I'm note sure that case law matter to the extent that the police rely on it. Read the law and ask, if they violate their policies or training do they lose QI?

@@Nickle314 that's a good point. Generally police don't know about precedents in court. It's the courts job to sort out

There first has to be a complainant before anything can be done at all. The police cannot be the complainant. They have to be given a warning first, that means no ticket or arrest. This wouldn't have even been an arrest or a citation even if the cops knew the law, it would have never even gone to court. How would a court find them in violation of the noise ordinance?

@@breathofdifferentair1950 Not quite my point. They police say they can commit any violation if there is no case law. 13:23 in to the video It's the bit at 13:25. A right is clearly established when it is "sufficiently clear that every reasonable official would have understood that what he is doing violates that right" So if the policy policy is clear, and the officer has signed to say he has read that policy, then does something different that violates someone's right, my take is a reasonable official would understand they are violating rights. That extends it beyond precedent.

@@KingPopinLockin there is not a chance in hell you are correct on this.

They were black males with firearms. As far as cops and racist in general are concerned that means they have drugs on them

True they can smoke weed all they want

Agreed. Unless she wanted a hit, there’s no need to assume that they have weed based on them being young black men. Well outside of being racist…

@@Jamesfrancosdog Nah, cops are taking growth hormone and opioids.

Typical woman behavior...

I agree She wasn't able to maintain her composure or keep her fear in check yeah she definitely needs a desk job she's not qualified for the field. This is a little known statistic but most female officers end up at the desk job after a year in the field

Most cops do. I once called 911 for a buddy with a broken leg. I was talking with dispatch when an unrequested officer showed up to assist put his gun on me for having a suspicious cell phone..... The phone I was talking to dispatch with cause rural NH gps wasn't a thing yet.

I’m not pro cop by any means but any reasonable person would be a bit scared with random shots going off and you can’t see where they were coming from. Everyone wants to get home to their family.

Right and then ask where the weed at.

@@TheRizzlyBear21 Any reasonable person would read the room and see these two, were not scared, acting as if they weren't committing any crime more like the acted if felt legally justified in what they were doing, and reasonably complying with orders though they didn't say yes master so I guess how an un reasonable person would still be a bit scared after reading the room at that point.

Exactly. Speaking of exactly, google 'incarceration in the united states wiki'. When you see the graph shoot up, that's exactly when America became a police state.

Also disbanding police unions.

Lol cops get arrested for breaking the law all the time.

@@CaptainRockoBD getting arrested doesn’t mean you’ll get found guilty.

@@CaptainRockoBD well most of the time they loose their jobs and thats it. Which is ridiculous and wrong. A cop can break several laws that would get a citize convicted and sentenced to prison, and the cop will walk scot free most of the time and only losing their job.

No black people don't need guns remember 5th amendment says everybody but black people can't have guns you know I'm being sarcastic right

There once was a farmer & a merchant who had stalls across from each other. He was a cabbage farmer, the merchant an apple salesman. The merchant had a giant tub of good apples, & the farmer would come buy 1 everyday. But 1 day, he saw a bad apple on top. 'That's nothing, easily ignorable.' He thought as he got his apple & went on his way. Business was good for both. But the next day, the farmer saw 5 more bad apples on top. 'Oh, this is fine, just bad luck.'. One less person came to the merchant that day. The very next, there was 11 more bad ones. 'Surely Merchant is just having bad luck.' So farmer told him about the bad apples on top. Merchant, appalled at the thought that he could have bad apples, exclaimed "These are good apples! I will keep them & defend them!". But less people came that day. Over the next few days, more and more bad apples were piled on top, making it harder & harder to see any of the good ones. Try as he might, Farmer could not get Merchant to see reason. "These are good apples! I will keep & defend them!" This went on until 1 day... no one came by except Farmer. The tub of good apples now looked like sludge that stank & no one wanted to see. Customers were starting to want to kick him out of the market. Confused, Merchant asked Farmer, "What is wrong with my apples? They are good? You just have to dig through the other ones?" Farmer, shaking his head sadly, replied, "Merchant, you cannot keep the bad ones, they will drive people away..." but Merchant replied, "These are my apples, I will keep & defend them!". Unable to see reason, Farmer took him over to his cabbage stall. None of them were bad, sure, some were oddly shaped, some were small, but none were rotten. Business was good for Farmer. Confused, Merchant asked, "How do you keep them so good?" To which Farmer chuckled: "I take the bad ones & make them into fertilizer, so new, good cabbages can grow! If you keep the bad ones, it makes the rest look horrible, & no one will like them." Now if only police departments could be more like Farmer, instead of keeping & defending the bad cops, make the bad cops examples of what not to be. There'd be less bad ones, & people would be more trusting of them.

