toobfreak
Tungsten/Glass Member
she was arguing,, fighting is a physical act,,
You never heard of verbally fighting with someone just as you are doing right now?
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she was arguing,, fighting is a physical act,,
she doesnt need to stand 30 ft back,,Mayeeumdastoopidone!
So what?
That is EXACTLY what matters, idiot!
Apparently the police differ with you. They were arresting her husband and she got involved. Had she stood 30 feet away, the cop wouldn't have messed with her, but she had that BIG DUMB BLACK LOUD MOUTH thinking that SHE gets to decide what she CAN and CANNOT do! NEWS FOR YOU, Buttwipe, when the police are there, they are the law. They talk, you LISTEN. GOT THAT?
You don't like it, file a complaint later with a judge.
thats arguing,, its in the 1st amendment,, you ever heard of that??You never heard of verbally fighting with someone just as you are doing right now?
she was arguing,, fighting is a physical act,,
thats funny,, because every other boot licker on this thread says the opposite,,,She resisted when the Cop approached her to give orders or to arrest her. She forced the takedown via non-compliance.
You have a constitutional right to film police.I dont know
Maybe the deputy was wrong to tell her to stop recording
Or maybe not
But she should have complied with the order and filed a complaint later
And a human right to fight with the cops to the death on the street if they violate your constitutional rights.You have a constitutional right to film police.
when did she fight with the cops??And a human right to fight with the cops to the death on the street if they violate your constitutional rights.
she doesnt need to stand 30 ft back,,
Police need to remember their authority isn’t unlimited. Filing a complaint at the police station isn’t going to change anything.And a human right to fight with the cops to the death on the street if they violate your constitutional rights.
thats arguing,, its in the 1st amendment,, you ever heard of that??
no she doesnt,, she was not interfering with what they were doing and did move back what looks like 10 ft,,She does if the cop tells her to.
Its the same thingwhen did she fight with the cops??
all she did was stand her ground,,
it wasnt a lawful order,, if you are not under arrest or physically interfering you dont have to do a thing a cop tells you to,,The police are not the government and obeying a cop's lawful order to cease and desist is not any damage to your 1st amendment. The police are there to keep the peace and this woman obviously had a problem with her criminal husband getting arrested.
The police are quite happy to issue unconstitutional orders. Especially if you let them.The police are not the government and obeying a cop's lawful order to cease and desist is not any damage to your 1st amendment. The police are there to keep the peace and this woman obviously had a problem with her criminal husband getting arrested.
If the deputy was wrong thats for the legal system to decide, not the wife of a criminal on the streetno she doesnt,, she was not interfering with what they were doing and did move back what looks like 10 ft,,
unless youre under arrest you dont have to comply with just about anything a cop says
I dont see where they arrested her,, so she doesnt have to do what the cops tell her to,,Its the same thing
She refused to follow orders and resisted arrest
what crime did he comitt??If the deputy was wrong thats for the legal system to decide, not the wife of a criminal on the street
So not being a lawful order in your opinion that entitled the woman to ignore police authority?it wasnt a lawful order,, if you are not under arrest or physically interfering you dont have to do a thing a cop tells you to,,
what crime did her husbad comitt??
yep,, thats exactly what it means,,So not being a lawful order in your opinion that entitled the woman to ignore police authority?
I dont think so