Originally posted by 135.0:
haha is that really hidnos' video gone viral..... hahahahahahaha what a douche.
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quote:Yeah that's him, confirmed by folks that know him.
Originally posted by 135.0:
haha is that really hidnos' video gone viral..... hahahahahahaha what a douche.
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quote:Just read the YouTube comments, looks like he illegally parks his boat, is doing construction without permits and has a fence that is too tall, the cop had every right to unholster his weapon, this guy is a menace.
Originally posted by 135.0:
Wonder if the thousand of asshole posts on here would build a character case for the police???
quote:None of that give the officer the right to threaten someone with death.
Originally posted by TEXAS:
quote:Just read the YouTube comments, looks like he illegally parks his boat, is doing construction without permits and has a fence that is too tall, the cop had every right to unholster his weapon, this guy is a menace.
Originally posted by 135.0:
Wonder if the thousand of asshole posts on here would build a character case for the police???
quote:Don had his hands in his pockets and was non-compliant. Everybody knows cops shoot non-compliant jack offs everyday if they feel like their lives are threatened. #donslifematters
Originally posted by CoyoteMike:
quote:None of that give the officer the right to threaten someone with death.
Originally posted by TEXAS:
quote:Just read the YouTube comments, looks like he illegally parks his boat, is doing construction without permits and has a fence that is too tall, the cop had every right to unholster his weapon, this guy is a menace.
Originally posted by 135.0:
Wonder if the thousand of asshole posts on here would build a character case for the police???
quote:You do not have to be compliant with an officer if they are not detaining you. You also have 4th amendment rights in this situation, but don't even get me started on that.
Originally posted by 135.0:
quote:Don had his hands in his pockets and was non-compliant. Everybody knows cops shoot non-compliant jack offs everyday if they feel like their lives are threatened. #donslifematters
Originally posted by CoyoteMike:
quote:None of that give the officer the right to threaten someone with death.
Originally posted by TEXAS:
quote:Just read the YouTube comments, looks like he illegally parks his boat, is doing construction without permits and has a fence that is too tall, the cop had every right to unholster his weapon, this guy is a menace.
Originally posted by 135.0:
Wonder if the thousand of asshole posts on here would build a character case for the police???
quote:Besides the fact that brandishing is illegal? If you or I did that we would be in jail. Cops are in fact NOT above the law and have to abide by the same laws as we do. There was exactly zero cause for A) The officer to be there and B) for him to do that.
Originally posted by 135.0:
Right but he put the stuff on the truck after the cop drew his weapon and it wasn't pointed at him, just ready in case. I don't have a problem with that.
quote:Suing for violating the constitution is never frivolous.
Originally posted by TEXAS:
Didn't read what he's suing for, but regardless it's a frivolous lawsuit, hope they promote the cop to sergeant.
quote:Are you a constitutionalist or a crazy guy?
Originally posted by CoyoteMike:
quote:Suing for violating the constitution is never frivolous.
Originally posted by TEXAS:
Didn't read what he's suing for, but regardless it's a frivolous lawsuit, hope they promote the cop to sergeant.
quote:Thanks god being an asshole is protected by the 1st amendment.
Originally posted by hurting your feelings:
Maybe we should give the cops lawyer all of hidicks posts on here so the can see what ass the guy is.
quote:hahahahahahaha
Originally posted by TEXAS:
quote:Are you a constitutionalist or a crazy guy?
Originally posted by CoyoteMike:
quote:Suing for violating the constitution is never frivolous.
Originally posted by TEXAS:
Didn't read what he's suing for, but regardless it's a frivolous lawsuit, hope they promote the cop to sergeant.
quote:Yes it is but it can show what type of mental illness that Don has displayed for over 15 years being on here.
Originally posted by CoyoteMike:
quote:Thanks god being an asshole is protected by the 1st amendment.
Originally posted by hurting your feelings:
Maybe we should give the cops lawyer all of hidicks posts on here so the can see what ass the guy is.
quote:Being a douche bag is a mental illness? Probably should lock up 90% of the people on this board lol.
Originally posted by hurting your feelings:
quote:Yes it is but it can show what type of mental illness that Don has displayed for over 15 years being on here.
Originally posted by CoyoteMike:
quote:Thanks god being an asshole is protected by the 1st amendment.
