One down, 30 million to go. Good job, boys.
One down, 30 million to go. Good job, boys.
I watched this with an open mind—-even as I was repulsed by seeing one of the guys being interviewed wearing a Black Lives Matter T-shirt. My first impression was: “This was senseless and terrible and should not have happened. It appears that police were wrong.” Then I heard the other side of the story, and usual, I overall agree with the police. Once the police saw the joint and the booze, they had probable cause to detain him and perhaps impound the vehicle. Of course he resisted arrest or refused to ID himself. This is the same story we see 99/100 times with Blacks.
https://www.cleveland.com/court-justice/2018/07/euclid_police_wins_lawsuit_fil.html
I watched this with an open mind—-even as I was repulsed by seeing one of the guys being interviewed wearing a Black Lives Matter T-shirt. My first impression was: “This was senseless and terrible and should not have happened. It appears that police were wrong.” Then I heard the other side of the story, and usual, I overall agree with the police. Once the police saw the joint and the booze, they had probable cause to detain him and perhaps impound the vehicle. Of course he resisted arrest or refused to ID himself. This is the same story we see 99/100 times with Blacks.
https://www.cleveland.com/court-justice/2018/07/euclid_police_wins_lawsuit_fil.html
Good thing they didn't tell him they were police.
Good thing they didn't tell him they were police.
Yeah, I totally believe the common Black narrative that he had no idea they were police. Even after the various vocal commands and the taser deployment, I'm sure this angel of the road was completely clueless of the fact they were law enforcement offficers. I'm sure that at no point in the interaction he was able to figure out that this was a police interaction---even as one radios for backup to help remove him from the car.
Yeah, I totally believe the common Black narrative that he had no idea they were police. Even after the various vocal commands and the taser deployment, I'm sure this angel of the road was completely clueless of the fact they were law enforcement offficers. I'm sure that at no point in the interaction he was able to figure out that this was a police interaction---even as one radios for backup to help remove him from the car.
It's great both officers forgot to turn on their dash cams because now we can rely on the officers words since cops never lie.
It's great both officers forgot to turn on their dash cams because now we can rely on the officers words since cops never lie.
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