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Back in this thread, people were suggesting not to argue with the cops during a routine traffic stop. Here's a good reason why:
Video: SC man claims to be cop, tries to stop wife's arrest after pursuit
Watch the video and you'll see how playing the race card is now a huge part in even the most minor infractions.
Back in this thread, people were suggesting not to argue with the cops during a routine traffic stop. Here's a good reason why:
Video: SC man claims to be cop, tries to stop wife's arrest after pursuit
Watch the video and you'll see how playing the race card is now a huge part in even the most minor infractions.
Too many laws or too many criminals...
All this started because she was (allegedly) going 39 in a 25. Really?
At the end, was it really worth it for the cops or the drivers?
Yeah, because the first reaction on her part was to deny she was going over the speed limit. You know how many drivers do that on a regular basis? And her next reaction was to reach for the race card...
Was it really worth it to argue over handing over the required documents and perhaps only get a verbal warning?
This was all on her.
Would you have argued like she did (minus the race card obviously)
