Cop Arrests Man but Doesn't Understand the Law.

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[@ajcook7777]

I NEED TO SEE YOUR I.D. BECAUSE YOU CROSSED THAT STREET IN A CROSSWALK! DAMN IT YOU CROSSWALKER!

[@TwoHemiViewer]

If USA citizens knew what is going on in Australia, New Zealand and UK with stuff like this and free speech THEY WOULD BE DISCUSSED. Why am I saying this ? It's because it's coming to the USA near you. If you don't have an interest in what's going on overseas in the above countries why be interested in this , remember full blown Tyranny is coming to a town near you.

[@404_profile_not_found]

​@@f15stroke1:34 it mentions it is Florida. Then the graphic on the screen highlights the state of Florida. A Google search shows Volusia county is in Florida. I know Volusia is in Florida and I'm not even from or in the US.

[@3rdreichball525]

"You walk where I say you walk." American law enforcement. Land of the free indeed

[@RealityBytesBack]

LOVE Your work and dedication LL. And I SO appreciate the longer videos. I can (and have) Watch your vids for hours!

[@tommyb123]

Retaliatory arrest should be considered as a criminal offense and the officer should be charged with a crime that requires mandatory jail time by officer or officers who are involved.

[@jasonshults368]

It is a crime. It's a capital felony.

[@scottnaylon]

​@jasonshults368 now all we need is someone with the power and the balls to charge them with this. I wonder who would have this power, and the balls? It's obviously not the local DA...

[@PJTYLER]

Kidnapping and false imprisonment.

[@PJTYLER]

@@scottnaylon The cops are the government. The local DA is the government.

[@nathanlawson313]

It already is a criminal offense.

[@PepeToTheMooon]

What a little brat of a cop. “You told people their rights!? Now I’m gonna retaliate and arrest you over….crossing the street.”

[@mr.duanesharpe]

He arrested him for his safety.

[@scottnaylon]

​@@mr.duanesharpe🤣

[@BabaYagaBabyBaddaBoom]

UNWRITTEN WAR ON WE THE PEOPLE AND FREEDOM , COPS THINK AMERICA IS THEIR PRISON

[@notozknows]

He admitted: "You were recording me thats why it happened (arrest)" Great evidence for an illegal detainment, @ $2.5K an hour. Now he'll really stutter.

[@BabaYagaBabyBaddaBoom]

HUGE EGO , small p....

[@Jooooowesh2028]

How do you arrest someone for resisting arrest? What a joke.

[@nadominhoca]

They are TRULY imbeciles... its insane....

[@jasonshults368]

It's not funny, it's a felony.

[@TekDeviL]

Life finds a way

[@Poppagee69]

Only cops have rights , the rest of us only have duties and responsibilities ! FTP

[@jar5520]

I see what you did there, thats a good one 😂

[@patrickhandrahan3823]

Cops should never be allowed to quit to avoid prosecution.

[@robertschwartzman195]

Brady List will prevent them to quitting and go somewhere else.

[@jameskim97]

I'm a doctor. If I fuck up and someone gets seriously injured due to my negligence or incompetence, I can't just quit and to stop any investigation. What the fuck?

[@TheAsmodha]

@@robertschwartzman195 I can tell you at least 10 states that don't give a fuck about Brady List.

[@darksaint0124]

Why are you falling for the okeydoke? Quitting does not absolve them from charges. They were never charged in the first place. Maybe if people actually started talking about how these DAs and prosecutors don't do their job then we might actually get somewhere, instead of making our own excuses for the nonsense.

[@jackal7610]

Anytime an officer leads with “I’m arresting you for resisting arresting” needs to be de-certified, fired, and prosecuted.

[@JPW3]

True. But the courts and DAs, who have a bias for officers, won't take that step.

[@makjanks]

A cop acting like a criminal. What a surprise.

[@jasonshults368]

Like a criminal?? When cops act like criminals, they are criminals.

[@doctorseuss5349]

Cops are just revenue collectors to feed the gov't machine.

[@makjanks]

​@@jasonshults368 my bad

[@Thecelestial1]

They aren’t acting, they are criminals!!!

[@susanhoh1414]

So many thug goons all over the Country.

[@nadominhoca]

"If you don't give me your ID, I will arrest you for resisting arrest" Honestly, they can't even get it right.....

[@PUCKERBUTTFACE]

Can’t make this chit up!

[@ANTIStraussian]

The deeper the southern accent on the law enforcement officer the worse the arrest.

