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sickofaltspin 2 points ago +2 / -0

I don't see any disrespect in that video - I do see fear of the thumb on a donut that got fired for his unprofessional and dangerous attitude.

STOP DEFENDING BAD COPS BECAUSE IT FUCKING DETRACTS FROM VALID DEFENSE OF GOOD ONES!

If you have no problem with the behavior and literal stupidity of the senior cop in this incident, you are either blind, or as stupid as the ANTIFA ACAB types. Every fucking job in the world has bad workers that fail at the basics of that job - why is it that some people think that policing would be any different?

He drove 3 whole blocks to the first well lit parking lot and was smart enough to know he was putting his hands into the vehicle would be putting his life in danger because of Officer "Ride the Lighting."

Literally EVERY TIME police are asked about pulling over in a dark area they tell you "you should drive slowly to the nearest safe lit area" then get pissed when people do it.

Porter County Sheriff David Reynolds understands her safety concerns, and agrees that every law enforcement agency in the country will recommend similar actions. His other suggestion is to call 911 at that point and ask the dispatcher if a legitimate cop is behind you. - https://archive.is/je9jt


Police explained that if you see blue lights and aren’t comfortable pulling over, you need to follow these instructions:

First, police said if you are not comfortable pulling over in that location or are not sure it is an actual officer, immediately slow down and turn on your hazard lights. Police said that will let the officer know you see them. Next, police said to move to the farthest right lane and continue to drive to a location where you feel same. Police said under a street light, a gas station, and exit ramp or side road are examples of where to stop. Police said if you think the vehicle pulling you over is not a real police officer, call 911.

Arkansas State Police said if these instructions are followed, you will not be charged with fleeing. - https://archive.is/OalPM


You need to safely (but as quickly as possible) get over to the side of the road, look for a convenient spot to pull over. 1) Slow down, put your turn signal on and pull over to the right. These details are simple but most important for your safety and the Officers' safety. Even though getting pulled over by a Police Officer is scary, you will be okay—even if you get a traffic ticket. 2) If it’s nighttime, find a well-lit area to pull over where you can see the officer and they can see you. Turn your blinker lights on and drive to a light/populated area when possible. 3) Use your turn signals to indicate your intentions to pullover to bring your car to a complete stop. Remember: The better you handle yourself with these actions, the better your encounter with the Police Officer will be. -- Cook County TN Sheriff's Office


Put on your flashers, drive the speed limit and call 911 from your cell phone. Tell the 911 dispatcher that you are concerned that someone is trying to pull you over in an unmarked car that may not be a police officer. Ask the dispatcher to verify whether the car attempting to pull you over is indeed a law enforcement officer. If you do not have a cell phone, drive to a well-lit, busy area such as the parking lot of a busy store such as a grocery store.

Do not flee from the vehicle attempting to pull you over.

Do not stop your vehicle or get out of your vehicle until a dispatcher can confirm you are being pulled over by a legitimate police officer.

If the dispatcher cannot confirm that you are being pulled over by a police officer, stay on the line with the dispatcher, and ask for police assistance. Drive carefully to a safe place, such as a local police department. - Colorado State Police

Lather rinse repeat...

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sickofaltspin 1 point ago +2 / -1

driving for miles

3 blocks, past two closed businesses and into the first well lit area... at a slow speed with flashers on.

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sickofaltspin 6 points ago +6 / -0

It's a limitation on electrocet microphones of that size. They can get overwhelmed.

There is a reason you still see big boom mics in use.

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sickofaltspin 6 points ago +6 / -0

Johannes Mehserle from BART in San Francisco.

Difference there is he was issued an M26 Taser that is not fired by pulling a trigger but rather raising a lever on the left side of the device and has an intentionally short grip that would never reach a normal sized palm's end.

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sickofaltspin 1 point ago +1 / -0

Mother of fuck I trained cops. Half of my family are leo or retired.

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sickofaltspin 0 points ago +2 / -2

He drove three and a half blocks to pull over in a well lit area.

You know, like every police agency in the US tells you to.

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sickofaltspin 4 points ago +4 / -0

Literally signed the FOPA that is the root of all modern gun confiscation. Read a history book or twelve.

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sickofaltspin 1 point ago +2 / -1

Oh shut the fuck up.

You're as fucking stupid as the ACAB idiots over on reddit.

SOME COPS SHOULDN'T BE COPS.

Every job you will ever work, you will have a co-worker that is shit at that job. Why the fuck do you think policing is any different?

