Pastor beat up on camera
05-17-2009, 02:41 PM
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Since we already had the video of a guy who full-willingly surrendered get kicked in the head,
I figure I'd post a video of the cops essentially kicking a pastors ass for not doing anything.
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I actually found this a bit disturbing.
Warning: Might be a bit graphic
I figure I'd post a video of the cops essentially kicking a pastors ass for not doing anything.
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I actually found this a bit disturbing.
Warning: Might be a bit graphic
05-17-2009, 02:45 PM
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Wow well this pastor had a mouth first of all
Its reasonable to ask what you are being arrested for but non compliance is a sure fire way to get your ass handed to you.
I think he should have complied and then fought it, because now he will have a hard time convincing any judge that he didnt do anything
I think the border police have a hard enough job as it is.
My father taught me this, when you have a badge and gun, then you can argue with the police, until then just try to cooperate and get through it, get a badge number and then take action
Its reasonable to ask what you are being arrested for but non compliance is a sure fire way to get your ass handed to you.
I think he should have complied and then fought it, because now he will have a hard time convincing any judge that he didnt do anything
I think the border police have a hard enough job as it is.
My father taught me this, when you have a badge and gun, then you can argue with the police, until then just try to cooperate and get through it, get a badge number and then take action
05-17-2009, 02:50 PM
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Actually,
You have a point there. I remember in one of my law classes that officers are actually allowed to lie to the person they are questioning at a stop.
I suppose this would be the case here with the dogs.
You have a point there. I remember in one of my law classes that officers are actually allowed to lie to the person they are questioning at a stop.
I suppose this would be the case here with the dogs.
05-17-2009, 02:58 PM
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Originally Posted by ShadeZeRO' post='881345' date='May 17 2009, 03:50 PM
Actually,
You have a point there. I remember in one of my law classes that officers are actually allowed to lie to the person they are questioning at a stop.
I suppose this would be the case here with the dogs.
You have a point there. I remember in one of my law classes that officers are actually allowed to lie to the person they are questioning at a stop.
I suppose this would be the case here with the dogs.
its frowned upon but generally used if an immenint threat is present and in this case, total non compliance presents a threat
I feel bad for the pastor but he refused compliance with both sets of officials. His requests for evidence were reasonable but they gave him a legal ultimatum, to remove himself from his vehicle at a legitimate checkpoint.
I think they need to be reprimanded but this pastor is obviously a socially engaged pastor with his own agenda. Hence the camera in his car.
05-17-2009, 06:04 PM
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I think all pastors deserve a "beat down" so I had no problem with it.
05-17-2009, 08:04 PM
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Originally Posted by rogerj' post='881523' date='May 17 2009, 09:04 PM
I think all pastors deserve a "beat down" so I had no problem with it.
05-17-2009, 08:06 PM
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Originally Posted by PraiseTheLowered' post='881352' date='May 17 2009, 05:58 PM
its frowned upon but generally used if an immenint threat is present and in this case, total non compliance presents a threat
I feel bad for the pastor but he refused compliance with both sets of officials. His requests for evidence were reasonable but they gave him a legal ultimatum, to remove himself from his vehicle at a legitimate checkpoint.
I think they need to be reprimanded but this pastor is obviously a socially engaged pastor with his own agenda. Hence the camera in his car.
I feel bad for the pastor but he refused compliance with both sets of officials. His requests for evidence were reasonable but they gave him a legal ultimatum, to remove himself from his vehicle at a legitimate checkpoint.
I think they need to be reprimanded but this pastor is obviously a socially engaged pastor with his own agenda. Hence the camera in his car.
05-17-2009, 08:06 PM
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Originally Posted by PraiseTheLowered' post='881352' date='May 17 2009, 05:58 PM
its frowned upon but generally used if an immenint threat is present and in this case, total non compliance presents a threat
I feel bad for the pastor but he refused compliance with both sets of officials. His requests for evidence were reasonable but they gave him a legal ultimatum, to remove himself from his vehicle at a legitimate checkpoint.
I think they need to be reprimanded but this pastor is obviously a socially engaged pastor with his own agenda. Hence the camera in his car.
I feel bad for the pastor but he refused compliance with both sets of officials. His requests for evidence were reasonable but they gave him a legal ultimatum, to remove himself from his vehicle at a legitimate checkpoint.
I think they need to be reprimanded but this pastor is obviously a socially engaged pastor with his own agenda. Hence the camera in his car.
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Originally Posted by PraiseTheLowered' post='881352' date='May 17 2009, 05:58 PM
its frowned upon but generally used if an immenint threat is present and in this case, total non compliance presents a threat
I feel bad for the pastor but he refused compliance with both sets of officials. His requests for evidence were reasonable but they gave him a legal ultimatum, to remove himself from his vehicle at a legitimate checkpoint.
I think they need to be reprimanded but this pastor is obviously a socially engaged pastor with his own agenda. Hence the camera in his car.
I feel bad for the pastor but he refused compliance with both sets of officials. His requests for evidence were reasonable but they gave him a legal ultimatum, to remove himself from his vehicle at a legitimate checkpoint.
I think they need to be reprimanded but this pastor is obviously a socially engaged pastor with his own agenda. Hence the camera in his car.