[@BabaYagaBabyBaddaBoom]

Huge ego , small p.....!

[@dd-jm1md]

they don't have to...

[@t900HAWK]

clearly all they know how to do is throw out random crimes until one sticks

[@davidconley2470]

Lowry needs to be decertified, fired and charged with deprivation of rights under color of law.

[@climber950]

18 USC 242. 100% spot on.

[@koreyhayden1368]

Ok Dale

[@climbon3157]

That's a lot of words to spell, "murdered."

[@HO-os8ry]

he will just rejoin another department its what they all do

[@Censorthisbananahamock]

Lowery's entire police history needs to be investigated, and every case over turned.

[@Blgtn43]

Ego is the anesthesia that dulls the pain of stupidity.

[@kylelloyd4437]

A cop resigning isnt enough to cover for that officers crime.

[@brandonbp122]

Imagine if you're a Walmart worker and got to just resign if you broke the law.

[@wessexdruid7598]

@@brandonbp122 Imagine if you're a citizen and can get away with any crime by saying you're not aware of the law.

[@koreyhayden1368]

😂😂😂

[@kylelloyd4437]

@@wessexdruid7598 and cops use that excuse for qualified immunity all the time. But if a citizen does it, they'll beat your ass.

[@TCK-9]

Cops get offers from other departments all the time, so it is no big deal for most cops to resign to avoid prosecution as they can just move to the next department. And in large metro areas it is a common practice to farm job offers to keep in their back pocket in order to give them an 'out' in case of what they consider frivolous prosecutions from civilians like the cop who was being charged for beating that dude.

[@RoamingHeathen]

1. Admits he knows the incident in question 2. Denies knowledge of the incident 3. Admits the issue was the man speaking while the officer was engaged in a stop 4. Denies knowledge of the incident Lying this much this quickly is difficult

[@jasonshults368]

It isn't difficult for them. They are extensively trained to lie by professionals.

[@RockMountainYJ]

I judge a perfect 10 in the category of mental gymnastics. Fascinating

[@wingatebarraclough3553]

I fear how this cowardly, dishonest abuser treats his family behind closed doors... have you ever looked into the studies about law enforcement personnel and perpetration of domestic violence?

[@ygrittesnow1701]

Someone once said, "Always tell the truth. That way you don't have to remember what it is you lied about." Lwaxana Troi Star Trek the Next Generation.

[@JonBonCat]

​@@ygrittesnow1701insane. I live by that motto, am a huge TNG nerd, and legit didn't remember that's where I got it from. Amazing. Thank you.

[@TheHollyann07]

Why are we punished for "ignorance of the law", yet when actual law enforcement officers whose JOB it is to know the laws they enforce don't know them, no wrongdoing is found?! It is completely asinine!

[@librab103]

Because the supreme court ruled cops do not need to know the law to do their job hence where qualified immunity came from.

[@scottnaylon]

That's their "just us" system at work. There are over 30000 federal laws (guesstimate) but nobody can give a solid number. DOJ tried counting but gave up after 2 years

[@j.l.8000]

That is the main argument against QI. If anyone should be held to a higher standard, it should be law enforcement.

[@ygrittesnow1701]

@@j.l.8000 Ah, the mythical higher standard. You would have a better chance of seeing bigfoot and a unicorn having a pow wow.

[@DoroNijimaru]

​@@ygrittesnow1701if we actually held them accountable, we would create a higher standard. we literally cannot do that with QI. they have no reason to hold themselves to any standard.

[@JOEMCKINLEY3]

“I can’t make you look bad, all I can do is hold the camera. You can shine or look bad…” I love that

[@wallebo]

Lowery is a disgrace to those officer that do their job with pride (albeit few and far between).

[@Blacksheep40actual]

Good cops don’t exist.

[@beaversixniner]

Dirty cop lying 🤥 typical.

[@babyblueLEGEND]

The term "dirty cop" has lost its meaning. These are common practices.

[@scottnaylon]

​@@babyblueLEGEND"common" doesn't make it right or lawful

[@ratagris21]

They don't call it lying it's called untruthfulness. They love the word game.

[@babyblueLEGEND]

@@scottnaylon ...okay..

[@chrisbudesa]

Police = COP LIE

[@GiganticRooster-kn2lj]

When the government tells you how to cross the street, you live in a police state!

[@jasonshults368]

I disagree. When how someone crosses the street becomes a means of escalating to violations of rights and kidnapping, we live in a criminal conspiracy.

