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225. Stinky said "You may not have intended it that way, but that's a somewhat racist statement"

Sun Sep 10, 2017, 08:32 PM

Sep 2017

He didn't call you a racist, he said your statement could be construed that way. Anyhow I stand with him and have no need to engage with you any further. Go bust your truth with someone else.

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Black man righteously shames white cop who pulls him over [View all] LonePirate Sep 2017 OP

Get thee to the greatest page malaise Sep 2017 #1

Good for him! This should go viral. MineralMan Sep 2017 #2

K&R... spanone Sep 2017 #3

Hero my ass Sailor65x1 Sep 2017 #4

Okay, that's enough. Iggo Sep 2017 #5

He pulled over a black man for a missed turn signal lisby Sep 2017 #6

And clearly holstered it when he identified no threat Sailor65x1 Sep 2017 #7

So the turn signal was worth being THAT much in danger that he had to un-holster his firearm?!?!?! uponit7771 Sep 2017 #11

You're right, it's decision making Sailor65x1 Sep 2017 #14

I don't see a turn signal being worth it to place himself THAT MUCH in danger in the first place ... uponit7771 Sep 2017 #24

It's not the turn signal that is the potential danger usually rather it's the cstanleytech Sep 2017 #189

Sailor, this knee-jerk reflex to defend cops NO MATTER WHAT is part of the problem. Nitram Sep 2017 #127

Juries fail to convict bc police investigate their own people, and prosecutors prosecute their own. sharedvalues Sep 2017 #229

If he felt threatened he should have called for backup. Kingofalldems Sep 2017 #175

WTH? Some people need to stop being cop apologist idiots. No turn signal is no reason for... brush Sep 2017 #182

Always someone willing to defend out of control police actions. Scruffy1 Sep 2017 #16

+1, " In every police force I know this is against policy." I'm blessed to know some of the most ... uponit7771 Sep 2017 #29

+1 leftstreet Sep 2017 #32

That simple malaise Sep 2017 #70

This happens in Seattle also. FuzzyRabbit Sep 2017 #102

Every action is not "out of control" treestar Sep 2017 #112

Raising your voice and using profanity when threatened by a drawn gun is worse than Nitram Sep 2017 #128

Oh I can understand cussing if an officer did that to me, probably not to their face of course cstanleytech Sep 2017 #192

Yeah, I'm thinking cursing out a cop who just had a gun on me is not such a good idea. cwydro Sep 2017 #220

He mentioned the real possibility of not going home to his family ATL Ebony Sep 2017 #209

It's an issue of power. NutmegYankee Sep 2017 #260

Which is how you know he wasnt being pulled over for a turn signal violation Eliot Rosewater Sep 2017 #31

+1, RIGHT !!! uponit7771 Sep 2017 #34

I wonder what the odds are that the people who side with the cop Eliot Rosewater Sep 2017 #38

Again, unless you think the officer has super human vision, Sailor65x1 Sep 2017 #53

So he draws his gun on all citizens he pulls over no matter why he pulls them over? Eliot Rosewater Sep 2017 #94

He could have driven past streetlights where he was seen MrPurple Sep 2017 #103

I've never seen a cop pull a gun on a white man for failing to use a turn signal. Nitram Sep 2017 #129

I was pulled over at 2 a.m. near my neighborhood for a busted tail light. phylny Sep 2017 #191

Unless he ran his plates Red Mountain Sep 2017 #174

You don't really know what he saw ATL Ebony Sep 2017 #217

Police should draw guns at ALL nighttime traffic Juliusseizure Sep 2017 #248

I guess I am from the segment of America that believes police should never instill fear in others. LonePirate Sep 2017 #15

+1, omg so true .. I just posted about the woman who didn't want to touch her cell phone in her lap! uponit7771 Sep 2017 #27

I'm a white female. I have been pulled over for traffic violations at night. I have never had a cop -Steph- Sep 2017 #22

That's because the PD lights up your car, runs a check on the owner before approaching it. TheBlackAdder Sep 2017 #33

same here. I think that guy was amazingly brave. But what he said was the truth. demigoddess Sep 2017 #47

Cop should have at least apologized Juliusseizure Sep 2017 #249

the DRIVER was brave not the cop. demigoddess Sep 2017 #308

Me too but I have never been pulled over at night treestar Sep 2017 #109

What was the initial "threat" that made him draw his gun for a routine fix it ticket? procon Sep 2017 #35