Originally posted by hurting your feelings:
Maybe we should give the cops lawyer all of hidicks posts on here so the can see what ass the guy is.
quote:If that was the case the cop would have immediately detained him.
Originally posted by Marks93:
The cop is really his uncle and they staged the whole thing. He'll win his frivolous lawsuit and split the money with his uncle!
Once again...and again...and again, you don't know the whole story as to why the cop was there in the first place. Perhaps a neighbor called because that house owner was brandishing an AK-47 or something that. YOU DON'T KNOW. You only know what the media will show you, and it's usually not the whole deal.
I'm not defending the cop, nor am I a lawyer, hell, I don't even have and internet law degree. But I do keep an open mind because I DON'T know the whole story. I'll let it play out, then form my judgment.
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Originally posted by hidnn.o.s.:
My two boats and my buddies Nautique
Gotta love cleanup after a long trip
quote:Not really he still owes me a t5 yoke from when sold a t5 years ago.
Originally posted by JohnCM:
Lmfao I knew that court looked familiar
I hope he wins he's a good dude
quote:+1
Originally posted by hurting your feelings:
If don loses his law suit I hope the cop takes him for everything he has.
There probably a good reason why the cops harass his family.
quote:Don't be stupid. A cop stops you, pulls you over, whatever, de-escalate the situation.
You do not have to be compliant with an officer if they are not detaining you.
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quote:His job is to control only if there is a crime being committed. That officer gave exactly zero reason for being there. Taking a picture of the police car, once again, is exactly no reason to be threatened with violence or death. Its protected under the 1st amendment.
Originally posted by SteveL:
quote:Don't be stupid. A cop stops you, pulls you over, whatever, de-escalate the situation.
You do not have to be compliant with an officer if they are not detaining you.
Don't put your hands in your pocket where you might have a weapon, don't act weird, don't start complaining about constitutional rights. Even if you're a lawyer, he's not and this is not a court room.
His job, what we are paying him to do, is to control the situation and sort out what is going on. Don't fight it.
If you don't like it, don't think it was legal or whatever, file a complaint, take it to court afterwards.
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Originally posted by Eddie510-:
Make it right
quote:Well no, that's not the case. A cop can question you, detain you, put you in handcuffs during his investigation. You can be arrested on suspicion of having committed a crime. Whether or not a crime was actually committed is determined in court. Telling a cop "I don't need to comply with you because I feel I'm innocent" is not going to work. Anywhere. Anytime.
His job is to control only if there is a crime being committed.
quote:He didn't have to. It is their job to patrol the streets. Sure you can film it. That TV show Cops has been on for years before cell phone cameras were popular.
That officer gave exactly zero reason for being there.
quote:That's not exactly true either. The difference between us and cops is they have a badge which allows them, within reason, to break laws that you and I would be arrested for so they can do their job. You can argue what does "Within reason" mean and that's a very valid point. There's been a lot of headlines / videos where it's questionable or even not "within reason". Just don't make a bad situation worse by fighting with a cop. If it's not within reason, hire Burris, take it to court, and sue the city for a few million but do that afterwards.
Once again if you or I did what that cop did we would be in jail. Police are not above the law, they have to enforce AND obey the same laws.
quote:The cop probably does. The cop is walking into an unknown situation. He will be on high alert. The best thing you can do is lower his alert level by acting sensible and reasonable. I doubt there's anything you can say to a cop that he hasn't heard before. But start acting dangerous, or weird or evasive and he'll keep one hand on his holster.
I could care less if the guy is an asshole or not.
quote:Get real.
And I am guessing that if the cop tells you to get on your knees and open your mouth you would because you are not a lawyer?
quote:
Originally posted by hurting your feelings:
So if don win his law suit does that mean he will finally move out of ex house an start paying rent.
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quote:Cops are NOT getting ambushed left and right.
Originally posted by 89TRUNK:
As for why the cop is there, he could be patrolling his beat. It's his job to patrol the city he is in. Cops have been getting ambushed left and right, why be a sitting duck in the patrol car if you can better defend yourself outside of it. People have been making guns out of the simplest things, and yes cellphone guns are out there. The media is just there to get their ratings and the anti cop movement is what's getting a large amount of viewers. We will not know who is in the wrong until we have the whole story.
quote:Bwahahahaha. Great logic. Ok, so if the police exceed the speed limit while in a vehicular pursuit, they should get a ticket?
