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🚨First Amendment audit, Everett WA: Man films outside multi-branch military recruiting office in a strip mall. Army recruiter calls police. Officers confront him, then solicits the nearby Petco manager to issue a trespass. He walks down the sidewalk again and is arrested for 2nd-degree trespassing. Charges later dismissed after... he argued news-gathering rights and that a single tenant can’t ban someone from the entire shared property. 🚨During second audit a year later the Marines called police again: 👮‍♂️This time police told recruiters filming was legal and left him alone. ❓Shouldn't police officers know a single tenant doesn't have the authority to trespass someone from an entire strip mall? ❓What's the solution? More training? ❓show more

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✨️Serenitee♡Sam✨️

496,274 views • 2 months ago

Staten Island: Vanderbilt Avenue & Irving Place, a 47-year-old man was arrested last week Sunday by officers of the NYPD 120th Precinct after refusing to identify himself and resisting officers during a police encounter Police say officers approached the individual for committing a violation. When they asked him to identify himself, he refused and started walking away from them. Officers then attempted to take him into custody, at which point he resisted arrest. The suspect, a 47-year-old man, was arrested and charged: • Resisting Arrest • Obstructing of Governmental Administration • Violation of Local Law

Staten Island: Vanderbilt Avenue & Irving Place, a 47-year-old man was arrested last week Sunday by officers of the NYPD 120th Precinct after refusing to identify himself and resisting officers during a police encounter Police say officers approached the individual for committing a violation. When they asked him to identify himself, he refused and started walking away from them. Officers then attempted to take him into custody, at which point he resisted arrest. The suspect, a 47-year-old man, was arrested and charged: • Resisting Arrest • Obstructing of Governmental Administration • Violation of Local Law

NYC Scoop

18,645 views • 6 months ago

Seems UP is officially a Police State now. 🚩A team of Mathura Police arrived to arrest a Man named Rakesh against whom there was a warrant in a family property dispute case. 🚩When the Police arrived Rakesh was having bath and Police caught him and not allowed him even to wear his clothes. 🚩Later they assaulted him when he asked them to show him the court order. 🚩Not only this the Policemen smashed him with a brick inside a private car 🚩And top of that Senior officers of MATHURA POLICE are justifying this brutal use of force by the police. 🚩Why Police can not show the warrant? Can Police arrest a woman while she is having bath and is semi nude? If not then why a Man? Why Police is using a private car for discharging official duty? Under which section of the CrPC or Police manual they are smashing him with a brick? Is there any difference between the Police and a Gunda in the state of UP? NHRC India UN Human Rights

Seems UP is officially a Police State now. 🚩A team of Mathura Police arrived to arrest a Man named Rakesh against whom there was a warrant in a family property dispute case. 🚩When the Police arrived Rakesh was having bath and Police caught him and not allowed him even to wear his clothes. 🚩Later they assaulted him when he asked them to show him the court order. 🚩Not only this the Policemen smashed him with a brick inside a private car 🚩And top of that Senior officers of MATHURA POLICE are justifying this brutal use of force by the police. 🚩Why Police can not show the warrant? Can Police arrest a woman while she is having bath and is semi nude? If not then why a Man? Why Police is using a private car for discharging official duty? Under which section of the CrPC or Police manual they are smashing him with a brick? Is there any difference between the Police and a Gunda in the state of UP? NHRC India UN Human Rights

NCMIndia Council For Men Affairs

577,765 views • 2 years ago