This could have been avoided by not letting the cops into the house.
"No officer, no one here dialed 9-1-1. Everything is fine. Have a nice day."
Nope. The 911 call came in. The person who answered the door was on parole. That whole residence is subject to search at any time without a warrant. That's a basic condition of parole.
I agree it could have been avoided. They could have come in, looked around, made sure no one was being injured, tried to figure out WHO called, and then left.
This was just bad all around.
Ed
We know that just from the first few minutes of the video.
Ed
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I'm not a cop, but a my co-worker is a former one. He said that since she went to shut the door that in itself was enough as you ahve to maintain visual contact of your partner at all times. If that's true than ok, but still a little over the top for me.
What do you mean by the visual contact? I understand in general from several levels, but she was attempting to close the door behind him. The visual contact would have never been lost.
And I agree with you that this was way over reacting by the trooper.
I don't agree with things but I do wonder why the video was edited and the background noise drowned out alot Could she have spit on or at him?
The newer smartphones, particularly the iPhones clip a LOT of audio. I have to deal with this everyday. It doesn't come as any surprise at all to me and I don't believe it has been edited at all.
Ed
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I'm not a cop, but a my co-worker is a former one. He said that since she went to shut the door that in itself was enough as you ahve to maintain visual contact of your partner at all times. If that's true than ok, but still a little over the top for me.
Ok, so let me get this straight:
If a cop is walking out of your house, and you go to close the door behind him, he can throw you to the ground and charge you will assult because closing the door could cause him to loose visual contact with you????
Your friend IS KIDDING, right???
You didn't use logic or reason to get into this opinion, I cannot use logic or reason to get you out of it.
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The more that comes out, the worse it looks for the troopers in my opinion. Am I the only one surprised that the second trooper was a male? I thought it was a bit of a dyke female.
Its the blue and yellow stripe down the leg.... the uniform screams dyke.
She didnt touch him. Or spit on him... Read the GD link. She moved to close the door, as anyone does when someone is leaving their house. Trooper turns his back on her then over reacts...
Still GirlFriend gonna get payed!
Lesson here: NEVER LET THE POLICE IN YOUR HOUSE WITHOUT A WARRANT.
If she's on parole probably don't have any rights.
What I understand from what I've read, is that the girl arrested was not on parole, but her boyfriend's mother. The mother is an owner (maybe renter) and is the one that let the cops in.
It's still not clear who is the owner of the pot plant nor who made the 9-1-1 call.
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If she's on parole probably don't have any rights.
What I understand from what I've read, is that the girl arrested was not on parole, but her boyfriend's mother. The mother is an owner (maybe renter) and is the one that let the cops in.
It's still not clear who is the owner of the pot plant nor who made the 9-1-1 call.
From what is on the video, the pot and bong are in the room where the girl and her boyfriend live, not in the main part of the house. It was the boyfriend's Mom who let the Troopers in and she was the one on probation or parole.
Ed
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After watching the Video, I would guess the Girl will get richer , the cop demoted or lose his job and the Tax Payer will foot the bill for more Police Stupidity and Abuse. When are the cops going to learn, everything they used to get away with is now on video and they can't just deny it like in the past?
A Doe walks out of the woods today and says, that is the last time I'm going to do that for Two Bucks.
Maybe I missed something but I don't see anything wrong with the arrest. She was home free and the officer was leaving when it looked like she made a move on him. If she did indeed make contact, however slight, I think it will go as a good arrest.
There you go. I saw that attempted assault right away. Besides, she was ugly, a loudmouth and a druggie. Lucky for her they didn't taze her mouthy azz.
Just glad the Trooper got home safe. That's the only thing that's important here.
Oh yeah, did I mention that she was ugly? The skank deserved what she got and more.