Have to agree this guy was not a hero LostinRed Sep 2017 #37

The woman who wouldn't touch her cell phone in her lap wasn't a hero either then right? Because uponit7771 Sep 2017 #49

? LostinRed Sep 2017 #52

This video of a woman who wouldn't touch her cell phone in her lap because of cops shooting people.. uponit7771 Sep 2017 #54

I won't engage in whataboutism LostinRed Sep 2017 #62

Not about the officers I'm asking about the peoples reactions to them, do these people who reacted uponit7771 Sep 2017 #119

I think reacting with caution to anyone with a gun in general is a good idea cstanleytech Sep 2017 #193

Your sentiment is certainly efficient in creating a submissive population LanternWaste Sep 2017 #280

Oh? How would you approach someone with a gun even if its a cop? Pull out cstanleytech Sep 2017 #285

I have been stopped by cops... paleotn Sep 2017 #203

Roughly how many years or decades ago was the first one and has that department since then cstanleytech Sep 2017 #205

The first experience was in 1980 paleotn Sep 2017 #210

He just had a police officer point a gun at his head for no good reason. gtar100 Sep 2017 #122

Police may not be the enemy, but they are a threat and a cause for a black man to fear Nitram Sep 2017 #130

Maybe he was not professional.... usedtobedemgurl Sep 2017 #163

i agree... it was pitch dark out there samnsara Sep 2017 #39

I've been pulled over at night plenty of times because I worked odd hours. Never faced a gun. VermontKevin Sep 2017 #116

Then don't fucking pull him over for something stupid, if you're that f*cking ecstatic Sep 2017 #121

Right. So if when was the last time a cop pulled a gun on you for a similar offense? Nitram Sep 2017 #125

and guess why IAMSPARTICUS Sep 2017 #183

I'm an old white guy who has been pulled over far too many times Stinky The Clown Sep 2017 #206

rant!!! heaven05 Sep 2017 #239

In 40+ years of driving I have never once been pulled over for not using a turn signal Maraya1969 Sep 2017 #261

did he know the guy was black treestar Sep 2017 #106

Message auto-removed Name removed Sep 2017 #294

and here you are again ismnotwasm Sep 2017 #296

I'm sure it's easy to have patience when you're the one Control-Z Sep 2017 #8

He's not holding a gun Sailor65x1 Sep 2017 #12

Yup LostinRed Sep 2017 #43

doubt it is professionalism or patience Kali Sep 2017 #9

It was knowing a camera was running. nt. Mariana Sep 2017 #246

InOtherWords:"...those [not me] type of people have no reason to feel the way they do..." :rolleyes: uponit7771 Sep 2017 #10

No, my words are pretty clear; there are no "Other words" Sailor65x1 Sep 2017 #13

The misplaced benefit of the doubt is the dog that wont hunt IMHO, the man in the car reacted that.. uponit7771 Sep 2017 #30

Seriously, Sailor65x1? catbyte Sep 2017 #18

Exactly. Thank you, catbyte. SunSeeker Sep 2017 #57

As I said up (Or down?)-Thread Sailor65x1 Sep 2017 #64

My dad wasn't a cop in "Mayberry" and I don't appreciate your condescension. catbyte Sep 2017 #88

lol ... Mayberry " ... not those areas ... ", your slip is showing dude. uponit7771 Sep 2017 #255

Exactly Doreen Sep 2017 #85

Fox and RWNJ's agree with you.... stonecutter357 Sep 2017 #23

Do tell us your experiences being pulled over as a black man by cops Eliot Rosewater Sep 2017 #28

Uh-huh... MineralMan Sep 2017 #51

The cop knew he was being recorded. Mariana Sep 2017 #65

BINGO! The calm demeanor of the cop was because he knew he was being recorded. Lil Missy Sep 2017 #204

Not sure if you ever had someone pull a gun on you Perseus Sep 2017 #83

Sailor65x1, foreman of the jury. PdxSean Sep 2017 #96

Excellent post ChubbyStar Sep 2017 #104

Thank you. nt Susan Calvin Sep 2017 #126

Another attorney here Juliusseizure Sep 2017 #250

LOL! "Great patience." You've proved the driver's point ecstatic Sep 2017 #120

"Great patience on the part of the officer?" WTF! What, he should shoot the guy for being angry Nitram Sep 2017 #124

Post removed Post removed Sep 2017 #181

Wow, you missed the whole point. n/t USALiberal Sep 2017 #231

I was taught you only point a gun at something you intend to kill mulp Sep 2017 #259

