to cover the lenses on any speed cameras I come across. Hey, the cops set the example, now they have to reap what they sow.
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  49. Any law enforcement officer who enforces unconstitutional laws on behalf of government tyrants in an effort to curry favor or to protect their little pensions,is an enemy of the state and should be treated accordingly.
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  50. I don't know why any of these people would have a high salary.
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  51. That used to be the ACLU before it went political. But I completely understand your point, I was thinking about starting something like that myself.
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  52. ​ @waynewilliams8554  Well, not anymore. Her alleged "power" is being questioned and her ego will be deflated.
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  53. Can you resist unlawful arrests in Washington? I know you can in Maryland.
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  54. He wouldn't do anything if I did it.
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  55. I physically remove the rodents from my property.
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  56. ​ @jeremyhubbardTX1  You can overdose on loose fentanyl powder just being near it. It happens a lot. Looked like it could have been self defense if the cops repeatedly tased him with no justification and he was in fear for his life.
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  57.  @fattone166  Yes, that's not really that old (really, it depends on the individual). I know a 70 year old who looks 40 and could wrap that cop up,
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  58.  @supme7558  How would I be prison bound when the body can't be found?
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  59.  @soujemn5 No, I just keep backing away and turning so they can't get behind me.
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  60. ​ @420GratefulHippie I tell people all the time that patrol cops in CA can make $300K to $500K per year, and they just think I'm nuts.
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  61. ​ @byronschroedel432 I agree that she is in the wrong, but the amount off force appears excessive, and they could have simply let her go after she calmed down.
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  62. ​ @randyroyer9630 I know I wouldn't.
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  63. ​ @MatthewHensley8304 Sure it is.
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  64. They should be fired, criminally charged, and sued.
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  65. ​ @erniemenard7727  I think she's finally learning that she isn't.
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  66.  @darrenporsch  It is a state issue. Whether I would personally resist an unlawful arrest would be based on several factors. I would in some cases.
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  67.  @waylander2  What is the cop is has a mental breakdown and starts beating you with a stick, should you not resist?
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  68. ​ @victorbarreneche1326  I could also make the claim that the cops chose to fight to the death. Both parties were wrong in that case, but the cops were more wrong.
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  69. ​ @RIP_Otis420  Lawyers will take anything if you pay them. But I would do this one pro se because it seems pretty cut and dry.
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  70. ​ @harveyrobinson699  Ok. I didn't know she was 71, I thought she was in her 50s.
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  71.  @harveyrobinson699  A 20 year old's opinion doesn't really count. I'm 53 and not even close to being old.
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  72.  @cavaliercarey  People don't understand that age is just a number, it's the individual's physical and mental capacity that matter.
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  73.  @rsmith3062  Ok, but it's little to do with age. I'm 52 and still freestyle snowboard, full head of all blond hair, 33" waist, and up until about 5 years ago, got carded for alcohol. I feel better now than I did when I was 25. I conceal carry, so that cop's unlawful use deadly force could have very well been his last, or my last. One of us would have gone down.
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  74. ​ @danielboone8435  I don't think it was established that they were in possession of the alleged airpods, so it's premature to call him a thief.
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  75.  @billsmith5166  Let me clarify the type of situation I'm talking about. Breaking into a home without knocking, without a warrant, not identifying as a police officer and pointing a firearm at a citizen in his own home. Those do not constitute the actions of cop on official duty and acting within the bounds of the law. In fact, in some states, citizens are still permitted to resist an illegal arrest with the use of force.
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  76. ​ @SeriouslyIssues Very true. They back up the police no matter what.
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  77. Something really needs to be done about "officer safety." That excuse needs to be codified into objective criteria.
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  78. ​ @skillethead15 I think the cop wanted to first get the road cleared so everyone was out of harm's way, and then he would have dealt with the accident victins. I agree with the cop in that sense, but he didn't need to arrest her or use the kind of force that he did.
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  79. ​ @GenX-Grampa  There are Gen X grandpas? Wow, that's crazy.
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  80.  @GenX-Grampa  That's cool. I'm Gen X as well, I simply can't imagine getting married and having kids. I'm not really sure why I feel that way...I think I just enjoy my freedom too much. And 1989 (my HS senior year) seems like it was just 15 years ago, so it kind of catches me off guard when I hear that someone from my generation has grandchildren. In any case, sorry for the rant. I wish you all the best.
