Hutch Starskey
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Taking someone out of their car for safety doesnt make sense unless we are supposed to believe the thoughts a cop gives automatically and cast aside reasoning and suspend disbelief. I think he'd have to explain why the stop wasnt safe to begin with but thats on video....cant lie about that champ
Well guess what....Supreme Court ruling Maryland vs Wilson grants cops that authority. All the other jibberish you've types is irrelevant because the LAW allows him to do what he did..
He has the authority just not the circumstances to back up his thinking. He already said it was to make it safer, not that he has the authority.
He should've led with that...but instead he lied and wont be able to back it up.
Big deal, I know
What PROOF is there that isn't his reason? Just because you don't believe it? Some criminals will act belligerent to get cops to back off and not discover what they're hiding. That's why Maryland vs Wilson granted this blanket authority to cops for safety to remove someone....because the cop CANNOT know what he doesn't know....whether the person is hiding something.
You can't prove what he was thinking. He doesn't have to prove it. The simple unknown in itself is enough to justify the safety concern.....and the SUPREME COURT agreed....because they made it legal to remove someone "for safety" even without any clear facts of what it is that is unsafe...because the cop cannot know what he doesn't know.
What PROOF is there that isn't his reason?
The video. It shows him quite clearly escalating from a simple stop to a full blown rage tantrum for no good reason. Escalation makes the situation less safe for all involved.
It's rather apparent in the video.