Originally posted by CoyoteMike:
quote:Besides the fact that brandishing is illegal? If you or I did that we would be in jail. Cops are in fact NOT above the law and have to abide by the same laws as we do. There was exactly zero cause for A) The officer to be there and B) for him to do that.
Originally posted by 135.0:
Right but he put the stuff on the truck after the cop drew his weapon and it wasn't pointed at him, just ready in case. I don't have a problem with that.
More people need to press LEO's on this kind of thing. Exercise your rights or lose them.
quote:
Originally posted by *Als50*:
^^^The problem there is that nowadays, alot of Police believe that They're the Judge, Jury AND Executioner.
quote:Thank god someone with some brains.
Originally posted by SteveL:
quote:Well no, that's not the case. A cop can question you, detain you, put you in handcuffs during his investigation. You can be arrested on suspicion of having committed a crime. Whether or not a crime was actually committed is determined in court. Telling a cop "I don't need to comply with you because I feel I'm innocent" is not going to work. Anywhere. Anytime.
His job is to control only if there is a crime being committed.
quote:He didn't have to. It is their job to patrol the streets. Sure you can film it. That TV show Cops has been on for years before cell phone cameras were popular.
That officer gave exactly zero reason for being there.
quote:That's not exactly true either. The difference between us and cops is they have a badge which allows them, within reason, to break laws that you and I would be arrested for so they can do their job. You can argue what does "Within reason" mean and that's a very valid point. There's been a lot of headlines / videos where it's questionable or even not "within reason". Just don't make a bad situation worse by fighting with a cop. If it's not within reason, hire Burris, take it to court, and sue the city for a few million but do that afterwards.
Once again if you or I did what that cop did we would be in jail. Police are not above the law, they have to enforce AND obey the same laws.
quote:The cop probably does. The cop is walking into an unknown situation. He will be on high alert. The best thing you can do is lower his alert level by acting sensible and reasonable. I doubt there's anything you can say to a cop that he hasn't heard before. But start acting dangerous, or weird or evasive and he'll keep one hand on his holster.
I could care less if the guy is an asshole or not.
quote:Get real.
And I am guessing that if the cop tells you to get on your knees and open your mouth you would because you are not a lawyer?
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quote:Actually they should be put in jail for vehicular pursuit. Time and time again its been proven to be incredibly dangerous and deadly to the general public for a cop to initiate a chase.
Originally posted by graylx:
quote:Bwahahahaha. Great logic. Ok, so if the police exceed the speed limit while in a vehicular pursuit, they should get a ticket?
Originally posted by CoyoteMike:
quote:Besides the fact that brandishing is illegal? If you or I did that we would be in jail. Cops are in fact NOT above the law and have to abide by the same laws as we do. There was exactly zero cause for A) The officer to be there and B) for him to do that.
Originally posted by 135.0:
Right but he put the stuff on the truck after the cop drew his weapon and it wasn't pointed at him, just ready in case. I don't have a problem with that.
More people need to press LEO's on this kind of thing. Exercise your rights or lose them.
quote:She is not a laywer so should not have complained...i mean he is an officer and knows what he is doing:
Originally posted by SteveL:
quote:Well no, that's not the case. A cop can question you, detain you, put you in handcuffs during his investigation. You can be arrested on suspicion of having committed a crime. Whether or not a crime was actually committed is determined in court. Telling a cop "I don't need to comply with you because I feel I'm innocent" is not going to work. Anywhere. Anytime.
His job is to control only if there is a crime being committed.
quote:He didn't have to. It is their job to patrol the streets. Sure you can film it. That TV show Cops has been on for years before cell phone cameras were popular.
That officer gave exactly zero reason for being there.
quote:That's not exactly true either. The difference between us and cops is they have a badge which allows them, within reason, to break laws that you and I would be arrested for so they can do their job. You can argue what does "Within reason" mean and that's a very valid point. There's been a lot of headlines / videos where it's questionable or even not "within reason". Just don't make a bad situation worse by fighting with a cop. If it's not within reason, hire Burris, take it to court, and sue the city for a few million but do that afterwards.