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  81. I'm 16 in a 50 year old's body. Lol.
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  82. ​ @Catie11  Check his initial video on this incident, the link is in the description.
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  83. It happened to me. Unfortunately, I was too young and stupid to have known to sue the s*** out of them.
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  84. ​ @matszz  Comparing Trump to Stalin is completely nonsensical.
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  85. ​ @matszz  Seriously? Stalin oversaw policies that led to widespread famine, mass disappearances, and the forced relocation of entire populations. He maintained power through intimidation, total information control, and a system where disagreement often meant never being heard from again.
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  86. I cant even watch it. It's too much.
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  87.  @heidikickhouse- But a cop being mistaken doesn't necessarily make the arrest unlawful. If a cop has probable cause to make an arrest, it is still lawful even if the cop is later proven to be mistaken.
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  88. I would be one of the people to physically fight an attempted obvious false arrest.
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  89. Yep, I would have taken him up on his offer, and the pig would have regretted it. (edit: grammar correction)
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  90. ​ systemofaclown.824  You think 62 is old? 😂🤡
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  91.  @creocrimson836  Sure, I know, but people are not identical copies of one another. Some people age at different rates for various reasons, like genetics, healthy lifestyle, metabolism, etc.
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  92.  @creocrimson836  My comments hold weight because exceptions prove the rule is faulty. Age by itself is not the direct cause, but metabolism and genetics. Correlation does not equal causation. Age can be used as a guideline when assessing health issues, but doctors wouldn't ask the question if age were the casual factor, because they would already know the answer. Generally, dismissing a person's capacity for, or enjoyment of, activities based solely on chronological age is pretty ignorant and disrespectful.
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  93.  @creocrimson836  Lol.
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  94.  @creocrimson836  I wasn't trying to put words in people's mouths, I was speaking more broadly as it pertains to how Western society tends to judge based on age. I'm 52, and 23 seems like yesterday to me....the perception of time absolutely accelerates as you get older (at least for me it does). I attribute my youth at 52 to keeping a young mindset and continuing to do the things I love, snowboarding, motocross, and auto racing, and studying physics and philosophy.
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  95.  @duanejackson6718  You'll have to be more specific. I usually don't talk about things I don't understand.
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  96.  @creocrimson836  It's all good. 😉 👍 I love debates, I learn new things from different perspectives that are well defended (which you did very well in my humble opinion). Have a good night.
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  97. I hope these disgusting cops and judges read the comments on these videos. You're done, you little wannabe petty tyrant. Come to my house and search it without a warrant, see how far you get.
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  98. Tell the company I really don't care if it's losing revenue. It's a sham company with immoral owners.
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  99. ​ @burlosborne3647  "In the course of his or her duty." Breaking the law is not in the course of their duties.
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  100. ​ @danielboone8435  Sure, you may call him anything you'd like, but you have insufficient evidence to substantiate such a claim.
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  101.  @danielboone8435  I didn't say it happens a lot, but it has happened. The most recent one I can think of is Dezi Rios.
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  102.  @billsmith5166  If a cop breaks into your home illegally and points a gun at you, you would have the absolute right to defend yourself. The only thing they matters is if you reasonably believe your life was in danger. I don't give up my natural instinct of the preservation of my life simply because a would be murderer is wearing a badge. Police have no more right to self defense than a private citizen.
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  103.  @billsmith5166  If a police officer is acting within the scope of his official duty, then absolutely I would not be able to justify the use of self defense. I'm not talking about those types of situations.
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  104. I read an article which said that this isn't the first time he has gotten into trouble with his emotional outbursts. I forgot where I read it.
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  105. One barb of the taser would have no effect. Both barbs would have to strike.
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  106. ​ @falseprophet1024  You can also make a lot of money fighting the system, plus it gives you a clear conscience so you can better enjoy the fruits of your labor.
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  107. Just because he's the son of a bad cop means nothing without more evidence. That's just speculation.
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  108. Lol. Wow. That cop is in trouble.
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  109. I don't know if even want to watch this. I don't think I can continue to be informed of these incidents without doing something about it.
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  110. ​ @dinmorerenabe No it wasn't. It was detestable.
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  111. Why don't people ever fight back? It's so depressing watching people allow the government gestapo to do these things.
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  112. If the camera is immediately activated upon unholstering his firearm, it seems the suspect's car would be seen, at the very least, pulling away from the scene.
