A practical understanding of "reasonable suspicion" & "probable cause".

[Quixote1818]

Don't know much about this guy but in this video he is 100% spot on! He does a wonderful job on this and it's well worth a look. I watched another video of his and he doesn't buy into the idea of Christians being under attack in the US, suggesting organizations use the idea of Christians being repressed to whip folks into a frenzy and to drive up revenues with wild sensationalism. So he is pretty reasonable on at least two issues. He is probably a libertarian when it comes to taxes and could be way off and a nut job on some other issues but on this issue he is spot on.

[DreamGypsy]

1. Thanks! That was very informative.

Officer, am I free to leave?

Oh, so our current interaction is not a consensual encounter. Then what is the basis of your reasonable suspicion?

Good knowledge for everyone to have (independent of the political views of the person presenting it).

Thanks again, Q1818.

[rock]

2. Bullying: nailed it!

And a few other excellent points.

[Half-Century Man]

3. Teachers wanting to make a point (or cause a shit storm)?

Show this in Civics class

If they still have them, if not we need to reinstate them.

[Voice for Peace]

4. that was great! and timely.

It should be shown to police as well.

[rpannier]

5. K&R

Great and Informative video

[Dustlawyer]

6. This is why cops always want people to stop filming them breaking the law and violating your civil

rights. When they encounter people who know their rights and have cameras rolling, the smart cops leave. This guy is just so used to doing what he wants he did his usual on camera!