What car camera was he using? Baitball Blogger Sep 2017 #17

Your Concern is noted.. Tribalceltic Sep 2017 #19

Since most of those were criminals shooting at the cops not much? EX500rider Sep 2017 #142

By mistake of course JonLP24 Sep 2017 #243

Cause the cops never shoot people who lay down on the ground with their hands in the air or shoot uponit7771 Sep 2017 #257

Didn't say they didn't... EX500rider Sep 2017 #287

The problem here is that black people are subconsciously seen as dangerous. Oneironaut Sep 2017 #20

Great rant. It does look like the cop is ashamed. Lucky Luciano Sep 2017 #21

My heroes are like my old coworker Ruth. Ruth was a short, stocky woman Hortensis Sep 2017 #25

The juxtaposition of your story and the Woolworth's sit in, doesn't really make sense to me. M0rpheus Sep 2017 #150

A cop telling a woman to "move your ass!" is LACK OF TACT? What?!!! Hortensis Sep 2017 #159

Lack of tact - yes. Practically the minimum, I expect in my police interactions. M0rpheus Sep 2017 #212

What is the cop doing with his left hand? cyclonefence Sep 2017 #26

Curious , I saw that too, i thought that was his walkie or microphone and he Eliot Rosewater Sep 2017 #36

Most likely a mic to call for backup if things go to shit. TheBlackAdder Sep 2017 #42

He has his fingers hooked in the top of his vest Sailor65x1 Sep 2017 #56

I'm a white middle aged woman and log about 100,000 miles a year Horse with no Name Sep 2017 #40

Give the cop credit left-of-center2012 Sep 2017 #41

The woman who wouldn't touch her cell phone in her lap was having a hissy too? thx in advance uponit7771 Sep 2017 #50

I'm addressing one video ... left-of-center2012 Sep 2017 #66

The cop knew he was being recorded. Mariana Sep 2017 #55

And the driver was playing to his camera ... left-of-center2012 Sep 2017 #68

So what? Mariana Sep 2017 #71

The cop remained calm and polite. left-of-center2012 Sep 2017 #76

If you just had a pointed in your face Mariana Sep 2017 #78

Some cop points a gun at me ... left-of-center2012 Sep 2017 #82

Interesting that you see this as some sort of competition. gtar100 Sep 2017 #145

attitude and behaviour of the cop left-of-center2012 Sep 2017 #143

It's oh so polite to point a gun in someone's face because they didn't use a turn signal? MrsCoffee Sep 2017 #262

Nothing seen on the video of cop pointing a gun left-of-center2012 Sep 2017 #271

You didn't see it, so it couldn't have happened. MrsCoffee Sep 2017 #275

Exactly left-of-center2012 Sep 2017 #278

I dunno, is pulling a gun on the driver for a pissant signal violation, "respectful"? procon Sep 2017 #60

The cop was merely being cautious. left-of-center2012 Sep 2017 #69

"cautious" must mean something different on your planet, yeah? nt procon Sep 2017 #73

cautious putting himself in a situation where he had to un-holster his weapon?! Bull, that's the uponit7771 Sep 2017 #117

"some fool?" pangaia Sep 2017 #118

This message was self-deleted by its author ChubbyStar Sep 2017 #165

"Once he saw it was just some fool." Wow! Nitram Sep 2017 #132

Did he think acting as he did was his best defense? left-of-center2012 Sep 2017 #147

nope.. pangaia Sep 2017 #168

LOL, and a white man would not have had a gun pulled on him. Wow, missing much? n/t USALiberal Sep 2017 #232

No where in the video ... left-of-center2012 Sep 2017 #241

There's no reason ... NOT ... to believe the driver of the car when he said he did have his gun out uponit7771 Sep 2017 #258

Well, he was having a hissy fit n/t left-of-center2012 Sep 2017 #272

As expected, still no reason ... NOT ... to believe what he said especially when the officer did not uponit7771 Sep 2017 #273

You certainly do seem to allege knowledge of the cops precise thinking process. LanternWaste Sep 2017 #282

No, the cop deserves no credit at all. Unless you think that a cop who doesn't shoot a seated Nitram Sep 2017 #131

I give the cop credit shanny Sep 2017 #240

You certainly holds cops to a low standard if you afford them credit simply for doing the least poss LanternWaste Sep 2017 #281

I give this cop a lot of credit. Ohioboy Sep 2017 #44

No, he wasn't "patient", he was petrified with that deer caught in the headlights look. nt procon Sep 2017 #63