Once again if you or I did what that cop did we would be in jail. Police are not above the law, they have to enforce AND obey the same laws.
quote:The cop probably does. The cop is walking into an unknown situation. He will be on high alert. The best thing you can do is lower his alert level by acting sensible and reasonable. I doubt there's anything you can say to a cop that he hasn't heard before. But start acting dangerous, or weird or evasive and he'll keep one hand on his holster.
I could care less if the guy is an asshole or not.
quote:Get real.
And I am guessing that if the cop tells you to get on your knees and open your mouth you would because you are not a lawyer?
quote:Who's the one fleeing? So your suggestion is that anytime a criminal flees, the police should desist pursuit? That's a great idea. What if the person flees in your stolen Mustang?
Originally posted by CoyoteMike:
quote:Actually they should be put in jail for vehicular pursuit. Time and time again its been proven to be incredibly dangerous and deadly to the general public for a cop to initiate a chase.
Originally posted by graylx:
quote:Bwahahahaha. Great logic. Ok, so if the police exceed the speed limit while in a vehicular pursuit, they should get a ticket?
Originally posted by CoyoteMike:
quote:Besides the fact that brandishing is illegal? If you or I did that we would be in jail. Cops are in fact NOT above the law and have to abide by the same laws as we do. There was exactly zero cause for A) The officer to be there and B) for him to do that.
Originally posted by 135.0:
Right but he put the stuff on the truck after the cop drew his weapon and it wasn't pointed at him, just ready in case. I don't have a problem with that.
More people need to press LEO's on this kind of thing. Exercise your rights or lose them.
quote:Yes they should desist the pursuit, they have so many other ways to track these guys that its no longer needed. All it does is put the public at unnecessary risk just so some officers can get their adrenaline rush.
Originally posted by graylx:
quote:Who's the one fleeing? So your suggestion is that anytime a criminal flees, the police should desist pursuit? That's a great idea. What if the person flees in your stolen Mustang?
Originally posted by CoyoteMike:
quote:Actually they should be put in jail for vehicular pursuit. Time and time again its been proven to be incredibly dangerous and deadly to the general public for a cop to initiate a chase.
Originally posted by graylx:
quote:Bwahahahaha. Great logic. Ok, so if the police exceed the speed limit while in a vehicular pursuit, they should get a ticket?
Originally posted by CoyoteMike:
quote:Besides the fact that brandishing is illegal? If you or I did that we would be in jail. Cops are in fact NOT above the law and have to abide by the same laws as we do. There was exactly zero cause for A) The officer to be there and B) for him to do that.
Originally posted by 135.0:
Right but he put the stuff on the truck after the cop drew his weapon and it wasn't pointed at him, just ready in case. I don't have a problem with that.
More people need to press LEO's on this kind of thing. Exercise your rights or lose them.
quote:Why dont you run for president? Jesus christ, you are the new cobraracer
Originally posted by CoyoteMike:
quote:Yes they should desist the pursuit, they have so many other ways to track these guys that its no longer needed. All it does is put the public at unnecessary risk just so some officers can get their adrenaline rush.
Originally posted by graylx:
quote:Who's the one fleeing? So your suggestion is that anytime a criminal flees, the police should desist pursuit? That's a great idea. What if the person flees in your stolen Mustang?
Originally posted by CoyoteMike:
quote:Actually they should be put in jail for vehicular pursuit. Time and time again its been proven to be incredibly dangerous and deadly to the general public for a cop to initiate a chase.
Originally posted by graylx:
quote:Bwahahahaha. Great logic. Ok, so if the police exceed the speed limit while in a vehicular pursuit, they should get a ticket?
Originally posted by CoyoteMike:
quote:Besides the fact that brandishing is illegal? If you or I did that we would be in jail. Cops are in fact NOT above the law and have to abide by the same laws as we do. There was exactly zero cause for A) The officer to be there and B) for him to do that.
Originally posted by 135.0:
Right but he put the stuff on the truck after the cop drew his weapon and it wasn't pointed at him, just ready in case. I don't have a problem with that.
More people need to press LEO's on this kind of thing. Exercise your rights or lose them.
And if my mustang was stolen I would rather the cops not chase because A) I don't want anyone innocent killed B) Less likely of the car getting wrecked and C) I have insurance for a reason.
quote:I stay away from liberal strongholds as much as possible where the black communities are offing each other at record numbers.