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  113. I think I am going to go and block the lenses of all those speed cameras with duct tape. I'm glad the cops set the precedent that we can do that.
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  114.  @fredcarpenter1027  But the cops overreacted.
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  115. He should be fired.
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  116.  @MyNameJerf  There will be settlement offers. They obviously did something wrong...whether they admit it or not is irrelevant.
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  117.  @deusvult8251  Legally, yes, but 22 is usually not developmentally an adult.
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  118. They should have chosen me.... I'd vote guilty all day long.
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  119. Most 24 year olds are too mentally and emotionally undeveloped to be police.
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  120.  @GenX-Grampa  That's awesome. I'm glad you found the right one early. 👍
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  121.  @Brandon-tz2wh  That's not the reason for qualified immunity. In fact, I'm pretty sure only US law enforcement has qualified immunity. While I wouldn't say QI should be abolished, it should be modified. I think it's a bit ridiculous to claim that "ignorance is the law is no excuse" applies to citizens, but not to police.
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  122.  @thecivilrightslawyer  Crack ID.
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  123.  @Ann-kg1zd  The guy isn't an elder. Lol. You all must be like 19 and 20 years old.
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  124. No, he's educated, educated in BS.
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  125. Qualified immunity must be abolished. Other immunities need to be greatly narrowed.
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  126. I have no idea why the courts upheld warrantless tag inquiries. It should be wholly unconstitutional. Sure, the tag number itself is public information, but the information attached to it is not.
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  127. LOL. Yeah, I'd like to see them try to force me to delete video.
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  128. That's a lawsuit.
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  129. This is why I will NEVER get married. The screaming emotional outpouring from wives everytime there is a crisis is just unbearable to me.
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  130. ​ @jasonshults368  Agreed. In this case, he could have used deadly force against this lunatic cop and it would have been completely justified.
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  131. Even though I'm a strong critic of police, this officer was polite and professional. And this judge slandered him and tried to damage his life and reputation, he needs to sue the living s*** out of that thug judge.
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  132. ​ @michaelwynne4346 I knew him personally for nine years, he has his his flaws like everyone else. He's had failures and learned from them. And he's better than any of the alternatives.
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  133. ​ @matszz  Stalin was responsible for the intentional starvation, mass execution, and deportation of millions of his own citizens. He ruled through fear, absolute censorship, and secret police, and dissent meant death
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  134. ​ @michaelwynne4346  Hyperbolic rhetoric that is anecdotal and ignores key context.
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  135. Trust me, those clowns aren't seal team 6.
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  136. Put a database of records online and let the public have access.
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  137. Wait, what? He was convicted of having flashing lamps? OMG. Flashing your headlamps is NOT what that statute is for. How stupid are there people? I would appeal it and then sue the the crap out of that cop.
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  138. Disgusting, abhorrent, an abomination to decency.
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  139. Well, if they asked him to leave, he should leave. I don't agree with Walmart telling him to leave, but it is a private business and they have that right.
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  140. ​ @empressjessica5020  They would not scream DEI if he was promoted based on his skill and experience.
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  141. ​ @kennybachman35 That's not the reason.
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  142. @EmpressOfExile206  Who cares? Why are you so offended? Do you have black fragility?
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  143. @EmpressOfExile206  Wah
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  144. @sawyer7287  I think it's obvious to which officer he's referring.
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  145. @decemberholiday3488  Why?
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  146.  @FelixUmbra  The defense would request dismissal of any frivolous lawsuits. No civil attorney will take a case that they don't have a reasonable chance of winning. Abolishing/modifying QI will incentive police to better understand what they can and cannot do, and this may actually result in fewer lawsuits. It may also help to help heal the division between law enforcement and the public. There should probably be some protection for exceptional situations, but they would be very narrowly tailored.
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  147. They are mean because they know they are cowards without a badge and gun.
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  148. If that was my Dad, that cop would have suffered a fatal gunshot. Pointing a gun at someone with that kind of anger and emotional instability, whether a cop or not, would cause any reasonable person to fear for their life... self defense would have been justified.
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  149. No, they are not justified.
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  150.  @ChowdahHead  Mostly agree, but it depends on the situation.
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  151.  @darrenporsch  Yes, that is true, but that just means you can sue in federal court for a 1983 violation, it does not mean a use of force is permitted.
