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In It to Win It

(12,651 posts)
Thu Oct 13, 2022, 01:51 PM Oct 2022

This is a federal felony committed by the cops (Twitter video)

Alec Karakatsanis
@equalityAlec
This is a federal felony committed by the cops. It’s happens every single day, but it’s very important to understand. Pay specific attention to what they do to the man’s father:

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@mackio_
America is terrifying.





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This is a federal felony committed by the cops (Twitter video) (Original Post) In It to Win It Oct 2022 OP
This happened over a year ago and was already settled AZSkiffyGeek Oct 2022 #1
Decades to get to this point Johnny2X2X Oct 2022 #2
The system cannot be reformed. It's working as designed. WhiskeyGrinder Oct 2022 #3
If one spends any time at all watching Otto_Harper Oct 2022 #4
Oink! LudwigPastorius Oct 2022 #5
imho, it does seem a bit sus for him to roll his window up. But the Dad?!? Roland99 Oct 2022 #6
Why is it suspicious to roll up his window? Genki Hikari Oct 2022 #7
and arrested for a traffic violation? ZonkerHarris Oct 2022 #9
Dark-tinted window being rolled up as a cop approaches? Roland99 Oct 2022 #10
Fucking monsters malaise Oct 2022 #8

AZSkiffyGeek

(12,744 posts)
1. This happened over a year ago and was already settled
Thu Oct 13, 2022, 01:58 PM
Oct 2022

The family got 200K and the cop was demoted.

Johnny2X2X

(24,207 posts)
2. Decades to get to this point
Thu Oct 13, 2022, 01:59 PM
Oct 2022

For decades we've let the police turn into this paramilitary group of bullies.

They think they are above the law, their aim is to bully and terrorize citizens into submission. This has to stop!

WhiskeyGrinder

(26,955 posts)
3. The system cannot be reformed. It's working as designed.
Thu Oct 13, 2022, 02:02 PM
Oct 2022

Its objectives have always been to control and punish, not to protect or provide justice. And it shows.

Otto_Harper

(822 posts)
4. If one spends any time at all watching
Thu Oct 13, 2022, 02:14 PM
Oct 2022

Cop-watcher or 1st Amendment auditor videos, you realize that for many of the Blue-Line thugs, this is Fallujah, not the USA. They act and operate as though they are the occupiers and are above any laws, while they can do anything at whim to the subject population.

Roland99

(53,345 posts)
6. imho, it does seem a bit sus for him to roll his window up. But the Dad?!?
Thu Oct 13, 2022, 04:34 PM
Oct 2022

the Dad did NOTHING!

 

Genki Hikari

(1,766 posts)
7. Why is it suspicious to roll up his window?
Thu Oct 13, 2022, 07:17 PM
Oct 2022

The scene apparently took place in TEXAS, where people tend not to run around with their windows down for long if they can help it. Rolling up the window--I'd do that too if a PIG pulled me over. Know why? So that SOMETHING blocks the shot if they decide to kill me.

Plus, you missed what happened before this stop. He wasn't pulled over for the window, but for making a WIDE RIGHT TURN. And the cop followed him for over a mile before pulling him over.

Anyone with a brain knows why it took him a mile to do it: He ran that plate, heard a Hispanic name come back for the vehicle owner, and that's when he got aggressive.

He profiled that kid, pure and simple.

Roland99

(53,345 posts)
10. Dark-tinted window being rolled up as a cop approaches?
Thu Oct 13, 2022, 10:27 PM
Oct 2022

Come on. How is that not a suspicious move?

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