Originally posted by hurting your feelings:
If don't want the police to them to there job move to very safe and low crime area's like Chicago and Baltimore. I'm pretty sure the cops are not doing much there because there so good at policing them self's.
quote:Ya god forbid I hate seeing innocent people die at the hands of police incompetence, considering how we are the only civilized country that has this level of police violence/brutality problem (outside of like Russia, North Korea and China )
Originally posted by 9cobrasvt8:
quote:Why dont you run for president? Jesus christ, you are the new cobraracer
Originally posted by CoyoteMike:
quote:Yes they should desist the pursuit, they have so many other ways to track these guys that its no longer needed. All it does is put the public at unnecessary risk just so some officers can get their adrenaline rush.
Originally posted by graylx:
quote:Who's the one fleeing? So your suggestion is that anytime a criminal flees, the police should desist pursuit? That's a great idea. What if the person flees in your stolen Mustang?
Originally posted by CoyoteMike:
quote:Actually they should be put in jail for vehicular pursuit. Time and time again its been proven to be incredibly dangerous and deadly to the general public for a cop to initiate a chase.
Originally posted by graylx:
quote:Bwahahahaha. Great logic. Ok, so if the police exceed the speed limit while in a vehicular pursuit, they should get a ticket?
Originally posted by CoyoteMike:
quote:Besides the fact that brandishing is illegal? If you or I did that we would be in jail. Cops are in fact NOT above the law and have to abide by the same laws as we do. There was exactly zero cause for A) The officer to be there and B) for him to do that.
Originally posted by 135.0:
Right but he put the stuff on the truck after the cop drew his weapon and it wasn't pointed at him, just ready in case. I don't have a problem with that.
More people need to press LEO's on this kind of thing. Exercise your rights or lose them.
And if my mustang was stolen I would rather the cops not chase because A) I don't want anyone innocent killed B) Less likely of the car getting wrecked and C) I have insurance for a reason.
quote:They found out is a coward and couldn't back up his own shadow.
Originally posted by fredfifty:
coyotemike, im curious as to what happen to you when you were in the program (FTO or JTO), academy, etc...why all the negativity towards cops and how their job is done. its definitely not easy, as i hope you would know, but i dont know how long youve worn a badge and carried a gun.
quote:Its definitely not easy and I understand that, but its still no excuse to trample peoples rights and/or endanger the public at any chance.
Originally posted by fredfifty:
coyotemike, im curious as to what happen to you when you were in the program (FTO or JTO), academy, etc...why all the negativity towards cops and how their job is done. its definitely not easy, as i hope you would know, but i dont know how long youve worn a badge and carried a gun.
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Originally posted by CoyoteMike:
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P.S. Here is a website for you for your atrocious use of the English language:
https://www.hookedonphonics.com/
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quote:X2
Originally posted by Mineralgt:
quote:Thank god someone with some brains.
Originally posted by SteveL:
quote:Well no, that's not the case. A cop can question you, detain you, put you in handcuffs during his investigation. You can be arrested on suspicion of having committed a crime. Whether or not a crime was actually committed is determined in court. Telling a cop "I don't need to comply with you because I feel I'm innocent" is not going to work. Anywhere. Anytime.
His job is to control only if there is a crime being committed.
quote:He didn't have to. It is their job to patrol the streets. Sure you can film it. That TV show Cops has been on for years before cell phone cameras were popular.
That officer gave exactly zero reason for being there.
quote:That's not exactly true either. The difference between us and cops is they have a badge which allows them, within reason, to break laws that you and I would be arrested for so they can do their job. You can argue what does "Within reason" mean and that's a very valid point. There's been a lot of headlines / videos where it's questionable or even not "within reason". Just don't make a bad situation worse by fighting with a cop. If it's not within reason, hire Burris, take it to court, and sue the city for a few million but do that afterwards.
Once again if you or I did what that cop did we would be in jail. Police are not above the law, they have to enforce AND obey the same laws.
quote:The cop probably does. The cop is walking into an unknown situation. He will be on high alert. The best thing you can do is lower his alert level by acting sensible and reasonable. I doubt there's anything you can say to a cop that he hasn't heard before. But start acting dangerous, or weird or evasive and he'll keep one hand on his holster.