Amen left-of-center2012 Sep 2017 #87

ONLY BECAUSE THE ASSHOLE COP WAS BEING RECORDED! REALLY SIMPLE! nt USALiberal Sep 2017 #233

The policeman knew he was being videoed; otherwise, he would have taken the opportunity to beat or Hoyt Sep 2017 #101

No doubt bluevoter4life Sep 2017 #45

I agree, it almost certainly would have gone worse Mariana Sep 2017 #58

yup, saw this video yuiyoshida Sep 2017 #46

common turn single trick to make a traffic stop, after they run plates & get nothing. They're afraid Sunlei Sep 2017 #48

Not a great example on the part of the motorist. Too over the top. bitterross Sep 2017 #59

Exactly left-of-center2012 Sep 2017 #89

I'm with you bitterross. kag Sep 2017 #90

I found the video very convincing, bitter. Nitram Sep 2017 #133

I believe the driver. I just don't see how it is convincing - unless you want to it be bitterross Sep 2017 #152

That's an awful lot of words to elaborate on what you already wrote. Nitram Sep 2017 #166

Missed turn signal? kentuck Sep 2017 #61

The driver was out of control. He was fortunate that the officer didn't arrest him IMO. Trust Buster Sep 2017 #67

Arrest him for what? Mariana Sep 2017 #74

Obstructing official business. I sure wouldn't want to stand on the road waiting for this guy to Trust Buster Sep 2017 #79

That sounds like a real stretch. Mariana Sep 2017 #86

I have my opinion, you have yours. Trust Buster Sep 2017 #91

Laws are generally written down. Mariana Sep 2017 #97

You may not have intended it that way, but that's a somewhat racist statement. Stinky The Clown Sep 2017 #207

There was nothing racist about my statement. Those that jump to hot button words instead of Trust Buster Sep 2017 #208

As I said, you didn't get it Stinky The Clown Sep 2017 #213

You added zero to the conversation other than name calling. Don't kid yourself, you did not debate. Trust Buster Sep 2017 #214

There wasnt any name calling from Stinky ChubbyStar Sep 2017 #216

Calling me racist because he disagrees with my position regarding this traffic stop Trust Buster Sep 2017 #221

Stinky said "You may not have intended it that way, but that's a somewhat racist statement" ChubbyStar Sep 2017 #225

How was he obstructing? Officer was asking NO questions or saying anything. n/t USALiberal Sep 2017 #234

I asked that poster to show us the law Mariana Sep 2017 #247

Fuck civil rights, eh? MrsCoffee Sep 2017 #263

Nonsense, the driver can file a complaint if he so chooses. The tirade of profanities was wrong. Trust Buster Sep 2017 #264

And the cop can follow the law himself or find a new fucking "business". MrsCoffee Sep 2017 #265

I have seen zero evidence that the officer broke the law. Trust Buster Sep 2017 #266

Of course you haven't. MrsCoffee Sep 2017 #267

Calm down. Two opinions can differ. Trust Buster Sep 2017 #268

I don't calm down in the fight for civil rights. MrsCoffee Sep 2017 #269

The driver can say whatever profanities he wants. NutmegYankee Sep 2017 #291

Nope, not to a police officer. Escalating a situation is also not very smart. Trust Buster Sep 2017 #292

Please cite the case law then. NutmegYankee Sep 2017 #293

I'm not a lawyer. Common sense is my guide. Trust Buster Sep 2017 #295

So you say it's illegal, but you have nothing to back it up? NutmegYankee Sep 2017 #297

You miss the entire point. The officer showed incredible restraint. The driver was escalating the Trust Buster Sep 2017 #298

The Officer has no legal basis to arrest the man for profanities. NutmegYankee Sep 2017 #299

Sure he did. Obstructing official police business would have been an easy misdemeanor. Trust Buster Sep 2017 #300

LOL! NutmegYankee Sep 2017 #302

Your main issue Trustbuster is you have an Authoritarian personality type. NutmegYankee Sep 2017 #301

Nope, verbally abusing an officer and risking an escalation is just not smart. Trust Buster Sep 2017 #303

Actually, you do. NutmegYankee Sep 2017 #305

So much for your "free speech" meme, Huh ? LOL Trust Buster Sep 2017 #306

meme? NutmegYankee Sep 2017 #307

Under what municipal code violation? procon Sep 2017 #80

#4 is the one that gets a gun pulled on you for missing a turn signal. Iggo Sep 2017 #218

