And this guy did not comply!
The cops work for you.
And this guy did not comply!
Since the windows were tinted and it was night, that might not be a valid argument. (I know that is suppose to be the Theme here)![]()
The cops work for you.And this guy did not comply!
Another reason to push for 24/7 BWC regulations and funding plus stricter accountability of everyone involved. Everyone the camera sees. Think about police having video drones for quick launch and coverage upon certain alerts. These things could be put attop street lights every few blocks and launched at the command of dispatch.Hello Dutch Uncle,
The blue wall.
Hello Jack,
It became one as soon as he put is hands out the window.
So ... you agree He wasn't stopped for 'Driving While Black'.
So ... you agree He wasn't stopped for 'Driving While Black'.
I am latino, I don't have the complexion of the the 2nd LT, and I am also a career military guy and I would have been like "what the fuck" over this incident and I too would be very hesitant to move my hands out of his site to undo my belt or unlock my door. If it was the other way around for a REAL reason and I had drawn on someone in the field and they moved thier hand out of site for a second, I would have shot that person. That would have been my mindset in this situation if I was the lt as well.
he did nothing wrong and probably saved his own life not undoing his belt.
Hello Jack,
Of course.
He was stopped because the officer didn't think to put a spotlight on the back window of the vehicle to check for a temp tag. One little lesson could have averted the entire incident.
And I bet the dealer where Navario purchased the car taped the temp tag up in the back window as is normally done. Navario probably never gave it a second thought. But since the dealer which handled the licensing (and likely collected a fee for it,) was acting as an agent of the Commonwealth of Virginia, not only did that act free Navario of any legal obligation to make sure it was displayed better, the officer became obligated as a representative of the laws of the Commonwealth of Virginia to check in the place that temporary tags are normally displayed.
It was sloppy police work and it almost got an innocent person killed.
I am latino, I don't have the complexion of the the 2nd LT, and I am also a career military guy and I would have been like "what the fuck" over this incident and I too would be very hesitant to move my hands out of his site to undo my belt or unlock my door. If it was the other way around for a REAL reason and I had drawn on someone in the field and they moved thier hand out of site for a second, I would have shot that person. That would have been my mindset in this situation if I was the lt as well.
he did nothing wrong and probably saved his own life not undoing his belt.
So he's either a complete fucking moron, a living Barney Fife or he's a complete asshole who didn't give a shit, they just saw a negra boy in uniform and wanted to have some fun?Hello Jack,
Of course.
He was stopped because the officer didn't think to put a spotlight on the back window of the vehicle to check for a temp tag. One little lesson could have averted the entire incident.
And I bet the dealer where Navario purchased the car taped the temp tag up in the back window as is normally done. Navario probably never gave it a second thought. But since the dealer which handled the licensing (and likely collected a fee for it,) was acting as an agent of the Commonwealth of Virginia, not only did that act free Navario of any legal obligation to make sure it was displayed better, the officer became obligated as a representative of the laws of the Commonwealth of Virginia to check in the place that temporary tags are normally displayed.
It was sloppy police work and it almost got an innocent person killed.
Hello Jack,
Of course.
He was stopped because the officer didn't think to put a spotlight on the back window of the vehicle to check for a temp tag. One little lesson could have averted the entire incident.
And I bet the dealer where Navario purchased the car taped the temp tag up in the back window as is normally done. Navario probably never gave it a second thought. But since the dealer which handled the licensing (and likely collected a fee for it,) was acting as an agent of the Commonwealth of Virginia, not only did that act free Navario of any legal obligation to make sure it was displayed better, the officer became obligated as a representative of the laws of the Commonwealth of Virginia to check in the place that temporary tags are normally displayed.
It was sloppy police work and it almost got an innocent person killed.
So he's either a complete fucking moron, a living Barney Fife or he's a complete asshole who didn't give a shit, they just saw a negra boy in uniform and wanted to have some fun?
After watching the video, it's clear that the lieutenant was resisting arrest. What did he expect was going to happen???
He wasn't resisting 'arrest'. He was impeding the job Cops are hired to do. (How fucking hard is it to show yourself, resolve any questions the Cops may have, then go about your business?)
I have a better idea- STOP HARASSING MINORITIES AND RACIALLY PROFILING PEOPLE BY POLICE DEPARTMENTS TO BEGIN WITH!
Resisting arrest? There was never a reason to arrest the man in the first place.
That is the issue!