@@smusky4643 no one’s reading that shit

@@smusky4643 I agree we should throw the sludge cops into a mulcher. The new cops will learn from the sight.

@@smusky4643 It's also more that bad apples don't just obscure the good ones, but actively spoil them as well like a plague until the good are pretty much all turned just as bad as the original bad influences

Also said how stupid it is for them to shoot when a cop is there. Looked like she was a couple houses down and they were in the back, doubt they knew she was even there

To go to such extremes is crazy, definitely worth reviewing her cases tho and if they depend on her word alone, then it gives a chances to be overturned.

He didn't JUST say she SAW it, she says she has it on video!

@@ThePersonToBlame They always take a cop's word even when there is video. Imagine how bad it was before video.

Yup wait for a good lawyer to chew her ass up on a cross examination

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Not u derstand IG the law is intentional. The Supreme Court stated cops can’t be expected to know all the laws. Why you ask? That way it’s difficult to hold them accountable for violating them!!

@@darscassel Then how can they arrest someone if they don’t know the law? They could have just said “we’re not sure if this is illegal”. Their ignorance can ruin peoples lives.

@@darscassel they should be expected to learn at least common sense laws like those involved in this clip. Fir example, refusing to identify and shooting a firearm at night. The cops are incorrect on both offenses!

Omg it’s terrifying. They just feed off of each others ignorance too. God help us.

2:31 That's not what she means by _"When it's this dark"_ concerning being illegal to target shoot on private property. What she means is their *_skin_* is _"too dark."_ Point-blank. Listen to everytine she says _"dark"_ in this new context, and the whole thing makes sense. She's racist.

Not sure if you're familiar with the term "sundown town," but this whole interaction definitely harkens back to an ugly part of American history that directly relates with your comment. Sundown Towns were places that explicitly excluded non-whites after sunset, and even beyond those towns, countless innocent black folks were historically arrested for doing any sort of otherwise normal business "after dark," whether that was purchasing or selling goods, walking outdoors, talking "loudly", etc. It became so bad that any criminal charges labeled "[mundane activity] after dark" was understood to actually mean "[mundane activity] while Black." @@darrene.vonbraun4421

Why laughed at that part like, “whaet ma’am?”

They don't identify you to know who you are. They put your information in a database so that when there is an actual offense committed they have a possible suspect. That way they don't have to "figure out what's going on."

What she meant was being disrespectful and having a smart alec behavior, and you form an argument like a 12 year old arguing with their mom lol.

@@redraider4b40 ....maybe I should have slowed this down for the idiots. I know what her intent was....her inability to de-escalate the situation or calmly assess the situation instead of making impulsive empty threats off the jump, highlights her inability to do her job.

@@redraider4b40 Unfortunately what she meant and what she actually said are two completely different things - very different legally too. Love the way you back a cop acting very badly.

Exactly

@@redraider4b40 what law is being disrespectful?

yep, racist pig showed herself

That was racist asf

@@Outerspacejunky yes the cop was definitely racist

I would have told her it's at wherever she kept it... Since she's so convinced that there's weed she probably put it there somewhere.

Officer: "Where's the weed at?" Kids: "There's no weed here. But there ARE a lot of donuts. Everyone can see them hiding in the seat of your pants . . . ma''am. "

Awesome last name!

