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I wonder what opinion Eddie Haskell had on this.


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Originally Posted by Ejp1234
Well... he is stating the guy was loitering so the cop was investigating. Being a Constitutional Conservative, Id expect him to understand the Constitution. The 14th Amendment covers this.

Chicago vs Morales....


That case doesn't prevent police officers inquiring into purpose when they see loitering. It merely establishes the rule that when asked, strictly to end loitering status, to move along, the officer may not arrest the person for loitering if the person merely refuses to obey the command. This doesn't mean, however, that the person cannot then be arrested for behaving in an aggressive and threatening manner in reaction to the inquiry.

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Originally Posted by The_Real_Hawkeye
Originally Posted by Ejp1234
Well... he is stating the guy was loitering so the cop was investigating. Being a Constitutional Conservative, Id expect him to understand the Constitution. The 14th Amendment covers this.

Chicago vs Morales....


That case doesn't prevent police officers inquiring into purpose when they see loitering. It merely establishes the rule that when asked, strictly for ending his loitering status, to move along, the officer may not arrest the person for loitering if the person merely refuses to do obey the command. It doesn't mean, however, that the person cannot then be arrested for behaving in an aggressive and threatening manner in reaction to the inquiry.


A police officer doesn't need a reason to approach anybody.

Just like you don't need a reason to say hello to a person in the library.

They are consensual encounters.


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Originally Posted by The_Real_Hawkeye
Originally Posted by Ejp1234
Well... he is stating the guy was loitering so the cop was investigating. Being a Constitutional Conservative, Id expect him to understand the Constitution. The 14th Amendment covers this.

Chicago vs Morales....


That case doesn't prevent police officers inquiring into purpose when they see loitering. It merely establishes the rule that when asked, strictly for ending loitering status, to move along, the officer may not arrest the person for loitering if the person merely refuses to do obey the command. It doesn't mean, however, that the person cannot then be arrested for behaving in an aggressive and threatening manner in reaction to the inquiry.


Your lost dude.... you ever hear of freedom of speech or freedom of expression.

Nothing he did was illegal.

You dont understand your rights or the law.

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Originally Posted by deflave
Originally Posted by The_Real_Hawkeye
Originally Posted by Ejp1234
Well... he is stating the guy was loitering so the cop was investigating. Being a Constitutional Conservative, Id expect him to understand the Constitution. The 14th Amendment covers this.

Chicago vs Morales....


That case doesn't prevent police officers inquiring into purpose when they see loitering. It merely establishes the rule that when asked, strictly for ending his loitering status, to move along, the officer may not arrest the person for loitering if the person merely refuses to do obey the command. It doesn't mean, however, that the person cannot then be arrested for behaving in an aggressive and threatening manner in reaction to the inquiry.


A police officer doesn't need a reason to approach anybody.

Just like you don't need a reason to say hello to a person in the library.

They are consensual encounters.
Exactly.

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Originally Posted by Ejp1234

Your lost dude.... you ever hear of freedom of speech or freedom of expression.

Nothing he did was illegal.

You dont understand your rights or the law.

I would have felt physically in jeopardy had I asked this guy what he was doing there (which I am allowed to do), and he reacted to me the way he did to the officer. You are not permitted to place others in reasonable fear of imminent physical harm for merely asking a question.

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Originally Posted by The_Real_Hawkeye
Originally Posted by deflave
Originally Posted by The_Real_Hawkeye
Originally Posted by Ejp1234
Well... he is stating the guy was loitering so the cop was investigating. Being a Constitutional Conservative, Id expect him to understand the Constitution. The 14th Amendment covers this.

Chicago vs Morales....


That case doesn't prevent police officers inquiring into purpose when they see loitering. It merely establishes the rule that when asked, strictly for ending his loitering status, to move along, the officer may not arrest the person for loitering if the person merely refuses to do obey the command. It doesn't mean, however, that the person cannot then be arrested for behaving in an aggressive and threatening manner in reaction to the inquiry.


A police officer doesn't need a reason to approach anybody.

Just like you don't need a reason to say hello to a person in the library.

They are consensual encounters.
Exactly.


Exactly what? LMAO... you said he was investigating him based on profiling.... then you said he didnt have the right to respond the way he did, which is 100% incorrect...

Exactly.... lmao...

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Originally Posted by The_Real_Hawkeye
Originally Posted by Ejp1234

Your lost dude.... you ever hear of freedom of speech or freedom of expression.

Nothing he did was illegal.

You dont understand your rights or the law.

I would have felt physically in jeopardy had I asked this guy what he was doing there (which I am allowed to do), and he reacted to me the way he did to the officer. You are not permitted to place others in reasonable fear of imminent physical harm for merely asking a question.



Hahahahahahaha

Then since your a big juicy vagina maybe you shouldnt be a cop...

Reasonable fear because he talked back to you? Hahahahahahaha

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Originally Posted by The_Real_Hawkeye
Originally Posted by Ejp1234

Your lost dude.... you ever hear of freedom of speech or freedom of expression.

Nothing he did was illegal.

You dont understand your rights or the law.

I would have felt physically in jeopardy had I asked this guy what he was doing there (which I am allowed to do), and he reacted to me the way he did to the officer. You are not permitted to place others in reasonable fear of imminent physical harm for merely asking a question.