[@Defy5]

It's embarrassing. Every American should protest against all of these insane and petty regulations.

[@Strideo1]

Yep. Just take the jaywalking laws off the books. The cops shouldn't be using them as an excuse to harrass and arrest people.

[@belair54]

Yea t was a dead end street!

[@perryelyod4870]

@@Strideo1 Cities in Canada are terrible with overzealous enforcing of jaywalking laws. It, like most camera speeding tickets, are a lucrative source of revenue.

[@daveblackman816]

“You crossed the street that has a deadend! You’re under arrest now! You can’t just go around having people exercise their rights!” These are the type of cops that really need to stay away from people. He’s the jaywalking cop on a road that goes nowhere.

[@tgatt5759]

He's the exact type of person departments want. They want that "attack dog" type because they generate incidents, therefore generating court cases for the state.

[@hastyhillfarmand4x480]

Ain't it

[@hdlc4635]

Being locked up for a couple of hours for an unlawful arrest that was dismissed sounds like at least $100,000 of injury to me.

[@joedyson3074]

Arrested for resisting arrest is the ultimate paradox

[@waynebelshaw7961]

True oxymoron

[@GarryMcHugh-w8b]

How the hell can you arrest someone for crossing a road, what a outdated law

[@shushnik]

Very. The auto industry invented "jaywalking" to place the blame of the dangers of their products onto pedestrians. It's societal gaslighting.

[@deathbyvinyl]

its not outdated. It's updated to allow people to do it.

[@scottnaylon]

It's not even a law at all

[@joe-9718]

Land of the free though. Such freedom.

[@alexritchie4586]

America: "Sure, you can have a gun! Have ten! Take them to work!" Also America: "We don't trust you to be able to cross the street on your own."

[@j.l.8000]

The resignation of any officer under investigation should be used as evidence of guilt...not a get out of jail free card.

[@coolraul07]

Agreed. It's just like how they're allowed to use your silence (i.e. not saying ANYTHING as opposed to explicitly invoking your right to remain silent) against you in court as a indication of guilt.

[@Redwood_Rambler]

It's disgusting that cops have the mindset that only they understand laws and rights. When the guy with the camera tells the people they don't have to answer any questions because of the Fifth Amendment, the cop asks, "how would you know that?". It's our duty as Americans to know and understand our rights, you don't have to become a police officer to comprehend them.

[@scottnaylon]

I believe only a cop would ignore those rights on purpose, just to feed his ego

[@tomorowsnobodys]

Yeah or when they ask where you got your law degree… it doesn’t matter if i do or do not have a law degree. The information is free and widely available online and has been for decades. It’s not inconceivable that someone would know their rights in any given situation. Cops wield the authority of the state and as such they are reluctant to admit when they are wrong because they perceived it as a reversal of power roles. If they are not totally in control of every situation they just start arresting people and let the courts sort it out because their odds are pretty good that even if the court sides with the citizen nothing will come of it personally for the officer. It’s pathetic and messed up but we live in a police state.

[@ygrittesnow1701]

Think of it from a laborer's perspective. If an object was in a walkway getting in the way of doing their job they would likely move it to get it out of the way. Same thing with cops. The constitution is an obstacle that gets in the way of them doing what they want to do. They take great offense to anyone who knows their rights. And even further offense to those who would advise others of their rights. Remember the constitution was specifically created and written to tell THEM what they can't do.

[@tomorowsnobodys]

@@ygrittesnow1701 precisely! Love seeing cops with the Gadsden flag patches lol my brother in Christ YOU are the boot

[@DoroNijimaru]

​@@tomorowsnobodys"reluctant* to admit" ?

[@jondoe9581]

LACK LUSTER, your videos are quite frankly the best at showing police misconduct. In a world with ACTUALL justice you would have a news channel, minus mockingbird influence, (cia document). You are making change, and you will go down in history. WELL DONE !!!!!!!!!!!!

[@jAITtROtULL]

“I can’t make you look bad or good, I can only hold the camera!” Love It!!!

[@MrSubsound90]

It's so weird to me how cops will arrest you for resisting arrest when they don't have cause to arrest you in the first place.

[@jasonshults368]

Felonies are weird?

[@scottnaylon]

The saying goes "you may beat the charges, but you can't beat the ride." It apparently works wonders for butthurt egomaniacs

[@MrSubsound90]

@@jasonshults368 what felony?

