Comments by "Stuart Brown" (@stuartbrown8259) on "The Civil Rights Lawyer" channel.

  1. Oddly enough it's a thing here in Northern Ireland. Punishment is a fine. Not a pistol whipping.
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  2. I have a feeling that lady was back the blue until it happens to you. Now she won't.
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  3. If they are fleeing as you say, no danger.
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  4. @NearlyFullyFree  Yes I get the gist of what you are saying, however, especially with rights in this country, the police are happy to ride over them, generally without any consequences. We have quite a few people who film everything they do, thousands, if not millions of videos can show this, that the police don't care for the law. Yes complaints get put in, a measly amount of compo gets paid. Then the police and others carry on as usual. Seems we have a similar issue with police here in the UK, fortunately they don't normally resort to violence, or indeed start shooting people willy nilly, and get away with it.
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  5. Yes old video, as he said 2022. Justice is a slow process.
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  6.  @saxonsoldier67  I suggest you look at the Crimebodge channel from the UK about traffic stops and see how polite they are🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
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  7. In the UK, which is still on the continent of Europe, we ring 999, then the handler asks what service do you want.
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  8.  @Ezekiel903  Our 999 call goes to a Central call centre, then whatever service you require is sent. In theory lol. For example Ambulance is sent, then if they need the police, then they request them.
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  9.  @BillySBC  We are only in August, doesn't take effect until September sometime.
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  10. ​@NearlyFullyFreeNot true at all. For example complaints against the police run into hundreds of thousands per year, very few are upheld. Similar system to the USA, the police investigate the police. Yes they have professional standards, staffed with police, so of course they will have a vested interest in finding one of their own innocent. Then we have the IOPC, mainly staffed with serving or ex police, so again a vested interest to help their own. It's only when they can't cover it up, so to speak then they will throw the plod under the bus. As for getting the full force of the law thrown at them, that is certainly a rare occasion, and even if they do, the sentence is pitiful, in relation to the crime. So no, even our system is out there to assist them, not us little people.
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  11. So you are saying being called a tyrant, as it turned out was an actual statement of fact, is wrong? Perhaps he had dealings with him before? In this instance, the police are meant to be the ones with self control, not the person on the street. What law was he enforcing? Free speech? Or feelings? ​ @marleonetti7 
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  12. It's more the handcuffs, why?
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  13. The law states produce licence etc. Nothing about handing it over.
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  14. What did the man do wrong?
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  15. So you agree with the handcuffs? So are you saying all black people look alike?
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  16. They were gloving up ready to take turns of punching the man.
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  17. Just over a year in the job. Didn't take long for her to be a tyrant.
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  18.  @networkedperson  Weapons alone don't kill people. It's the person who is handling the weapon that has the potential to kill people.
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  19. The description was correct. Let's pretend that the police person didn't know he was classed as a vulnerable missing person, so why throw him to the ground and punch him? Just because someone said something about what happened beforehand, doesn't make it true. Where was the investigation? Sounds like you are trying to justify what the police done. So going by your comment, for example, your neighbour hears you having a heated argument with your partner, and say you assaulted them, calls the police, police turn up, throw you on the ground, punch you when unconscious, I suppose that's fair enough in your opinion? Typical back the blue until it happens to you outlook.
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  20.  @BillySBC  I'm in the UK, I'm aware of some things that happen.
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  21. If she exactly matched the description, which she didn't, why was she released?
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  22. @ramsdiaz  Different pink shade, different shoes, different hair, but let's assume exactly the same?And black, so must be her.
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  23. Refuse the Field Sobriety Test for starters, they are not compulsory. Let them do a breath test or blood test.
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  24. You do realise that whatever you watch is highly edited, to ensure the police look good? The police here in the UK are not good, thousands of videos say they are bad. Point of note, the police in Northern Ireland are fully armed, the only police force in the UK to be routinely armed. However, it's a very rare occasion that a gun is used, in general the UK doesn't have any issues with the public having a firearm, obviously criminals will or can have them, but very little anything to do with guns in the UK. ​ @laurelsoden8599 
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  25. Could be a possibility, however, from the thousands of videos available on YouTube and elsewhere, it doesn't usually stop the police breaking and abusing the law, to get ID, or arrest people because they got their feelings hurt etc. ​ @bellamarley9455 
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  26. This child certainly wasn't, so are you saying all children should be in handcuffs, just in case?
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  27. @DeborahSch  Irrelevant, so your happy for your daughter or someone else's, walking home from school and being handcuffed?
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