Right, smh you have to know the the law or they’ll make something up to get their way

These POLICE OFFICERS are used to dealing with SHEEPLE & DULLARDS.

Why dont schools teach kids their Constitutional rights?? Its amazing we have to know algebra but not shit that REALLY matters like our rights....!

@@throatpunch4789 They do. In High School. US Law. We went through the constitution and the laws relevant to citizens. However it's only taught senior year in VA for some reason.

Agreed. At a certain point, I stop trying to communicate when it becomes clear that the other party is purposefully not engaging in good faith. I do it to my boss, my coworkers, even my husband and my mom might get a monotone series of "okay"s, "understood"s, and "that's fine"s when I quit on a conversation, so why would some random cop be special?

Stupid is as stupid does.

AGREE !! God complex in authority will only cause problems

Well, a lot of people, kids / adult children for example, will say it's their property, when it's really in the name of a parent or grandparent.

@@wvrjl Then don't ask the same question 5 times first.

they know it, they just dont expect citizens to know anything.

In this day in age african americans have to learn the laws so they cant be railroaded by BS charges when the police feel like accusing them of stuff.

Quota Hires.

They have to. They have consequences if they break the law, police don't.

@@ksfallenangel5770 and in this day and age the cops don’t have to learn the laws because they can do whatever they want and get away with it thanks to qualified immunity.

@@dermagnus8482 - If "Quota hires" is in response to the female officer in particular, the SCOTUS declared affirmative action quotas illegal in the 1980's. Any legal affirmative action program can only consider things like sex, race, ethnicity, etc. when considering candidates who are already in the qualified applicant pool. Those traits can't be used to put candidates in the qualified applicant pool, let alone to give unqualified applicants a position. And again, quotas are illegal. Also, there were two male officers who also misrepresented the law in that jurisdiction.

Institute for Justice has a great podcast series about Qualified Immunity.

Not only do we need to end qualified immunity, we need to start doubling the penalties for crimes committed by law enforcement while on duty, in uniform, driving squad cars, or otherwise representing themselves as law enforcement

@@wyattblessing7078 QI has got to go!

They definitely need to get rid of it

People dont understand how that works tho. If you get rid of QI every cop in every city and state would immediatley have lawsuits pending over the most frivilous stuff, traffic tickets, actual legal stops and citations. Not every cop does their job poorly, but getting rid of QI would make every cop a target. The courthouses would be clogged up within days from the lawsuits. Not to mention it would mean their personal info gets out, and people could even show up to their homes. You wanna stop this kind of police behavior we need to 100% no exceptions REQUIRE bodycams. From the time they clock in till they clock out, and if they break this rule prosecute them. I fuckin guarentee this shit would clear up quick if that were the case.

These are the type of cops that stay with the police force for a long time 🤮🤮🤮

@@tripvic7629 those are the type of cops I don’t feel bad about when I hear they got eviscerated by some hot fast moving lead.

Always feelings and ego with police smh.

@@Sneaky5.sl0w. true

@@Sneaky5.sl0w. I’d rather them lose their job and any possibility of another job that is publicly funded.

I think it would have been the officers lawyers who brought up qualified immunity, and legally speaking quite effectively because it basically assured his clients success. That said the idea of qualified immunity is gross, and I’m disappointed the Supreme Court made that ruling, yet I’m not surprised. But to my point it wouldn’t be the judge who makes that decision, especially a lower court judge, he simply has to apply the existing case law.

There needs to be some repercussions for judges who side against the law on rulings. Especially when their ruling gets over turned in a higher court.

@@killingmonkey11 Agreed, there needs to be a far more legitimate process to review judges decisions by someone that isn’t part of the process or accountable to these judges. We need something like a peer review process, but without having their buddies in the ranks.

Nah he gets a Z.

I fucking hate that bullshit…this is why people kill cops and I don’t blame them

Let's get that memo to nationwide PDs.

