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Julian Englis

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19. This is not only harassment but it's stupid.
Fri Nov 17, 2017, 05:36 PM
Nov 2017

If they want to ticket someone for erratic driving fine. But to charge someone with a crime based only on a subjective opinion of someone with minimal training appears to be an abuse of power.

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Abuse or an outstanding fraud warrant? Codeine Nov 2017 #1
If there are warrants out for your arrest, it's wise to keep a low profile. EL34x4 Nov 2017 #2
Exactly. "Abuse of power"? Only if they made up the warrant, which they didn't. 7962 Nov 2017 #3
The sheriff abused his powers by claiming the sticker was illegal and then the BS post on Facebook Julian Englis Nov 2017 #6
That presentation was guaranteed to alert cop instincts. Hortensis Nov 2017 #9
A bit of leger de main in what you just posted. Julian Englis Nov 2017 #10
Sorry, I don't think calling that hate speech is wrong. Hortensis Nov 2017 #11
Hate speech is pretty well defined legal term. You'd do well to understand that. Julian Englis Nov 2017 #18
Like pornography, we know it when I see or hear it. Hortensis Nov 2017 #20
Cite, please. mahatmakanejeeves Nov 2017 #25
Here's an abuse of power that stands head & shoulders above most: 7962 Nov 2017 #12
Happens all the time in jurisdictions where lost tax Hortensis Nov 2017 #14
This is not only harassment but it's stupid. Julian Englis Nov 2017 #19
I do not share FB posts with the F word in them. TNNurse Nov 2017 #4
That's your choice. But you can't legally stop others from doing so if you're a sheriff. Julian Englis Nov 2017 #8
Are you suggesting the police should have overlooked her warrant, or that they xor Nov 2017 #5
Have you read how the whole story & how the Sheriff illegally harassed her prior to the arrest? Julian Englis Nov 2017 #7
Targeting? califootman Nov 2017 #13
So does the earlier harassment immunize her from ever having the outstanding warrant enforced? onenote Nov 2017 #15
It certainly doesn't. califootman Nov 2017 #21
The warrant was from August. onenote Nov 2017 #22
Every time I am stopped Cold War Spook Nov 2017 #24
If you come to the attention of law enforcement with an active warrant, you're an idiot. X_Digger Nov 2017 #16
The fraud charge appears pre-existing MosheFeingold Nov 2017 #17
I'm assuming it's a legal sign Yupster Nov 2017 #23
Fraud? Turbineguy Nov 2017 #26
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