I agree left-of-center2012 Sep 2017 #92

Out of control? He was very, very angry about having faced a moment where he thought he might die. Nitram Sep 2017 #134

Well, he should have been locked up for that. Mariana Sep 2017 #157

Out of control? For scolding a cop who harassed him by stopping him at night for not Nitram Sep 2017 #270

Appropriate use of Force! This stop was not about a minor turn signal! MarkEzra Sep 2017 #72

So you know the officer and his family! whistler162 Sep 2017 #84

"What was that black man thinking!?" left-of-center2012 Sep 2017 #93

Shame on you so-called left-of-center. The man feared for his life as a cop with a drawn gun Nitram Sep 2017 #135

Total douchebag. Nt B2G Sep 2017 #75

To the cop's credit Perseus Sep 2017 #77

I think everyone should record encounters with police Mariana Sep 2017 #81

After the video ... left-of-center2012 Sep 2017 #95

Funny... Perseus Sep 2017 #100

Here is a flippin idea. Doreen Sep 2017 #98

In one video clip, this driver extols BLM agenda perfectly! rogue emissary Sep 2017 #99

Unfortunately, the driver acted like an idiot, but he was right. LuckyCharms Sep 2017 #105

He was probably full of adrenaline Mariana Sep 2017 #108

I do think it would be fair to hear the cop's treestar Sep 2017 #107

Let 'im post it. Why wouldn't he, such bravery and all that. ret5hd Sep 2017 #111

a newspaper will likely report on this SethH Sep 2017 #196

Using this as an example of police brutality/abuse/harrasment whittles down the real issue IMO LiberalLovinLug Sep 2017 #110

Are you kidding me? He used racial profiling to assume guilt before being proven innocent. LonePirate Sep 2017 #113

I took it as him being unnecessarily overly cautious in a situation LiberalLovinLug Sep 2017 #115

Where do you see any evidence of racial profiling? Lee-Lee Sep 2017 #155

Assuming a white cop is a racist after he pulls a gun on a black man in a car is pretty safe bet. LonePirate Sep 2017 #162

Your making a whole lid of assumptions not backed by evidence Lee-Lee Sep 2017 #172

You're doing nothing but making excuses for reprehensible and inexcusable behavior. LonePirate Sep 2017 #177

You clearly can't think rationally about this Lee-Lee Sep 2017 #180

You're the one with all of the suppositions. Based on the known facts, racism is the likely suspect. LonePirate Sep 2017 #185

Your making up facts Lee-Lee Sep 2017 #190

Only in your reality. MrsCoffee Sep 2017 #277

What policeman pulls over a citizen for not using a turn signal? kwassa Sep 2017 #288

Right Lee-Lee ... cop admits they only shoot black people on camera but we should all give them the uponit7771 Sep 2017 #254

I'm a big (white) guy... ret5hd Sep 2017 #114

I'm curious, Liberal, what do you think made the office realize "the driver was not a threat?" Nitram Sep 2017 #137

Do you know the officer broke procedure by having his gun out? TCJ70 Sep 2017 #140

My question was an honest one too (you don't have some sort of monopoly on honesty). Nitram Sep 2017 #164

I didn't write the post you initially responded to here... TCJ70 Sep 2017 #167

The point is that the cop should not have drawn his gun soaring a minor traffic stop. Nitram Sep 2017 #170

It's fine for you to believe that... TCJ70 Sep 2017 #194

Just 3 more questions, TCJ. Would you consider the failure to signal a turn a clear and present Nitram Sep 2017 #289

Answers: TCJ70 Sep 2017 #304

We don't know what that was. LiberalLovinLug Sep 2017 #284

Then his decision making is slack, he shouldn't put himself in a situation where he needs to touch.. uponit7771 Sep 2017 #253

Any lawyer will tell you that this is exactly... mudstump Sep 2017 #123

Lawyers don't want their clients getting shot Mariana Sep 2017 #161

WOW!!! still_one Sep 2017 #136

I had a similar incident soon after coming home from 'Nam madokie Sep 2017 #138

So...guy gets pulled over and cop has a gun out walking up to the car... TCJ70 Sep 2017 #139

So you support cops terrorizing black men because that's what he did. LonePirate Sep 2017 #144

Didn't realize I was talking to a psychic... TCJ70 Sep 2017 #148

I didn't realize I was talking to someone who cannot identify obvious racial profiling. LonePirate Sep 2017 #154

