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This man got pulled over for a traffic stop in another state while driving home. The officer asked him for his information, the man gave it to him. The officer came back, gave him the ticket, told him where to appear if he wanted to contest and pointed out... where he could mail in the fee for the ticket since he didn’t live nearby. The man said okay. The officer asked if he had any questions, the man said no, the officer said be safe and that was that. So many people said that is a normal interaction with police officers. All the other stuff is someone seeking attention. 💯 It should be this easy every time. Kudos to both those men. 👏 When you do what you are asked to do, there is never a problem, imho. Is this how your traffic stops have went? (Mine did) Why can’t they all be like this for everyone?show more

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Your deputy is a threat to himself and others. All this officer cares about is trying to get the person in cuffs. Zero discovery, zero investigation, straight to litigation with this guy. This is the type of officer that you see on the news for discharging his firearm when he should not have. In this case, the man holding the camera cannot be trespassed from the property because he has lessors rights. If he is leasing property there he has the rights to be there. If the property manager wants him gone they need to not renew his lease at this point. That deputy can go kick rocks.

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A homeless man asked a guy for some money, so he could get food. The man decided he could earn it instead. Had him wash his car for $20, part of it was in change. When the homeless man went inside the fast food joint to get food, they refused him service due to the change, which is still money..... So, the man who helped out, decided to shame the restaurant asking all customers to leave due to this, which the customers agreed. Do you think they did this to him because he is homeless, or was it justified because he was paying in change?

A homeless man asked a guy for some money, so he could get food. The man decided he could earn it instead. Had him wash his car for $20, part of it was in change. When the homeless man went inside the fast food joint to get food, they refused him service due to the change, which is still money..... So, the man who helped out, decided to shame the restaurant asking all customers to leave due to this, which the customers agreed. Do you think they did this to him because he is homeless, or was it justified because he was paying in change?

Rick D

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You know there will be a lawsuit on this one. Dude is on his own property but they are trying to arrest him for trespassing. When asked how can I be arrested for that by the guy, the officer then said it was for vulgar language. 👀

You know there will be a lawsuit on this one. Dude is on his own property but they are trying to arrest him for trespassing. When asked how can I be arrested for that by the guy, the officer then said it was for vulgar language. 👀

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This officer pulled this guy over for speeding and now tried to pepper spray him because he said the guy was not cooperating with him.This officer tried to spray him,but was out of pepper spray because he has a history of spraying people with it all the time for no good reason!

This officer pulled this guy over for speeding and now tried to pepper spray him because he said the guy was not cooperating with him.This officer tried to spray him,but was out of pepper spray because he has a history of spraying people with it all the time for no good reason!

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