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07-25-2013, 01:47 PM
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What has been your experience with deputies of elected sheriffs?
I am under the assumption that if I'm ever bullied by a city or state police officer (as in the cop rear-ends motorcyclist situation) then calling a deputy out would be the best corrective action on my part.
County Sheriffs don't treat motorists with the same common contempt that city police chiefs do, because a County Sheriff's job security is directly and solely dependant on public perception. There isn't a damn thing that a general population can do to oust a police chief; they can only elect a new mayor and hope that the new mayor fires the "most experienced police officer in the city".
Come to think of it, I never see Deputies in freeway medians or hidden behind a tree on the curve of a back road, but I'll probably see 3 or 4 "Highway Patrol" (State Police) or "Freeway Patrol" (Traffic enforcement division of Columbus City Police) on the side of the road with motorists pulled over on my 20 minute drive home this afternoon. If I've ever seen a sheriff enforcing traffic around here, it was probably in a school zone.
I am under the assumption that if I'm ever bullied by a city or state police officer (as in the cop rear-ends motorcyclist situation) then calling a deputy out would be the best corrective action on my part.
County Sheriffs don't treat motorists with the same common contempt that city police chiefs do, because a County Sheriff's job security is directly and solely dependant on public perception. There isn't a damn thing that a general population can do to oust a police chief; they can only elect a new mayor and hope that the new mayor fires the "most experienced police officer in the city".
Come to think of it, I never see Deputies in freeway medians or hidden behind a tree on the curve of a back road, but I'll probably see 3 or 4 "Highway Patrol" (State Police) or "Freeway Patrol" (Traffic enforcement division of Columbus City Police) on the side of the road with motorists pulled over on my 20 minute drive home this afternoon. If I've ever seen a sheriff enforcing traffic around here, it was probably in a school zone.
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07-27-2013, 04:29 PM
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A North Floridian’s Quest To Monitor The Cops With Cameras, The Constitution And YouTube
Jeff Gray is a truck driver living in St. Augustine whose hobby has amassed more than 1.4 million YouTube views.
He has a simple approach: show up in a public place with a camera and a thorough knowledge of what law enforcement can and cannot ask him to do.
His goal behind the videos is even simpler: remind both citizens and police about constitutional rights.
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He has a simple approach: show up in a public place with a camera and a thorough knowledge of what law enforcement can and cannot ask him to do.
His goal behind the videos is even simpler: remind both citizens and police about constitutional rights.
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07-29-2013, 02:04 PM
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be thankful not brazil:
Police in Brazil line up dozens of naked prisoners to shoot and gas them | Bad Cops On Camera
video in link.
Police in Brazil line up dozens of naked prisoners to shoot and gas them | Bad Cops On Camera
video in link.
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07-29-2013, 02:12 PM
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pulled over for "speeding" by unmarked car. {6 unmarked cars and a helicopter show up throughout.} was "paced" at 55mph in a 45mph.
was stopped for 30 minutes. no consent given. but searched and pat-down, then car trashed.
no citation was given, but they broke the **** out of his car. It's an incredibly boring yet insightful video.
was stopped for 30 minutes. no consent given. but searched and pat-down, then car trashed.
no citation was given, but they broke the **** out of his car. It's an incredibly boring yet insightful video.
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07-29-2013, 02:29 PM
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Man’s Home Raided by Police for Paying Cash | TheSleuthJournal
Happened in Norway, but whatever.
... the money was actually part of an approximately one-million dollar advance on an inheritance he had received. Mr. Syvertsen attempted several times to explain to the officers where the money had come from and to show them a letter confirming that fact, but they would have none of it and proceeded to invade his home and his privacy. Eventually the police realized their error and left his home.
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