This Police Logic Is So Bad…

This is why EVERY single public servant w qualified immunity should be required to wear a body cam for the entirety of their shift and while acting in their official capacity off duty.

 

my first immediate question — does this officer know the name of the wrong-way driver? if not, how will getting their i.d.s help him?

 

The sheriff is Way too old, and has gotten away with murder his whole career.

 

This sheriff had a coffee cup that appears to have been coffee, worms, and stupid this morning. He also is under the influence of ID intoxication.

 

How would their ID help him determining that they were driving the van in question?
Does he have the identification of the driver that they are after???

 

The statute is not surprisingly missing the standard established by the 4th amendment. Based on what I read in that statute a cop could pull anyone over without a valid reason and demand a driver’s license.

 

“we didn’t break any law” Sheriff: “”I KNOW THAT, but on the other hand… I can legally ask for an ID” 🤦 ADMITS to no crime

 

Know your rights folks. Some of these out in the country cops are lonely.

 

He may have been a good cop at one time but after so many years he is convinced that HE IS THE LAW AND CAN MAKE UP THE RULES AS HE SEES FIT! ……………………sad

 

I love how he’s using this unfolding incident as an example to validate the education that he’s already provided to his children. This is how I do it as well.

 

I hope you followed through and took his immunity and part of his pension.

 

The sad fact is, these seemingly minor violations of our rights are not minor at all. This should have resulted in a federal lawsuit just to force that crooked sheriff to go through a deposition where he’d be required to admit on the record that he had no PC to stop the van, and even less to then demand ID. But, the average citizen will never have the time/money to do it. Cops know this, so they willingly violate our rights.

 

That’s no sheriff.. that’s an I.D. zombie 💳🧟
It is appalling to hear citizens who have been treated with contempt and disdain say a fond and warm sendoff to public servants. It is infinitely more powerful to say nothing. “Thank you, have a nice day.” and “Yup, you too, sir. Take care.” are inappropriate.
HIs logic is clearly “I can do whatever I want because I’ll just lie about it at every turn and make it up as I go.” What a shame of an officer.
“ I just wanted to know where ya was headed”. None of your business! It amazes me that free people allow this intrusion into their lives to continue.
How does their ID tell them if they are the people driving the van he is looking for?
Problem IS. They all actually believe that they have a right to I D EVERYONE, so how does one fight tyranny?
I was going to mention this my sister when she was younger cops used to pull her over and ask for her ID the reason being was because they wanted to find out the address they were right by my house they even try to date my sister but she never dated any one of them that’s what a lot of cops do these days they stop women pretty women just to get their ID an address
How long has he been doing this?
How did he know it was the wrong van by just looking at her ID?
This has happened too many times to me in Texas this is why I only go freeways now when I travel through
I think u r guilty ! Show me ur papers ! Respect mah athoritee!!!
Old Sheriff thinks HE is the law.
Ah the ol magical ID trick. The piece of plastic that cures all police investigations, fetishes, and amusements.
This is a bad case of big fish in a small pond mentality. Hes da sheriff! I hate qualified immunity so much.

 

I.D. Refusal: This Officer Has An I.D. Fetish

It amazes me that public employees walk up to citizens and ask “Can I help you?” and then proceed to refuse to help you.

 

“I’ve never heard of a criminal who records his own crime.” Have you heard of a police bodycam? Those criminals record their own crimes all day every day.

 

This the kind of service we get with or without a camera

 

The police supervisor told them it was legal to film and sit there and do his story and these people still were upset.

 

There is no expectation of privacy in a public place.

 

This is one of the ONLY audits, where the Auditor made NO mistakes.
This is a post-graduate College Class for auditing. But it isn’t stressful(arrestable), and that makes a difference.

 

Anyone could write down what someone says. How is filming a breach of privacy when every single person in the lobby can hear and SEE the person? What logic from the staff and cops who have a combined IQ of 15 between them. Geniuses!

 

It’s amazing that, “ in this day and age” officers still always defer to violating the citizens rights.

 

Public servants no long believe they answer to the people.

 

GETTING ID IS LIKE CRACK TO THE POLICE
After years of watching these types of videos, I’ve found that I can get service faster when I start recording in the lobby.
The 1st amendment is legal business. Funny thing is this place probably has cameras everywhere in that building. Kudos to the Sargent for knowing the law. He needs to educate the officers under him!
Ugh I’ve said it a thousand times…they act like your ID will reveal a crime….
The employee actually says it’s “violating federal law” like he knows. Sergeant was aware of the law. Holy crap!
cops are so annoyed these days when more and more people know their rights and can’t be bullied.
Blake makes being “helpful” look really obnoxious
He should have mentioned that there are cameras hanging on the wall and he has a right to those cause ITS PUBLIC.
Why are not police officers educated on the law? I hope the first officer has learned a lesson from his Seargent. I notice that they didn’t close the lobby as they didn’t have that authority. Isn’t it funny how no one wants to call their Supervisor?
I think they are taught to always ask for ID to search for possible warrants and make a quick arrest
After that cops supervisor left he no longer has the credibility to try to explain anything to you.
You’ve got to give credit where credit is due. That Sergeant educated Officer Papalotski? and I believe that he really got it.
I love to see LEOs faces when citizens say “NO I WILL NOT SHOW YOU MY ID!”, the are so used to we the people doing exactly what we are told to do.
My advice is if you’re going to do these lobby audits, you should come in with a very specific request. Ask for a public records request request form and be clear that’s what your visit is about. Or be specific that your stay is not indefinite and you want to film x, y, and z in the public lobby.
The employees are always the ones causing the disturbance. HE was very professional and calm until everyone else escalated it. THEY DONT OWN THE BUILDING you cannot run a government building on YOUR feelings. I hope he at least filed a complaint.
This highlights that they have “clients” coming in looking for help to get back into work and they are forced to discuss their personal situation and details in a public place with no privacy. But if you look thorough the doors the bureaucrats seem to have no shortage of space. If they had put any thought into how to serve their “clients” they would have made much more suitable arrangements to discuss personal details with their “clients”.
They don’t want transparency. That was beautiful that he made the cop descalate and explain to that government dummy. File that complaint on that stupid bureaucrat.