Haha you got him good there!!Welcome to my side.
Exactly what I thought.
I don't think he conceded the argument though?
Love the "marshally lawy" verbiage.
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Black man shot in Kenosha, riots starting all over again...
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Exactly what I thought.
I don't think he conceded the argument though?
Love the "marshally lawy" verbiage.
Where is it that they DON'T discuss what to do when a LEO attempts to detain you?
Regardless of your personal circumstances, FLEEING is never the right choice.
You may not be aware of your rights. You may not be able to exercise your rights.
But I think we've shown that as soon as you aren't complying with that order, all bets are off. At best you'll be charged with RLE. And to be frank, I don't find much evidence of law-abiding un-wanted members of the public running away from such a request.
SheepDog4Life
Natural Gray Man
Eh, it's pretty simple. If a cop orders you to do something, comply. Don't answer questions. Do not consent to search and if they start searching anyhow, assert plainly that you do not consent to search. Ask if you're being detained, what for, and are you free to leave and go about you business. Rinse/repeat.
And when I say don't answer any questions, no matter how innocuous... like where you coming from? Your answer may put you near the scene of a crime just committed. And he stopped you because you/your car kinda, sorta matched the general description... and you were coming from that general direction. Now you're telling him you were two blocks away... looking guiltier by the second.
The more you talk, the more likely something you say will fit with whatever puzzle he's trying to solve.
No. I am never okay with civil forfeiture. It is one of the things that corrupts law enforcement.
SheepDog4Life
Natural Gray Man
Yeah, I think Kenosha is a long way from needing martial law, and are proving the point (finally) by simply arresting rioters and letting the lawyers/judges sort it out.
Portland and Seattle are trying to prove the opposite point.
I don't know what that means. Especially with an unwritten dependent clause.
Raylon Givens?
Hatin Since 87
Bacon Hater
I only run when I’m driving my Dodge Charger thru hazard county hauling moonshine.
He's the scary guy with his finger on the security/liberty scale, always trying to get it to tip to the left.
I agree, in that I believe many of these instigators will stop when faced with the slightest bit of resistance.Yeah, I think Kenosha is a long way from needing martial law, and are proving the point (finally) by simply arresting rioters and letting the lawyers/judges sort it out.
Portland and Seattle are trying to prove the opposite point.
He's the 'one Ranger' that get's sent to 'one riot' if the townsfolk can't or won't take care of business
Yeah, I think Kenosha is a long way from needing martial law, and are proving the point (finally) by simply arresting rioters and letting the lawyers/judges sort it out.
Portland and Seattle are trying to prove the opposite point.
I agree. Some politicians thought they could gain points by pretending that all of the rioters are peaceful protesters, and that isn't working out so well.
