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Dustlawyer

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

Reply to Quixote1818 (Original post)

Mon Sep 8, 2014, 01:31 PM

Sep 2014

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!

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A practical understanding of "reasonable suspicion" & "probable cause". [View all] Quixote1818 Sep 2014 OP

Thanks! That was very informative. DreamGypsy Sep 2014 #1

Bullying: nailed it! rock Sep 2014 #2

Teachers wanting to make a point (or cause a shit storm)? Half-Century Man Sep 2014 #3

that was great! and timely. Voice for Peace Sep 2014 #4

K&R rpannier Sep 2014 #5

This is why cops always want people to stop filming them breaking the law and violating your civil Dustlawyer Sep 2014 #6