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  152. What was his bail?
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  153. I really love exercising my rights during encounters with police. They intimidate me not one tiny bit.
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  154. Judges are beginning to crack down on the abuse of qualified immunity.
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  155. My great uncle is 90 and would make this cop look like a lightweight. He runs 10 miles per day and bench presses over 250lbs (he did 400lbs in his 70s). Don't judge a book.
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  156. ​ @lenordvaughan5036  Depends on how bad ass the citizen is.
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  157. What makes them prominent? I wish people would stop saying that, as if they are somehow superior to other people.
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  158.  @Robett-r4l  No it's not. Old is old. Age is the number of birthdays you've had.
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  159.  @supme7558  The guy who was beaten.
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  160.  @supme7558  👈 butthurt cop who was a former school bully and recently got his butt whooped by a 90 year old disabled woman.
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  161.  @faervas1234  That's true, but it depends on testosterone level.
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  162.  @faervas1234  Case in point: This guy is 70. https://youtu.be/g0GYBHD7KUQ?si=XCmfS4fuO7Ouw6ui
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  163. First amendment bullshit? That's a problem.
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  164. You go to the 2A.
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  165. ​ @danielboone8435  Yes, you can shoot a cop in self defense and not get charged, it does happen.
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  166. ​ @billsmith5166  If a cop breaks into your house without cause, points a gun at you, and you are in reasonable fear for your life, the cop is fair game. You can defend yourself from a would be murderer, whether the assailant is a cop or not.
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  167. ​ @danielboone8435  No. Like I said, there have been clear cut cases of cops being killed in self defense and charges were not levied.
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  168. Utterly ridiculous decision by the courts. The court of law is turning into the court of feelings. This must stop. This is a very dangerous path we're heading down, and any judge who supports this egregious abuse of Constitutional rights should be removed from the bench.
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  169. Must be nice. A B7 Alpina is about $140K.
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  170. Pew pew them.
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  171. He should have received at least $250K.
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  172. It is sexual assault, because if the genders were reversed, it would be called sexual assault.
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  173. Stop hiring punk kids with with wannabe tough fake jailhouse tats.
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  174.  @falseprophet1024  I can see that.
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  175. Absolute safety requires absolute tyranny.
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  176. What other job can you speak to your customers this way and still keep your job?
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  177. You don't make the rules either, piggie.
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  178. I guess in that state, you are permitted to resist an unlawful arrest. In this case, he would have been well within his rights to shoot the officers upon drawing their weapons on him, if he had been lawfully carrying a firearm.
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  179.  @ecstrat1966  My understanding is that the cops walked along a footpath that went around the side of the property.
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  180.  @Fucdafed  I would just them a bill for miscellaneous services.
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  181. I would have signed my name. I'm not scared of these pigs. I have more guns, body armor, and heavy artillery than the entire WV State Police.
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  182. The DOJ doesn't investigate anything unless it somehow protects the interests of Washington DC.
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  183. Pigs just don't know how to act professional. All the cursing and name calling is completely unnecessary. Just do your jobs without all the puerility.
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  184. Too bad I wasn't on that jury.
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  185. Yep, I think she sealed her date with her mouth diarrhea.
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  186. They should be. All government unions should be outlawed.
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  187. ​ @nathanielgreer2764  In my personal opinion, private sector unions are microcosms of Communism. They are designed to make the leadership wealthy and to give them political influence on the backs of the members.
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  188. ​ @dangroce82  Modern day teachers are indoctrinating students, not teaching them.
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  189. ​ @dangroce82  In my opinion, private sector unions exist to make the leadership wealthy at the expense of their members. They are similar to how communism works.
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  190. I thought that was James Carville at first.
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  191. How about this. Do the right thing and you won't be on YT. The tyrants brought this upon themselves. This is what public pressure is supposed to do, shame them into doing the right thing.
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  192. It's so easy to reverse the pit on cops, I don't know why more suspects don't do it.
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  193. If people start using their 2A, you would never see this "mistake" being made again.
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  194.  @markmixon1121  Exactly.
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  195. Oh, it still happened, but now there are cameras everywhere.
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  196. She needs much more than a 10 hour suspension. But I do respect her for at least telling the truth about how most cops really feel.
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  197. The other videos that got to me were the Karen Gardner video and the one with the elderly COPD patient who died after pleading the cops to believe her that she needed help.