I could care less if the guy is an asshole or not.
quote:Get real.
And I am guessing that if the cop tells you to get on your knees and open your mouth you would because you are not a lawyer?
quote:X3
Originally posted by jmcclesk:
quote:X2
Originally posted by Mineralgt:
quote:Thank god someone with some brains.
Originally posted by SteveL:
quote:Well no, that's not the case. A cop can question you, detain you, put you in handcuffs during his investigation. You can be arrested on suspicion of having committed a crime. Whether or not a crime was actually committed is determined in court. Telling a cop "I don't need to comply with you because I feel I'm innocent" is not going to work. Anywhere. Anytime.
His job is to control only if there is a crime being committed.
quote:He didn't have to. It is their job to patrol the streets. Sure you can film it. That TV show Cops has been on for years before cell phone cameras were popular.
That officer gave exactly zero reason for being there.
quote:That's not exactly true either. The difference between us and cops is they have a badge which allows them, within reason, to break laws that you and I would be arrested for so they can do their job. You can argue what does "Within reason" mean and that's a very valid point. There's been a lot of headlines / videos where it's questionable or even not "within reason". Just don't make a bad situation worse by fighting with a cop. If it's not within reason, hire Burris, take it to court, and sue the city for a few million but do that afterwards.
Once again if you or I did what that cop did we would be in jail. Police are not above the law, they have to enforce AND obey the same laws.
quote:The cop probably does. The cop is walking into an unknown situation. He will be on high alert. The best thing you can do is lower his alert level by acting sensible and reasonable. I doubt there's anything you can say to a cop that he hasn't heard before. But start acting dangerous, or weird or evasive and he'll keep one hand on his holster.
I could care less if the guy is an asshole or not.
quote:Get real.
And I am guessing that if the cop tells you to get on your knees and open your mouth you would because you are not a lawyer?
quote:Child should have just sucked it up eh?
Originally posted by AL STOCK:
quote:X3
Originally posted by jmcclesk:
quote:X2
Originally posted by Mineralgt:
quote:Thank god someone with some brains.
Originally posted by SteveL:
quote:Well no, that's not the case. A cop can question you, detain you, put you in handcuffs during his investigation. You can be arrested on suspicion of having committed a crime. Whether or not a crime was actually committed is determined in court. Telling a cop "I don't need to comply with you because I feel I'm innocent" is not going to work. Anywhere. Anytime.
His job is to control only if there is a crime being committed.
quote:He didn't have to. It is their job to patrol the streets. Sure you can film it. That TV show Cops has been on for years before cell phone cameras were popular.
That officer gave exactly zero reason for being there.
quote:That's not exactly true either. The difference between us and cops is they have a badge which allows them, within reason, to break laws that you and I would be arrested for so they can do their job. You can argue what does "Within reason" mean and that's a very valid point. There's been a lot of headlines / videos where it's questionable or even not "within reason". Just don't make a bad situation worse by fighting with a cop. If it's not within reason, hire Burris, take it to court, and sue the city for a few million but do that afterwards.
Once again if you or I did what that cop did we would be in jail. Police are not above the law, they have to enforce AND obey the same laws.
quote:The cop probably does. The cop is walking into an unknown situation. He will be on high alert. The best thing you can do is lower his alert level by acting sensible and reasonable. I doubt there's anything you can say to a cop that he hasn't heard before. But start acting dangerous, or weird or evasive and he'll keep one hand on his holster.
I could care less if the guy is an asshole or not.
quote:Get real.
And I am guessing that if the cop tells you to get on your knees and open your mouth you would because you are not a lawyer?
quote:So don is a asshole an this video just proves what we already know about him.
Originally posted by twisted54:
This story is going to be on KTVU channel 2 tonight at 10.
quote:Channel did a story about a second case of police overstepping their bounds on video in the same city. Patterns are emerging and will help Don's civil suit.
Originally posted by hurting your feelings:
quote:So don is a asshole an this video just proves what we already know about him.
Originally posted by twisted54:
This story is going to be on KTVU channel 2 tonight at 10.
quote:What about the pattern of Don being a lowlife living at his ex wife's house being bored video taping the cops...
Originally posted by CoyoteMike:
quote:Channel did a story about a second case of police overstepping their bounds on video in the same city. Patterns are emerging and will help Don's civil suit.
