Black "pastor" arrested for crime of watering his neighbours garden

[Wild Bill Kelsoe]

I do and I do not carry it.

Good luck with that...lol

 

[surada]

Im assuming thats a black neighborhood. Its gonna be tough to pin "racial profiling" on a cop who was assigned a black neighborhood for his watch.

Why are you assuming it's a black neighborhood?

 

[rightwinger]

The only victim here - is likely going to be the white woman who called 911 in the first place.
Unfortunately for her, her face is now plastered all over the internet. Everyone is calling her a racist because they want her to be a racist. The WANT to assume she called 911 because the dude is black.
As sure as I am sitting here, this woman is going to be victimized. Respected (undeservedly) black leaders in the area have already called her a racist. She is no doubt going to be visited numerous times in the following days. Her social media accounts, as soon as people learn who she is, is going to be plastered by 10,000s of people calling her every name in the book. She will be called ugly, whore, slut, bitch, **** - you name it. Guarantee it.
All she did was call the police because she saw a person she didn't recognize walking around her neighbors house.
And what will happen to her is going to far and away be more than what she deserves.

You reap what you sow

 

[iamwhatiseem]

You reap what you sow

Cmon RW. You are better than that.
That is low.
If this woman was a friend or relative would you be so crass?
No you wouldn't.

 

[rightwinger]

Cmon RW. You are better than that.
That is low.
If this woman was a friend or relative would you be so crass?
No you wouldn't.

She created the situation by overreacting to a non-issue

 

[Wild Bill Kelsoe]

What a shitty state you live in.

I do not carry it when walking my dog.

I do not carry it on bike rides

I do not carry it while running

I do not carry it while at the gym.

I live a free country and refuse to show my papers upon demand.

YOUR state is a show upon request state. Do you live in a shitty state?...lol

You should carry your ID anytime you're outside your property for several reasons, not just because it's the law that you have to show it when requested by law enforcement. What if something happened and you had to go to the ER? Your ID can tell them how to contact your family, your blood type, if you're an organ donor.

What if, for some reason, you became disoriented and couldn't find your way home and couldn't tell EMTs, or LEOs what you're address is, or how to contact your family?

With my ID, I also have a laminated card with the names and numbers of my wife, my kids and my mom.

Why anyone would knowingly risk becoming a John Doe is beyond me.

 

[iamwhatiseem]

She created the situation by overreacting to a non-issue

Guilty.
Does that mean she deserves what is highly likely to happen to her in the coming week or two?
This situation most likely went like this...
Woman sees someone walking around her neighbors house, she knows is on vacation. She watches the dude for a few seconds and doesn't recognize him. She calls the police, probably could have walked outside and hollered over, but can you really blame her? With all of the violence/crime happening? Or maybe she should have kept looking for a while and maybe recognized the man, or seen he started to water plants and let it go. Probably. But she didn't.
The police get the call, the officers that arrive have not one single clue about what is actually occurring. All they know is a neighbor said there is a man prowling around she doesn't recognoze.
What are the police supposed to do?
Do you think they have never arrived at a crime scene and everyone starts acting all innocent? You think this is new?? No guilty person has ever acted innocent or claimed to be doing something innocent?
How are they supposed to know?
Easy - ask for that persons ID. If they supply it... situation is over. Done.
Or the person can start claiming their rights, start getting angry with them, start calling them names... and wind up in handcuffs.
Black or white - there are 100,000s of videos on YouTube just like this with both white and black people being stupid.

 

[Wild Bill Kelsoe]

She created the situation by overreacting to a non-issue

Jennings created the situation by not complying with the law. Blacks aren't above the law.

 

[rightwinger]

Jennings created the situation by not complying with the law. Blacks aren't above the law.

Which law did he violate?

 

[Superbadbrutha]

Robbery, trespassing, right off the top of my head.

Common sense dictates they confirm who Jennings is and what his business was on the property. Right?

How many folks water the flowers before or after they rob a house?

 

[rightwinger]

How many folks water the flowers before or after they rob a house?

It is very considerate thing to do

Maybe they could vacuum while they are inside also

 

[Frankeneinstein]

Others protect you from “Show me your papers”

does that include vaccination papers? because blue states are notorious and wantonly authoritarian about demanding to see them.

 

[Frankeneinstein]

I have never "shown your papers" to anyone ever.

I never did until the pandemic police arrived on the scene...you never had to show you were vaxed tommy?

 

[whitehall]

As usual there has to be more to the story.

 

[Tommy Tainant]

I never did until the pandemic police arrived on the scene...you never had to show you were vaxed tommy?

Nope. .

 

[Frankeneinstein]

Nope. .

too authoritarian?

 

[Wild Bill Kelsoe]

How many folks water the flowers before or after they rob a house?

A lookout might do exactly that.

 

[Wild Bill Kelsoe]

Which law did he violate?

The law that requires people to show their ID upon request by law enforcement.

 

[Frankeneinstein]

Nope. .

Really? were you required to show them if asked?
you once started a thread here about how you were going to call the authorities on your neighbors for hosting a backyard something or other with some friends, ya even gave us the whole lecture on civic duty during a pandemic.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

YOUR state is a show upon request state. Do you live in a shitty state?...lol

Yeah, it is pretty shitty!

You should carry your ID anytime you're outside your property for several reasons, not just because it's the law that you have to show it when requested by law enforcement. What if something happened and you had to go to the ER? Your ID can tell them how to contact your family, your blood type, if you're an organ donor.

What if, for some reason, you became disoriented and couldn't find your way home and couldn't tell EMTs, or LEOs what you're address is, or how to contact your family?

I have one of these on my running shoes and biking shoes. Shoe ID 19mm

Been using these since they came out 20 plus years ago.

But I doubt the cops would consider that an ID