[@tgatt5759]

​@@jasonshults368 what?

[@conscientiousobserver8772]

Resisting laws are so broad, so vague that just shaking your head can be seen as resisting, depending on the jurisdiction. Hence, a cop can arrest a citizen for "resisting" an officer, or a lawful order. Then further arrest said citizen for "resisting" that arrest.

[@louoldschool7047]

the immaturity level of cops now days is through the roof. get real

[@wingatebarraclough3553]

Or, well below the basement

[@brianbickle7395]

Bit like those constantly desperately begging for attention

[@sonofadam99]

@@wingatebarraclough3553reached the earth’s core.

[@barrybb5409]

Petty police. Its a sign of communism which is just rebranded marxism which is simply zionism with a different name.

[@ShaneDuchock]

If YOU don't know the law, you can be arrested and put in jail. If THE COP doesn't know the law, you can be arrested and put in jail.

[@DannyBoyZero]

Just remember: it only takes $.35 to change a cop's mind.

[@maxpeck4154]

15:15 The words "jaywalking" and "arrest" should never appear in the same sentence

[@fedupinOhio]

Thank SCOTUS who said ANY infraction is arrestable. #BlackRobedTyrants

[@killerkweef]

You just did though 😂

[@maxpeck4154]

@@killerkweef Indeed I did. Guilty. 🙂

[@stanswaby]

watching this from Europe we are constantly shocked at how closed, oppressive and tyrannical the land of the “the free” really is. Pyongyang is more like Disneyland by comparison

[@planetzdr]

I LOVE his reaction to James Madison calling him a dickhead. That got to him so bad because he knows it's true.

[@Carrierdlr1]

When a leo gets his ego hurt, he becomes a rabid dog!!

[@k.k.9571]

Or she. Let’s not forget all these lady cops

[@steveheath4256]

HYENA thank you.

[@robertschwartzman195]

When a animal is rabid they get put down. Does that apply to rabid coo ?

[@hastyhillfarmand4x480]

Land of the free, where you have to have permission to walk

[@stanswaby]

watching this from Europe we are constantly shocked at how closed, oppressive and tyrannical the land of the “the free” really is. Pyongyang is more like Disneyland by comparison

[@scrappy8ball]

"I need to see your ID" is not a question.

[@salvadorvizcarra769]

Yup... But, this Police ABUSE happened in China, in Korea, or maybe happened in Cuba. This Tyranny didn't happen here, at home, in US, cuz we live in the "Land of Freedom." Right? (I'm using SARCASM, ok?

[@turbowarp]

No cop should have authority to jail anyone for any code violation, city ordinance or low level misdemeanor, where even upon conviction in court, provides no possibility of jail time, whatsoever, as punishment.

[@coolraul07]

I agree with you. Unfortunately, SCOTUS case law gives them cover to arrest for ANY offense without it being a Constitutional violation.

[@turbowarp]

@@coolraul07 Yes, but their authority can be legislated away.

[@coolraul07]

@@turbowarp True. Colorado took some baby steps towards it. Not far enough, but enough to serve as a starting point for other states.

[@TheJinashura]

"I'm going to arrest you for resisting arrest" sounds about right

[@mr.duanesharpe]

Ahhhh yes. The ID crack epidemic. Cops always use resisting an arrest Always. 🤦‍♀️🤦🏿‍♂️

[@tudorjason]

Not the 1st time we've heard it

[@wingatebarraclough3553]

Imagine how this abuser treats his family behind closed doors

[@Claudette451]

This petty cop is out there harassing people for his kicks, he needs off the streets he’s nothing but a punk bully!

[@wingatebarraclough3553]

It may not be a coincidence that the bully in high school who stole my gloves, with his gang behind him and a vicious smirk on his face, went on to become a deputy sheriff

[@wingatebarraclough3553]

Also.. do we know how this abuser treats his family behind closed doors ?

[@Akaritomi]

​@wingatebarraclough3553 One such idiot became a local cop in my area. Fortunately he was as stupid then as he was in school. Did so much corrupt shit in plain view he was fired within a year. 😅

[@norbitgaultjunior]

have you noticed that in any other job offenders are fired immediately, but in police work they let rouge cops resign to keep their pension.

[@paintbrushful]

Deputy J Lowry unlawfully arrested a man for not using a crosswalk and admitted to another man that it is not illegal. So he's a liar with amnesia. This is terrible behavior from a cop. And the other cop Hickman who beat and tased someone for NOTHING----outrageous. The police chiefs of these departments should be fired.