You mean, like the McMichaels did?


And, that entitles you to use lethal force, obviously.

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The cop was within his rights to stop and ask the guy a question, just like you are at liberty to do that. That was Deflave's point. Naturally, the cop wouldn't have done so unless he had a hunch something was up, based on the totality of the circumstances.

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Originally Posted by The_Real_Hawkeye
The cop was within his rights to stop and ask the guy a question, just like you are at liberty to do that. That was Deflave's point. Naturally, the cop wouldn't have done so unless he had a hunch something was up, based on the totality of the circumstances.


deflave has never had a "point". Don't sully his reputation like that.

My guess is that the cop just wanted to goad him into doing something so he could justify a little whup-ass fun.

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Originally Posted by The_Real_Hawkeye
The cop was within his rights to stop and ask the guy a question, just like you are at liberty to do that. That was Deflave's point. Naturally, the cop wouldn't have done so unless he had a hunch something was up, based on the totality of the circumstances.


Really, he wouldnt have done it huh... you should check out youtube, tons of videos of cops over stepping their bounds...

So... did Arbery need to respond to the cop? Did he need to give him his ID?

Looked to me like he complied when he didnt need too, and became agitated because he was profiled.

Again, maybe you should read up on your rights....

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Originally Posted by Ejp1234
Originally Posted by The_Real_Hawkeye
The cop was within his rights to stop and ask the guy a question, just like you are at liberty to do that. That was Deflave's point. Naturally, the cop wouldn't have done so unless he had a hunch something was up, based on the totality of the circumstances.


Really, he wouldnt have done it huh... you should check out youtube, tons of videos of cops over stepping their bounds...

So... did Arbery need to respond to the cop? Did he need to give him his ID?

Looked to me like he complied when he didnt need too, and became agitated because he was profiled.

Again, maybe you should read up on your rights....

I don't have a problem with profiling as a guide to who cops should inquire into and who they needn't bother with. That's PC BS.

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Originally Posted by The_Real_Hawkeye
Originally Posted by Ejp1234
Originally Posted by The_Real_Hawkeye
The cop was within his rights to stop and ask the guy a question, just like you are at liberty to do that. That was Deflave's point. Naturally, the cop wouldn't have done so unless he had a hunch something was up, based on the totality of the circumstances.


Really, he wouldnt have done it huh... you should check out youtube, tons of videos of cops over stepping their bounds...

So... did Arbery need to respond to the cop? Did he need to give him his ID?

Looked to me like he complied when he didnt need too, and became agitated because he was profiled.

Again, maybe you should read up on your rights....

I don't have a problem with profiling as a guide to who cops should inquire into and who they needn't bother with. That's PC BS.


Hahahahaha no... no its not... its called violating ones rights hahahahaha

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More and more evidence that he was a thievin' little jigger, errr I mean jogger. I don't feel sorry for the little mother fugger, people get tired of these joggers stealing their sheit. Another little Trayvon, Michael, Dindunuffin. Fuqk Him

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Originally Posted by LeroyBeans
Originally Posted by The_Real_Hawkeye
The cop was within his rights to stop and ask the guy a question, just like you are at liberty to do that. That was Deflave's point. Naturally, the cop wouldn't have done so unless he had a hunch something was up, based on the totality of the circumstances.


deflave has never had a "point". Don't sully his reputation like that.

My guess is that the cop just wanted to goad him into doing something so he could justify a little whup-ass fun.


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Originally Posted by mirage243
More and more evidence that he was a thievin' little jigger, errr I mean jogger. I don't feel sorry for the little mother fugger, people get tired of these joggers stealing their sheit. Another little Trayvon, Michael, Dindunuffin. Fuqk Him


Bravo. At least you are bold about your anti-Americanism.

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Originally Posted by deflave
Originally Posted by LeroyBeans
Originally Posted by The_Real_Hawkeye
The cop was within his rights to stop and ask the guy a question, just like you are at liberty to do that. That was Deflave's point. Naturally, the cop wouldn't have done so unless he had a hunch something was up, based on the totality of the circumstances.


deflave has never had a "point". Don't sully his reputation like that.

My guess is that the cop just wanted to goad him into doing something so he could justify a little whup-ass fun.


SheRoy,

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That's funny. I say EXACTLY the same thing.

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Originally Posted by LeroyBeans
Originally Posted by mirage243
More and more evidence that he was a thievin' little jigger, errr I mean jogger. I don't feel sorry for the little mother fugger, people get tired of these joggers stealing their sheit. Another little Trayvon, Michael, Dindunuffin. Fuqk Him


Bravo. At least you are bold about your anti-Americanism.

You lefties hate men don't you ? smile

Edit to say - damn right mirage243 fk these little worthless SOB's - same goes for lefty pusscakes on this website .

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Originally Posted by ol_mike
Originally Posted by LeroyBeans
Originally Posted by mirage243
More and more evidence that he was a thievin' little jigger, errr I mean jogger. I don't feel sorry for the little mother fugger, people get tired of these joggers stealing their sheit. Another little Trayvon, Michael, Dindunuffin. Fuqk Him


Bravo. At least you are bold about your anti-Americanism.

You lefties hate men don't you ? smile


Not at all. I certainly don't hate myself. But I don't much care for anti-Americans like mirage243.

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