I am completely speechless.
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This guy! This guy is pure. I wasn't sure if there were any of his kind walking the Earth anymore. We have our heroes, our men and woman who go above and beyond and place themselves into harms way everyday for the benefit of the all of us. But this guy...this guy isn't thinking about anything except doing what's right. It ain't his job. it ain't his community. He doesn't know the perp or the victims or intended victims. He's just all, that ain't right and he takes it straight to the bad guy. He's had time to think about what happened and what he did and even why he did it but it still hasn't occurred to him that he may actually be the only guy in a 500-1000 mile radius who would have responded the way he did for the selfless reason that he did. He was caught off guard by the reporter when asked if he thought about his own safety before taking action. You can see him physically pull back back a bit like he's wondering wtf kind of question is that, dude? I think that's when it hits him nd he's like..."oh...riiight...we don't actually live in that kind of nation. Fuck dude i keep forgetting that." That's all i'll say except that this guy is pure fucking gold and i hope to hell they don't grab him and convince him to do some God-Awful reality show and turn him into pure shit. I love this guy!
uberjames
The 47 Ronin
well its illegal to carry firearms in 99% of california, so, if you have a gun the police can stop you.
That case that the gentlemen from the first video applies to california as well, as that cause was won in a federal court.
I don't give a crap where you live, if you are carrying an officer of the peace has no right unless you are suspected of commiting a crime.
This guy is a retard because he has some weird expectation that every cop he encounters knows all the cases he has cited in this video.
Sad part is one day he will encounter a old fart who shoot first and ask questions later and old his law knowledge will go down the drain.
Is your right to carry a gun ,a right like this is not reconized by too many country in the world, so don't be a douche and respect ppl who put their life in danger every day for us even if there are bad apple between them, I still think high of them and respect them, sry this is my two cents.
At some point in life we all will get to appreciate the help of one of these police officers, one way or another .
Is your right to carry a gun ,a right like this is not reconized by too many country in the world, so don't be a douche and respect ppl who put their life in danger every day for us even if there are bad apple between them, I still think high of them and respect them, sry this is my two cents.
At some point in life we all will get to appreciate the help of one of these police officers, one way or another .
Llaw officers DO have a right to question you if ANYTHING seems out of place and/or suspicious. In fact, it's a huge part of what they are trained and hired to do. Let's say that you're tired from traveling and pull off the road and park in a strange neighborhood. You take a nap in your car in front of somebody's home. They see you there and call the cops and tell them that there is a suspicious car parked outside with a single occupant. The resident asks them to investigate because there have been a rash of burglaries in the area recently and they're scared to check on the driver. The police is obligated to investigate in this case provided they have available resources to do so. The next thing you know is there is a man knocking on your driver's side window with a flashlight. You realize it is a cop. What are you going to do? Tell him that he has no right to question you because you've committed no crime? How does he know whether you've committed a crime or not? It is his job to determine who you are and why you are there and whether or not you are a menace to yourself or others. Check your attitude, son, or it will not turn out well for you. I guarantee it. Being questioned is not the same as being detained lawfully or unlawfully. It is your civic duty to cooperate with an officer's requests as long as it does not violate your rights. As a civic-minded citizen I would hope you know these things especially if you are carrying a firearm on your person or in your vehicle, load or unloaded, you or the weapon. Save the militia bullshit for the boys back at the barn where you can posture and strut all you want. More importantly, save it for when it is really needed. We ain't there yet.
It would behoove us all to brush up on this stuff including Samaritan laws, laws concerning carry and transport of firearms, and any and all laws, codes, regulations, and departmental policies on the municipal, county (parish), state and federal levels. Develop your own best practices based on what you learn because as you'll find out a lot of the laws etc. contradict one another and/or are as clear as mud. It's also a good idea to spend some time down at the county (parish) courthouse and sit in on as many arraignments, trials, etc. as you can. I'll bet some of you aren't even aware that you can do that. Learn the system and see how it works in the real world. Never assume you know anything. In fact, and here's a nugget of pure fucking gold for everybody: You're better off acting like you know less than you ACTUALLY do MOST of the time. But ALWAYS keep your cool and be as real as you can be. If that sounds like nonsense to anybody then i apologize for failing you. Besides, what the fuck do I know. Right?
I'm done. I thank you if you took the time to read more than one consecutive sentence today. I'd say "God bless you" but it would only be to accommodate an assumption of your beliefs, not mine, based on a statistically determined "majority". The sentiments are relatively equivalent when I say:
peace
It would behoove us all to brush up on this stuff including Samaritan laws, laws concerning carry and transport of firearms, and any and all laws, codes, regulations, and departmental policies on the municipal, county (parish), state and federal levels. Develop your own best practices based on what you learn because as you'll find out a lot of the laws etc. contradict one another and/or are as clear as mud. It's also a good idea to spend some time down at the county (parish) courthouse and sit in on as many arraignments, trials, etc. as you can. I'll bet some of you aren't even aware that you can do that. Learn the system and see how it works in the real world. Never assume you know anything. In fact, and here's a nugget of pure fucking gold for everybody: You're better off acting like you know less than you ACTUALLY do MOST of the time. But ALWAYS keep your cool and be as real as you can be. If that sounds like nonsense to anybody then i apologize for failing you. Besides, what the fuck do I know. Right?
I'm done. I thank you if you took the time to read more than one consecutive sentence today. I'd say "God bless you" but it would only be to accommodate an assumption of your beliefs, not mine, based on a statistically determined "majority". The sentiments are relatively equivalent when I say:
peace