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  198. After he said it's just me and you, piggie would be carried away in an ambulance.
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  199.  @skillethead15  Agreed.
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  200. What?!? He can't be around underage girls and he can't wear a bathing suit? WTF is going on in this country? This s*** has got to stop.
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  201. ​ @fyt54321  When was this?
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  202.  @MyNameJerf  I was being nice. Sorry, it's difficult to convey tone though text. But yes, I agree with you in that respect.
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  203. Good. He needs more punishment.
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  204. "I know things." 🤨
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  205. ​ @absolutelyfookinnobody2843  Not if he was in credible fear for his life. People have been tried and acquitted for using lethal self defense against law enforcement acting outside their lawful bounds. It's rare, but it does happen.
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  206. ​ @absolutelyfookinnobody2843  Not necessarily.
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  207. ​ @frotobaggins7169 Whether concealment constitutes shoplifting depends on state law.
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  208. Hire more people.
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  209. In some states, you can still privately prosecute.
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  210.  @andystagger2906  Congrats. That's cool. I partied way too much, so I can't retire yet...but I don't want to retire now anyway.
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  211. Many of us are embarrassed by our police force. The US system of law enforcement requires a complete overhaul.
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  212. Seems many of the wannabe tough guy cowards have gang and jailhouse tats. If I were a police chief, I'd have to keep a close eye on them before I could trust them.
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  213. I wouldn't have accepted it. I would have taken it to trial, but everybody's risk/reward calculation is different based on their specific circumstances.
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  214. It was excessive. The cops had cause to arrest her, but I feel the amount of force was punitive and unnecessary.
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  215. I would have been on that pig so fast he would have had no time to draw his weapon.
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  216.  @ICRangerT  I think that's so stupid. How can it be a crime to resist an unlawful arrest? An unlawful arrest is kidnapping. Any person should have the right to resist an armed person trying to kidnap them. At least in Maryland where I live, resisting an unlawful arrest is still legal.
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  217. They are supposed to be trained to recognize cognitive challenges.
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  218. ​ @helidude3502  No, they wonder, that's how little self awareness they have.
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  219. Don't tell the democrats that area is safe, they will flood it with Tren De Aragua and unvetted Haitians.
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  220.  @spottheborgcat6523  If she would have shot that cop, it would have been ruled self defense. You illegally break into someone's home with violence, and the person is armed, any reasonable person would fear for his life. A badge doesn't make one exempt from the application of self defense.
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  221.  @omadduxo  The choice isn't really obvious, it depends on what your values are. I personally will not allow a cop to bully me. The last time a cop tried to retaliate for my filing a complaint against him, he ended up with two broken legs.
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  222. I have the freedom to follow them to ensure justice is served.
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  223. I've never been asked if I've been charged for a crime on a job application. I think that's illegal in some states.
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  224.  @montanamayfield  Ok. Yes, you are correct. I was asked that on a federal application for a public trust, and I had to say I was charged twice, but both were dismissed, and I was once convicted for disorderly conduct....but I was approved for the public trust.
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  225. Wife beater? If he has a wife, girlfriend or boyfriend...most likely.
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  226. If you are in genuine fear for your life, you may use force up to, and including, deadly force to extinguish the threat.
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  227. I think you have it backwards. Black privilege is pretty powerful. If this happened to a black guy, a few cities would be burned down and the mayor would probably give him $50 million...no trial necessary.
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  228. I suggest finding out where the cops live and letting them know you're a loose cannon.
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  229. I'm always armed even when home. You break into my home like that, you will be shot, police or not.
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  230. There should be no exemptions for police to be on their phones, in my opinion. Distractions cause accidents whether you're a cop or a private citizen.
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  231. I didn't see him assault any of the pigs. What are they talking about?
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  232. I very much enjoy your videos, but I have to say that bringing racism into it is unwarranted. These kinds of things happen to people of all races. I know you're smart enough to reject false media narratives.
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  233. Wow, that was close. I bet the guy walking across the street got some paint transfer onto his clothes. Lucky.
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  234. ​ @sarahnoda  Fentanyl really can't be absorbed through the skin to such a degree that it would cause an overdose (unless the skin is wet). If loose powder is thrown in someone's face and it's inhaled, that could do it.
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  235. If this guy had a firearm and killed them in self defense, it would have been a justified shoot.
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