I heard of laws that said not knowing the law doesn't allow you to break it legally.

as they will tell us ignorance of the law is NO EXCUSE

@@charliekeeling5317 That's what I was trying to say. It should also apply to the Police more so because it's their job to enforce the laws.

@@RollingThunder808 police have qualified immunity. It's ok if they don't know all the laws

Ignorance of the law is not an excuse for regular citizens.

That's what you get when your only requirement is a high school diploma and 6 months training

@@bloodshotred6334 I went through like 4.5 in the military and only had a high-school diploma...her iq is just bad lmao

@@bloodshotred6334 GED and 6 months training (maybe).

Man they need to up education requirements

Right up there with "you're committing suspicious activity". 🤣🤣🤣

My response would have been, “I’m not acting, ma’am.” That’d piss her off

Also, that policewoman and the policemen composed their own laws while on duty. Better is that those [black] citizens be smart instead of stupid

Why not? You're acting dumb!

That’s how cops talk most of the time

She was talking down to them and had an attitude the entire time. Not a shred of professionalism or even basic decency communicating with another human being.

Corruption at its finest

“Where’s the weed at?”🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️ she’s so nervous she don’t know what to say. Fuckinng goofy!

She is a super tyrant and a huge liar.

She could have meant that she had the shots on camera (she did) and that he admitted shooting guns into the air. That means he admitted to a class 4 felony, reckless discharge of a firearm.

@@brandonhebert5485 a cow could be a horse but it isn't.

The stupid thing is they already _have_ insurance.

How did that work out for doctors? Badly, right? Very, very badly. Instead of the doctor getting fired, for causing a huge lawsuit against the hospital, now they just file a claim with the insurance and nothing happens to the doctor to correct their behavior. Ending QI will also end the ability to find the police department liable. The police department can't file bankruptcy on the judgment but the cop can, and immediately will.

@@Tijuanabill You're kidding, right? If someone files a claim against your malpractice insurance, your rate goes up. If your rate goes up, you become more of a liability against the hospital. If you're too liable, you get fired and no hospital will hire you.

@@slimeboy3 Your theory is perfectly sound. I can't argue with it, in any way. But reality doesn't align with the theory. Reality is, doctors are in high demand, and the list of former doctors who still want to be doctors, has about a dozen names on it. The worst of the worst go from state to state, and repeatedly are given new chances.

@@Tijuanabill bad doctors are rejected by the system much sooner than bad cops.

LackLuster Gang

"You're being identified until I can identify who you are...."

“Where’s the weed at”

Ur vids take up like 2 hours of my day every day

@@ramon1029 that shot blew me & acting all scarred on the back up calls escalating tf outta it

That and the other officer calling him cuz

@@dc7993 yeah isn't that the height of professionalism?

@@dc7993 "You ain't family and if you were you'd be disowned."

She just wanted a toke. She was feeling stressed I bet.

Good catch. I didn't even notice that.

Yep, that is how police officer get shot, and armed citizens go to prison for life.

She did not identify herself as a cop in hopes she could murder 1 or more of these people.. I believe they purposely fail to identify themselves as cops so murdering black people will be seen as justified. A tiny bit of justification is all cops need to get away with murder.

@@consistentlystupid4726 It escalated so quickly, I didn't even notice.

Definitely a good catch. I missed that one as well

Was thinking that lol they’re just supposed to know a cop is over on the other street? They will make up anything

because she's the main character

What makes her think it's wrong to shoot a gun at night? Then she lied and said she saw them when she was clearly "taking a report." Idiot lady.

Yea I noticed that too... like stfu "cuz"

What's impressive is how no one ever makes fun of the cops or mocks them over it. Like it's understood those people are unhinged.

I fail to see the racism. I don’t like cops at all. Never will. But she asking where the weed is, seems more like stereotyping. Believing all black youth smoke and possess weed is stereotyping. Right? I mean correct me if I’m wrong. If she walked up and said where’s the bbq? It’s just stereotyping. Idk. Maybe I’m wrong.

