To Protect and to Serve...

[Cdywolfe]

I got pulled over on the interstate by a trooper for passing him in the right lane. He was going 55 in a 70 mph in the left. I wasn't too happy. Thank god he didn't taze me.

It takes a special kind of douche to not only go 55 in the left lane but to also think you have the right to screw with somebody for simply passing you.

 

[UTVOLKeith]

He dont need a reason to ask her too step out of car

Supreme Court has already ruled on that

No No No

 

[stonevols]

Yes they did FACT

 

[stonevols]

Who killed her?


Bringing Obammys Chicago attitude down to Texas don’t work.

 

[UTVOLKeith]

Yes they did FACT

what that they don't

 

[stonevols]

Police Dashcam - Belligerent Woman Gets Tased

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTYnVzX1V1k

You asked for it..you get it

 

[Rasputin_Vol]

Exactly when did she assault the officer? Was it after she was threatened with a taser, or when she nearly had her wrists broken by the officer?

Maybe it was when she was pulled off camera by the cop...

 

[Rasputin_Vol]

Smart people do not pick fights with cops.

Because they might die or get beaten?

 

[DEFENDTHISHOUSE]

Maybe it was when she was pulled off camera by the cop...

Any action she took at that point was self defense IMO.

 

[DEFENDTHISHOUSE]

Police Dashcam - Belligerent Woman Gets Tased

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTYnVzX1V1k

You asked for it..you get it

Yeah, YouTube is full of thuggery by cops.

 

[Cdywolfe]

I didn't give a shiz the first time you posted it. 9 elitists opinion who are dressed in robes don't mean a lot to me.

Don't you love that logic?

"What he did was clearly okay. See, See... Some entitled rich douchebags wrote down that it was okay almost 40 years ago. "

Also... Somebody needs to give all these boot lickers a serious lesson regarding the difference between coulda and shoulda. Just because a cop has a legal ability to do something doesn't make it okay every time they do. As far as I'm concerned the two actually have no correlation at all.

 

[Rasputin_Vol]

Was he right to "order" her out of the car after her perceived defiance?

YUP!!!!

Pennsylvania v. Mimms, a 1977 U.S. Supreme Court decision, says it's reasonable and not a violation of the Fourth Amendment for an officer to order a motorist to exit their vehicle following a traffic stop and conduct a pat-down to check for weapons.



Looks like she became a 'radical cop hater' explains her attitude and we all know who drove that idea!

You ignore the key point in RED...

And even still, is it illegal in Texas to have a weapon? :crazy:

 

[UTVOLKeith]

Police Dashcam - Belligerent Woman Gets Tased

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTYnVzX1V1k

You asked for it..you get it

pansies

 

[stonevols]

You ignore the key point in RED...

And even still, is it illegal in Texas to have a weapon? :crazy:

You ignore the fact that he CAN(legally) order her you or me out and if we wont get out take us out by force!

 

[UTVOLKeith]

You ignore the fact that he CAN(legally) order her you or me out and if we wont get out take us out by force!

no he can't you dummy

 

[DEFENDTHISHOUSE]

You ignore the fact that he CAN(legally) order her you or me out and if we wont get out take us out by force!

Does he derive his power from his magic costume?

 

[Rasputin_Vol]

I got in a verbal disagreement with a Texas Trooper about changing lanes without signaling. He won.

They usually do... even if you take it to court.

 

[UTVOLKeith]

"next time you want to fight with us"

 

[stonevols]

Does he derive his power from his magic costume?

Nope the Supreme Court


Q. Can a police officer order everyone out of the vehicle during a traffic stop?
A. Yes.


In Mimms, the Court held that “once a motor vehicle has been lawfully detained for a traffic violation, the police officers may order the driver to get out of the vehicle without violating the Fourth Amendment’s proscription of unreasonable searches and seizures.” 434 U.S., at 111, n. 6.


Thus, you do not have a choice in the matter. It does not matter that the weather is unpleasant or that the officer does not have a clear reason for asking you to get out. When the officer asks you to “step out of your car,” you have to do it.

 

[Obsessed]

Any one know anything about the other officer on the scene?

 

[Cdywolfe]

You ignore the fact that he CAN(legally) order her you or me out and if we wont get out take us out by force!

Some of us aren't interested in having our morality legislated to us and are capable of deciding on our own what is right and wrong. It wasn't okay for him to make her exit the car, eventually and arrest her, and throw her in a cage. The fact that 40 years ago some group of bureaucrats wrote down that it is doesn't change anything. Did they use magic ink that can alter morality?

 

[W.TN.Orange Blood]

Does he derive his power from his magic costume?

Remember when Barney Fife stood up to those two ruff & tough hoods at the roadside vegetable stand? And how he told them two that the uniform & badge was a representation of the law & he had a sworn duty to uphold that law!! It was a funny episode anyway.

 

[stonevols]

Police Stops Part 1: Can an officer ask you to exit your vehicle?

Minority Report Law Office

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=41l9gDQ5AA4

 

[Rasputin_Vol]

What if they use it as a weapon. You ever been burnt by one? Hurts like hell.

 

[DEFENDTHISHOUSE]

Nope the Supreme Court


Q. Can a police officer order everyone out of the vehicle during a traffic stop?
A. Yes.


In Mimms, the Court held that “once a motor vehicle has been lawfully detained for a traffic violation, the police officers may order the driver to get out of the vehicle without violating the Fourth Amendment’s proscription of unreasonable searches and seizures.” 434 U.S., at 111, n. 6.


Thus, you do not have a choice in the matter. It does not matter that the weather is unpleasant or that the officer does not have a clear reason for asking you to get out. When the officer asks you to “step out of your car,” you have to do it.

I have much more respect for these supremes.