Florida Cop Arrested For Wearing ‘Anonymous’ Mask Warns ‘There’s A War Coming’

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212. You weren't there either.

And you still haven't pointed to any known facts that would justify even asking him to disclose his identity or remove his mask. All you have is your blind faith that the cop must have, in her "judgment" a justifiable basis for suspecting that a criminal act was about to be committed or that the protest was intended to intimidate.

The fact that someone waives their first and fifth amendment rights on one occasion doesn't mean that they're gone forever. '

As for needing a new line of work -- he's on paid administrative leave, no decision has been made whether to pursue the arrest or drop the charges, and based on the article you linked to, it seems more likely than not that in the end the charges will be dropped because, as in other like cases, the arrest doesn't measure up to the constitutionally required standard.