Anyways. I’m glad they suing.

calling someone "cuz" while they are wearing a red looking shirt should be illegal. You can get shot for that in some places lol

Back2Basic "Make it up as they go" what freedoms?? See the civil rights lawyers channel to learn about warrantless arrests and seizures and probable cause seems to fit every ego enforced arrest handcuffs used!!

It's "allowed" by the way ijs

Yeap. Been there many times. Even when there's an abundance of evidence to show innocence. Court is just as corrupt as the police.

Get inside the train!

That's why there's laws that allow you to defend yourself from crazy cops threatening your life by pointing scary guns at you for no lawful reason

Know you’re rights!!!

@@wyneccajohnson7621 *your not you're.

didn’t the supervisor as well say that you can’t fire a gun at night

@@samh3239 DIDN'T THE NARRATOR SAY ITS NOT A CRIME?????? DUMB ASS COPS...

​@@samh3239 yup. they lie and get away with it

​@@samh3239 "once the sun goes down you can't shoot anymore!" Lmfao, i guess you can shoot later in the summer then, at winter you better stop at 5 pm 🤣

"Goober". THANKS! Ah, nostalgia is sweet. Also, absolutely true.

07:45 when the officer said “CUZ” had me heated

Lol. Guess she got her arrest! It also costed her dumbass too! I hope both men got everything they asked for. That officer, including the other officers that responded too, should have to turn in their guns and badges. That’s only my opinion tho! To me, if you’re an officer of the law, and you violate the public’s rights, get charged, get sued, & loose; (to me), that should come with an AUTOMATIC FORFEITURE of your job, weapon(s), & your badges. You’re actually costing the ppl MORE MONEY by NOT SERVING the ppl in which you’re job entitles you to do. IJS tho!

Yeah, if it were two good ol boys out shooting and drinking beer... The cops would probably have had one with them and told them to keep it down.

I assumed she smelled it

@@B_Bodziak bullshit cops always be smell "weed"

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Q.I., try again lol xD

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WEll at this point in time it is rare. Because america has never liked 'those' people owning anything. Meanwhile they gave free land to people who just walked off ellis island.

2:31 That's not what she means by _"When it's this dark"_ concerning being illegal to target shoot on private property. What she means is their *_skin_* is _"too dark."_ Point-blank. Listen to everytine she says _"dark"_ in this new context, and the whole thing makes sense. She's racist.

I don't know if the family here is poor or not, but it is very common for people of any economic background to own a good chunk of family-inherited land in rural SC. In a place like Winnsboro you can't even sell it. No one wants it.

@@jamess7745 It's not common for black people to own a "good chunk" of family inherited land. It's just a slither now. Especially with all the racially charged plunder under heirs property rules.

@@darrene.vonbraun4421 yeah, you're reaching trying to find something racist here.

💯 truth

For citizens, it is not "know the law". The citizen equivalent of qualified immunity is "standard carelessness". For example, if a bartender spills a beer on a customer, the bar owner pays because this is standard carelessness, and a normal part of the job. On the other hand, if a bartender is annoyed with the customer and throws a beer on them, the bartender pays because of gross negligence.

federal law is different then state laws. i see state laws total 180° different then federal. like US code 18 chapter 2 (part 1) aircraft and motor vehicles, 31 (definitions) paragraph 6 (motor vehicle) and paragraph 10 ( used for commerical purposes). compare your local state law to the federal law.

Due*

They act with impunity, Cuz of qualified immunity!

Probably confused hunting at night laws with discharging a firearm. Police shouldn’t be confused.

@@michaeldehart8620 that’s a massive confusion, so that definitely didn’t happen, she definitely just made that shit up.

​@@michaeldehart8620 u cant hunt at night in america? You suposed to hunt animals wich are nocturnal in day time? Sounds a bit insane to me

@@Tristan-42069 you can shoot some animals at night, like feral pigs, for example. In Southern states there are hundreds of farms plagued by them and people use thermal and other night vision sights to kill them after dark.

Why does the Sun have anything to do with anything. When we as people make laws based on the actions of a Star, we know we are in trouble.