Originally posted by hurting your feelings:
quote:So don is a asshole an this video just proves what we already know about him.
Originally posted by twisted54:
This story is going to be on KTVU channel 2 tonight at 10.
quote:How does that equate to a low-life? I picture the ghetto tards on this website doing sideshows as low-life pond scum...so I guess we have different definitions of low-life
Originally posted by 135.0:
quote:What about the pattern of Don being a lowlife living at his ex wife's house being bored video taping the cops...
Originally posted by CoyoteMike:
quote:Channel did a story about a second case of police overstepping their bounds on video in the same city. Patterns are emerging and will help Don's civil suit.
Originally posted by hurting your feelings:
quote:So don is a asshole an this video just proves what we already know about him.
Originally posted by twisted54:
This story is going to be on KTVU channel 2 tonight at 10.
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Originally posted by SLOWBACK 67:
Don has been lurking on the site. He doesn't care for Dave too much and decided to reach out to me.
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I guess he forgot about calling me a FAG for supporting Alex Smith.
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quote:Don you kind sir are a liar.
Originally posted by hidnn0s:
http://www.addictinginfo.org/2015/08/28/rohnert-park-police-raid-mans-home-in-retaliation-for-critical-facebook-post-video/
This was my reply to the previous PM a few days ago:
No one has EVER demanded he be held accountable for his words. He said I'm a thief to him, owed him a transmission part and never paid up. That's not me, I don't know him and have never met him before
Regarding my video, like Ive told every reporter, the video is from before the confrontation, to the officer pulling away, un edited and it speaks for itself.
quote:I remember everyone I do business with its what up standing people do.an just show your just about the money and nothing else. And now I know why the call you the drama queen on norcal1320.com.
Originally posted by hidnn0s:
7 years ago?!?! I assure you I don't remember that or you, if we met in ANY way. I wish I knew then, if legit, the person you are because I'd never have given you a penny of my money.
So, to back you up, it sounds like that transaction was positive, why would you "lie" saying I ever left you hanging on a dollar or part? JohnB, Lee, and any other member I sold or purchased anything from knows I'd never screw anyone over. My integrity is worth far more than that...
quote:Looks like no payday for Don
Originally posted by hurting your feelings:
http://kron4.com/2015/10/29/city-says-rohnert-park-public-safety-officer-acted-reasonably-in-july-encounter-with-citizen/
Lol
quote:+1
Originally posted by BUKSING:
Ktvu was better. We now know his son beats his GF and then he does a fake cry @ 6:27 lol.
http://www.ktvu.com/news/40880972-story
quote:Lol
Originally posted by hurting your feelings:
http://kron4.com/2015/10/29/city-says-rohnert-park-public-safety-officer-acted-reasonably-in-july-encounter-with-citizen/
Lol
quote:Thats the way it works these days. Everyone is after that big settlement.
Originally posted by losbadgts:
Lol wow. I guess people do take advantage of the system and do get paid good for it. There goes my tax dollars.
quote:I guessing don and his son both never learned to be men.
Originally posted by AL STOCK:
quote:+1
Originally posted by BUKSING:
Ktvu was better. We now know his son beats his GF and then he does a fake cry @ 6:27 lol.
http://www.ktvu.com/news/40880972-story
Domestic violence calls to the police from the McComas residents?
Crying on live TV? Desperate much?
quote:Going to be a very big line then.
Originally posted by losbadgts:
Careful with what we say guys. We might get sued too
quote:make u are white though lol
Originally posted by Robb:
Going to go out tomorrow and approach a cop, Film him and start making a scene while my hand is in my pocket. I'm tired of working, time to get a settlement. Swag. Yolo.
quote:http://www.ktvu.com/news/40880972-story This is it plus the part about the domestic violence
Originally posted by Wildfire532FB:
Wheres the video of hidnloss crying on tv?
quote:Nope I was raised to stand on my feet and not be a little bitch .
Originally posted by venomous99:
Shiet most of yall would be crying tears of joy knowing yall gonna get paid. Don't lie
quote:Learned from pops?
Originally posted by 135.0:
It's good to cry ever once in a while. Last time I cried was when my dog died last year and before that when my grandma died in the 90s. That was also the only time I seen my dad cry.
On a side note, why's the kid smacking down on females?