[@MementoMori-kn4dh]

"Why are you calling me a dickhead?" He's just calling it as he sees it

[@WhateverWhenever44]

Anyone who resigns when under investigation should automatically forfeit their police officer certification nationwide.

[@kennethsonia5350]

🎯

[@ghostwriter720]

its the law in Colorado that they get decertified if that happens

[@PennelopeWhitmore]

You know whats crazy? That these idiots get Qualified Immunity!

[@wingatebarraclough3553]

Imagine how lowery treats his family behind closed doors. :(

[@stephengrigg5988]

And the people that decide to charge them or not have complete immunity

[@geoffleach8948]

Qualified stupidity

[@deanwallace4432]

He consistently shows contempt to the public who dares question his actions!

[@greentriumph1643]

I'm originally from New York City where J-walking is considered a fundamental human right.

[@mef9327]

“Don’t defund us.” They said. “We don’t have enough resources.” They said. “We can’t spend resources investigating your stolen property because we’re all tied up stopping and arresting people for crossing a street incorrectly.” They *SAY.*

[@hia5235]

Defunding works

[@Airman_Fu]

“Can not comment on active lawsuits.” That’s f’ing BS, it’s the taxpayers that pay their salaries and also the payout for the victims. There needs to be much more transparency.

[@LeCheeZy]

The more holes tyrants have, the more transparent they are.

[@MR_ii_5150]

6:26 "i have the right to ask you a question... let me see your I.D." What's your question, officer?

[@johnnydropkicks]

I caught that too.

[@jasonshults368]

The key here is that the cop got away with serious criminal acts. And still collected pay and benefits. After committing a few capital felonies.

[@righty-o3585]

Lol. I thought the same thing

[@Black_Blow_Fly]

Lackluster killing it yet again…

[@hastyhillfarmand4x480]

Contempt of cop

[@daviddziegielewski653]

Lowrey is just a bad person and a worse cop.

[@paulengels6926]

He has a small wee wee.

[@philmccuen]

"We can't do anything other than... Do our job" So articulate.

[@tgatt5759]

Menacing. They're alluding to harm

[@geoffleach8948]

We can't do anything other than...doing our job incorrectly.

[@kadro7454]

They forget everything right after they take the oath 😪

[@silentassason]

That's assuming they ever knew anything to begin with

[@tugmeboat]

Not true. They remember all the things that are in thier favor.

[@scottnaylon]

​@@tugmeboat🎯

[@BuffaloNickel9]

I disagree, but I liked your comment anyways because we're both on the same team.. I feel 99% of officers don't even have a clue of the proper laws regarding whats acceptable, or the slightest care to uphold their oath to protect our freedom & respect the taxpayer's rights, to begin with....

[@dannyfergusson3243]

Bruh an oath doesnt grant a cool head or knowledge of the law. Police are no better than dogs at understanding the law

[@HomerFriar]

They should be no way for a resignation. They shouldn't be allowed to resign especially during investigation

[@frigid4real]

This is one of my favorite KZbin channels! Thank you for always giving the full events that take place!

[@danfenwick4923]

Qualified immunity has to be done away with. These tyrant cops are getting out of control. They have to be held personally accountable. They get sued and lose enough they will quit.

[@DoroNijimaru]

they have nothing to lose for acting this way. they won't ever end up in a worse spot than when they joined. at absolute worst, they're back at square 1. they have no reason to not act this way. the only thing they stand to lose is their ability to act in this way, which they Shouldn't have in the first place!

[@DuggleBogey]

I want to know why a cop can get out of CRIMES by quitting their job. What crimes can I commit and get out of by switching employers?

[@bradpotter6401]

The cops sure like to use jaywalking to carry out their personal revenge.

[@tgatt5759]

💯

[@lisagrafton2529]

Retaliation by taking 12 hours of someone's freedom is a big injury!

[@user-kcrpine]

Ignorance of the law is NO EXCUSE for citizens. Under NO CIRCUMSTANCE should it ever be an excuse for well-paid storm tr00pers.

[@danieldelavega7605]

"Can't cross at a diagonal." We have entirely too many laws on the books in this country.

[@admthrawnuru]

Right? This ain't NYC where there's always traffic, why have laws against any crossing without traffic?

[@Dangerous_Brian]

That is one *THICK PIECE OF BACON*

[@robertschwartzman195]

Theres a tool that cattle ranchers have for removal of bulls tentacles can be approved for rabid co**.