Exactly! It's the most bullshit thing I've ever heard. They need precedent to establish precedent? Make it make sense

Infuriating isn’t it?

So infuriating. How is it these mofos break every f*ing law on the books and that's fine. My husband knocked out my teeth, I called cops and adult protective services. THEY BASICALLY LAUGHED AT ME AND REFUSED TO HELP. I just slap him once, I got a family violence charge. WTF?

One set of rules for them and the opposite for normal people.

And rightfully so. Legally also, i think.

I cannot believe that people can remain calm in that situation, especially on private property!

That's awesome wig peeled back

Exactly on their family property I wouldn’t be mad if they shot

@@ashs1491 I wouldn't say that.

@@MissionaryInMexico lol ok don’t.

Restraining orders to prevent retribution.. which the arrest was.. will kill a kop 'career'

@@ashs1491 I won't.

Its all the fucking unions, its like this in every union

Right?! How can the constitution not be considered "well established"?

It’s almost like they don’t care about your rights

The amount they get paid yearly just doing it for the paycheck

@@bartc1240 citizens are required to know all the laws especially archaic laws that are still on the books yet trained officers don't have to know the most basic laws of their state. This shows that QI is being used to shield officers from everything down to negligence. QI in my opinion was for errors officers made when in high pressure situations and dealing with multiple problems in an active emergency. How can you use QI for blatantly breaking the law or in some cases causing bodily harm to an individual that was innocent.

She demonstrated a need to feel in control of the situation. Instead of simply calling for backup and waiting patiently, she ran her damn mouth and revealed absurdities on tape.

She saw two black guys with guns and nearly wet her pants lol. She definitely shouldn’t be a fckin cop. Maybe a security gaurd at the mail will suit her better.

True

They did VERY good but i dont like how they asked that bitch "we cant shoot out here?" I wish they would have kept silent and let her make a fool of herself.

I'm sure you'd just love to be their neighbors.

They violated the noise ordinance, cops were in the right to demand they ID themselves.

@@jaimhaas5170 HAHAHA😅 i hear that! I love guns 🇺🇸just as much as anybody but those guys blasting off 12 gauge shotguns at bedtime with work in the morning....... CRAZY!!😂

Maybe 'Jacked' up on something else, since they do not get drug tested!

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@@americafirst6492 bro who’s gonna be a cop and sober be real 😭😭

Police are habitual lyres. The police don’t want you to know any laws or your rights . It’s much easier to control you and make you do whatever they want you to do. Informed people are not as fearful. Police want you intimated and afraid

Yep. And as a liberal activist, targeted for my politics, I've personally experienced online harassment and offline *violence* by law enforcement. Def nazi sh

I agree 💯 you got my vote.

if cops knew the laws there would be less lawsuits, but cop union dont understand that,,so make em pay

yeah lets let innocent officers get lumped in with the baddies. some do exist, only following dept orders and training. its not QI that is the problem, but WHEN it is applicable and how it is applied. i.e. a gun is inanimate, does not kill people. people kill people. but lets ban guns, then no killing ever again, right? not logical. you have took at why officers need protection from hostile actions when the dept. is ultimately responsible, not Joe Cop. did you know K-9's actually have more rights than human cops? QI definitely protects these officers even tho they frequently make mistakes, but it is not their fault. they were trained from "hire" to do certain things. sometimes they goof, overreact, indicate wrong things, bite subjects excessively hard trying to detain a subject

Yep, police spend about 60% of Academy training on the use of force and weapons training, the other 40% is centered on how to become an effective liar.

Perfectly legitimate per SCOTUS

@@frankney8284 SCOTUS, as in the unSupreme Court of the US. What a joke. Sitting all regal and sanctimoniously on a bench in a black dressing gown (robe) with the assumed power to decide what happens to others and never be affected by the laws they interpret for others but not for themselves due to their immunity, which they gave themselves without checking with we the people. The idoelogy and continuation of "Laws for They and not for Me". Take care.