There was no "obvious racial profiling" in that video Lee-Lee Sep 2017 #156

"Obvious racial profiling" TCJ70 Sep 2017 #160

He pulled a gun on a black man for a turn signal violation. LonePirate Sep 2017 #176

The simplest answer is racism... TCJ70 Sep 2017 #195

What other alternatives? Such as the one where he is incompetent at his job? LonePirate Sep 2017 #197

Maybe the driver was reaching under his seat or making suspicious movements Lee-Lee Sep 2017 #198

Oh yeah. Nobody ever tries to retrieve their paperwork after being pulled over. LonePirate Sep 2017 #202

No, that is only the most obvious explanation that a cop can come up with. MrsCoffee Sep 2017 #276

Everyone is making "furtive moves", i.e., -- reaching for their driver's licenses. R B Garr Sep 2017 #279

Really? Lee-Lee Sep 2017 #153

I agree. It is easy for keyboard heroes to not appreciate the shoes the officer was walking in. Trust Buster Sep 2017 #146

Pull video of him approaching a white driver with his gun out and I will agree. n/t USALiberal Sep 2017 #236

yeah you're right heaven05 Sep 2017 #244

FFS, show me video of him approaching EVERY car that way and I will believe your BS. nt USALiberal Sep 2017 #235

WTF !? Point being the cop shouldn't put himself in a situation where he needs to touch his firearm uponit7771 Sep 2017 #252

What people defending the officer miss Johnny2X2X Sep 2017 #141

Can't wait til I see Samuel L Jackson in the movie version LakeArenal Sep 2017 #149

Post removed Post removed Sep 2017 #151

I agree with you 100% left-of-center2012 Sep 2017 #158

Not surprised one bit by your post. Kingofalldems Sep 2017 #199

Righteously ,oh really ? Wash. state Desk Jet Sep 2017 #169

Yeah, we all should remain calm right before we are summarily executed by a police officer. LonePirate Sep 2017 #179

That's a big question LonePirate Wash. state Desk Jet Sep 2017 #184

It goes beyond training. It's the LEO's lack of social awareness as well. LonePirate Sep 2017 #187

NEWS ARTICLE and twitter reactions here trueblue2007 Sep 2017 #171

Thank you for posting this. Sadly, incidents like this are far too common in America nowadays. LonePirate Sep 2017 #178

March 2000: NY police will review their policy on when to draw gun. Nitram Sep 2017 #173

Volitile scene, could have gone wrong... GetRidOfThem Sep 2017 #186

I hope a journalist somewhere investigates this event and obtains both sides of the story. LonePirate Sep 2017 #188

If he'd been white, we'd just have called him a jerk. Susan Calvin Sep 2017 #200

If he'd've been white, the cop wouldn't have pulled a gun. (n/t) Iggo Sep 2017 #219

Yes, exactly. nt Susan Calvin Sep 2017 #222

Damn skippy! nt MrScorpio Sep 2017 #201

After reading this thread, bear in mind the fundamental point: Stinky The Clown Sep 2017 #211

Exactly! Although it's easy not to realize that given the numerous responses here supporting the LEO LonePirate Sep 2017 #215

It wouldn't have. I know that. White privilege. Susan Calvin Sep 2017 #224

Yes. Exactly. nt Susan Calvin Sep 2017 #223

+1, don't believe some are scolding the drive uponit7771 Sep 2017 #251

Watch these two videos jmowreader Sep 2017 #226

You think someone who doesn't use a turn signal is a cop troll? LonePirate Sep 2017 #227

Those are examples of the risk cops should accept when they accept the job. Stinky The Clown Sep 2017 #228

Really stupid comparisons....... USALiberal Sep 2017 #238

"He ain't about to Sandra Bland me"... HipChick Sep 2017 #230

I have a CCW. Since when you get pulled over, cops always run williesgirl Sep 2017 #237

My dad was a cop and he always told me to never say anything when pulled over nini Sep 2017 #242

Message auto-removed Name removed Sep 2017 #245

I would need more information to judge what happened in this video. Willie Pep Sep 2017 #256

I just stopped in to read the TRIGGERED responses from obvious disrupters tenderfoot Sep 2017 #274

Yeah, a lot of people so quick to call racism... TCJ70 Sep 2017 #286

Yeah, a lot of (white) people so quick to defend cops... Nitram Sep 2017 #290

He's my bro, all right! Blue_Tires Sep 2017 #283