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sickofaltspin 2 points ago +3 / -1

Enjoy your crab bucket child.

Calling you out for your obvious bigotry is the opposite of white hate. Go back to storm front you fucking larping faggot.

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sickofaltspin 3 points ago +4 / -1

Other than your obvious bigotry, what exactly did this guy do that required guns to be drawn and threats to "ride the lightning" if he didn't "keep both of his hands outside the vehicle and turn it off"?

Police EXPLICITLY TELL YOU TO DRIVE SLOWLY TO A NEARBY SAFE LIT AREA AT NIGHT WHEN PULLED OVER then get pissed when you do it.

Go back to fucking stormfront you fucking bigot.

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sickofaltspin 3 points ago +3 / -0

Literally EVERY TIME police are asked about pulling over in a dark area they tell you "you should drive slowly to the nearest safe lit area" then get pissed when people do it.

Porter County Sheriff David Reynolds understands her safety concerns, and agrees that every law enforcement agency in the country will recommend similar actions. His other suggestion is to call 911 at that point and ask the dispatcher if a legitimate cop is behind you. - https://archive.is/je9jt


Police explained that if you see blue lights and aren’t comfortable pulling over, you need to follow these instructions:

First, police said if you are not comfortable pulling over in that location or are not sure it is an actual officer, immediately slow down and turn on your hazard lights. Police said that will let the officer know you see them. Next, police said to move to the farthest right lane and continue to drive to a location where you feel same. Police said under a street light, a gas station, and exit ramp or side road are examples of where to stop. Police said if you think the vehicle pulling you over is not a real police officer, call 911.

Arkansas State Police said if these instructions are followed, you will not be charged with fleeing. - https://archive.is/OalPM


You need to safely (but as quickly as possible) get over to the side of the road, look for a convenient spot to pull over. 1) Slow down, put your turn signal on and pull over to the right. These details are simple but most important for your safety and the Officers' safety. Even though getting pulled over by a Police Officer is scary, you will be okay—even if you get a traffic ticket. 2) If it’s nighttime, find a well-lit area to pull over where you can see the officer and they can see you. Turn your blinker lights on and drive to a light/populated area when possible. 3) Use your turn signals to indicate your intentions to pullover to bring your car to a complete stop. Remember: The better you handle yourself with these actions, the better your encounter with the Police Officer will be. -- Cook County TN Sheriff's Office


Put on your flashers, drive the speed limit and call 911 from your cell phone. Tell the 911 dispatcher that you are concerned that someone is trying to pull you over in an unmarked car that may not be a police officer. Ask the dispatcher to verify whether the car attempting to pull you over is indeed a law enforcement officer. If you do not have a cell phone, drive to a well-lit, busy area such as the parking lot of a busy store such as a grocery store.

Do not flee from the vehicle attempting to pull you over.

Do not stop your vehicle or get out of your vehicle until a dispatcher can confirm you are being pulled over by a legitimate police officer.

If the dispatcher cannot confirm that you are being pulled over by a police officer, stay on the line with the dispatcher, and ask for police assistance. Drive carefully to a safe place, such as a local police department. - Colorado State Police

Lather rinse repeat...

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sickofaltspin 1 point ago +2 / -1

Literally the first command is "show me both of your hands and turn off the vehicle" but hey, let's not bother with facts.

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sickofaltspin 3 points ago +3 / -0

Watch the entire thing again. It's 3 1/2 blocks at MOST. He went through two intersections to an open gas station and fucking Cartman McHulkhoganstache wanted to feel big an bad and needs to be fired - even the rookie figured out they fucked up.

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sickofaltspin 3 points ago +3 / -0

He's a forum sliding bigot.

Shithead cop was in the wrong, knew he was in the wrong, gave unprofessional and impossible commands, and got chewed the fuck out by his commanding officer and that's why he played the "we don't need to have any paperwork" game.

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sickofaltspin 2 points ago +4 / -2

Fuck off bigot. You forum sliding shit head.

"Keep your hands out of the vehicle and turn it off"

How the fuck does one do this?

"Keep your hands out of the vehicle and get out" - how do you remove the seatbelt and comply?

I don't give a good God Damn if he's black, blue, green, white, or a sister fucking bigot like yourself who's family tree would be a good source for broom sticks - if you think that fat out of shape fucktard cop was in the right, I'm gonna assume your mom dropped you on your head as a child and sprinkled paint chips on your spaghetti-ohs.

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