They should absolutely learn the laws inside out and be able to quote case law but sadly I think many cops only see them as criminals that have not yet been caught.

And they love going around and shooting up the neighborhoods at night.

@@kamilegier4730 do you want to educate yourself on the stats? They are far more likely to be the perp.

*people everyone should know their rights because shit like this happens to everyone. Cops know a little more than average about laws than the average person but that certainly doesnt mean theyre right all the time.

@@DirtyStinky the original commenter stated ‘especially’ because of things in this video like the woman cops weed accusations. She would not have made that comment if they were white, even though black and white populations use weed at the same rate

She was so passive aggressive with it. 🤦🏿‍♂️

Depends where her car is located. But it’s a silly thing to say.

👌You make absolute sense.

Fact, yes! Cops either were bullied or have always been bullies.

Without a doubt.

Wow, it's almost as if she heard gunshots going at the dead of the night and it was her duty to investigate those gunshots herself or something. You'd be shitting yourself too.

Sadly, the "healthy minded young people" don't STAY police officers. If you don't fit in with the "thin blue line" mindset, you either quit or are driven out of the police force. And intelligent people almost never stay cops for long, instead going on to become lawyers or other legal professionals like paralegals. But don't take my word for it, that was the entire reasoning behind New London's refusal to hire a man because he was "too smart" in _Jordan v. New London, Conn._

They are , given a test, before they can become, a officer, as to how well they can lie. Good liars are promoted more. Because that is the law of the land, in America.

That's why it is they often go to the rather nebulous smoke screen tactic of, "suspicious activity". It says nebulous as trying to catch cigarette smoke floating in the air to prove somebody was smoking where they shouldn't be. And the other problem is they end up costing their department so much money because they are too busy chasing that smoke through the air and over the cliff. They don't realize that they're now falling until they have to pay that $50,000 fine from the department's budget. Which then means that the department has to cut the number of police that they put on the street. What you're looking at is the arbitrary and capricious actions of criminals who claim that they're following the law and enforcing the law. These are not peace officers, these are enforcers of arbitrary and capricious statutes. There's a difference between the law of the land and statute. The statute is submissive to the law. Period!

@@jeanjackson7754 and that's why I say. It's about time that we start reviving The Spirit of 1775, because a week and a half after those events the American revolution started. I wonder why that happened?

Huh? So what if you are white? That means nothing, you had a cool cop, thats all. Stop the victimism shit, ive had bad cops and good cops. And depends on the cop entirely, saying race plays a card on the police force as a whole is simply stupid. Cops are humans, of course they have assholes but u cant fix that, this cops where simply stupid and incompetent by not knowing the law.

Same, was shooting on property I thought was gamelands but was actually private property. Cop came up said “hey guys owner has asked y’all to leave” We promptly packed up and left with no issues. How it should be, guns involved but no escalation of the situation.

the feelings police

I would have thought using some commonsense, shooting guns in a residential area but I guess that has little to do with the law. if they knew how to do their job, they could had got them for noise ordinance. it is like they hired these people off the street or something.

@@Trip_Ts no one around is complaining ab the noise for all we know, so just cause their ears hurt it don't matter, those ppl would still be in a case with these cops either way

@@reese-tr8sq uh, the cop heard it. you notice the cop ask the lady what was that she said I don't know that give you a clue that is not normal, duh.

@@wiseballs he means their feelings

they didnt even flinch lol, assume they were so use to it they didn't even think about miss cop wetting her pants over backyard shots no where near her lol

When you live out in county it is a daily thing to hear gunshots and not think anything of it. Actually it has desensitized me when I'm in a city or town and hear gunshots. Usually about a 3 count before I'm like "oh right, that's not normal/legal"

@@lancelot0274 yep

i dont agree. theres plenty of locations where residents will continue to sit outside and record active gun fights in their neighborhood.

​@@Howdy762 out in the Backcountry?

No she should have been placed under arrest for pointing a firearm at those men.

@@iknowaguy7176 And trespassing and making up laws on the go and false arrests and stuff.

I am sorry for her children if she has any