[@Rysofly]

It's literally a ticket, not an offense to go to jail.

[@jasonshults368]

Cops are trained to lie and escalate.

[@tgatt5759]

Cops have that discretion to take someone to jail instead of a citation (it's really stupid).

[@Rysofly]

@@tgatt5759 on a traffic ticket

[@Scleavers]

How do you know this? It seems you have two law degrees

[@Rysofly]

@@Scleavers Cops certainly don't.

[@teeing9355]

He's protecting the serving the shit out of that community.

[@Gunderblinx]

Resigning shouldn't be a back door escape for getting out of excessive force claim

[@elenawilliams32]

Yes. When they resign they have the ability to work in the police department next door. They also keep all their entitlements. Ugh.

[@comcfi]

You can tell he hasn’t been punched in the face recently

[@LibertyWarrior1776]

This is what LE looks like under Sheriff Michael Chitwood. Volusia County is a total Police State and it needs to change.

[@dtcdtc8328]

Don't you dare critique the "chosen ones" in that County or anywhere in that State .... oh no. That goes for the majority of states too. Smfh

[@LibertyWarrior1776]

@dtcdtc8328 You mean "The Cheating One", we know how he got elected the first time around. We need to support James Powers, who is running against him.

[@De4n.1]

He was a tyrannical POS when he was police chief in Portland Maine, as typical they fail upward.

[@brianrezek7685]

Can you imagine how many rights have been violated by this officer…

[@michaelmagaw6870]

End qualified immunity NOW

[@carmenwright160]

They are so confident when they are completely wrong

[@jasonshults368]

That's their training. The same training that so many people claim they need more of.

[@randikay82]

Its the dunning Kruger effect, when a persons lack of knowledge and skill causes them to overestimate their competency. Meaning stupid cops thinking they are smart.

[@ianbattles7290]

"Ignorance of the law *is NOT an excuse."*

[@badandy55]

It’s very petty to arrest someone for walking across the street that shows you they are over staffed

[@mindyourbizok]

👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

[@georgejackson7798]

Seems like they hang around in that dead- end to ticket folks, who cross to that gas station

[@Auguur]

No cop has ever been accused of knowing the law. Once a cop, always a criminal.

[@janinecharron8491]

I am so sick of these pos cops being allowed to resign and not charged!!! 😡🤮

[@Mikevdog]

The militarized police BS can only be stopped by the 2nd Amendment and a lot of pine boxes. Public safety my butt

[@hbhkennel918]

I don't understand why some good people won't apply to these departments and infiltrate them and secretly record their illegal acts with pen cameras or spy glasses etc. Can't be that hard to get hired on from the looks of these developmentally disabled cops that are on the streets now.

[@hbhkennel918]

Yt natsies taking down my comments again. Ph U c K yt censorship.

[@connor_flanigan]

he's asking for a driver's license for a pedestrian. do we have walker's license now?

[@lonewolf5238]

Not yet...but all too soon, I'll bet

[@neurohack9038]

In America a drivers license is shorthand for I.D. Easy mistake.

[@stanswaby]

watching this from Europe we are constantly shocked at how closed, oppressive and tyrannical the land of the “the free” really is. Pyongyang is more like Disneyland by comparison

[@connor_flanigan]

@@stanswaby it didn't use to be like this.

[@treyshipman3153]

“I’m going to arrest you for resisting arrest”. wtf kinda asinine statement is that.

[@joeblow2069]

Jaywalking and similar type violations should only be charged when a person truly impedes traffic or causes an accident. The opportunity should not even exist for a dirty cop to use this against a citizen.

[@stanswaby]

watching this from Europe we are constantly shocked at how closed, oppressive and tyrannical the land of “the free” really is. Pyongyang is more like Disneyland by comparison

[@TheKukulkan]

This man should not have a badge. Period.

[@EJ-74]

HFTCD ✌🏻 Abolish Qualified Immunity Overturn Terry v Ohio

[@brookecameron9680InaPigsEar]

EJ 74 you as well, HFTCD ❤️✌️💯

[@PJTYLER]

Absolutely. If we are to remain free we must .

[@AndrewLeeW1]

Over turn Terry V Ohio? Why? Every state has its own laws on this exact subject and every state requires the exact same thing. Its asinine to overturn Terry V Ohio. Every stop and ID state and Non Stop and ID state requires RAS to ID someone.

[@Robert-xk5pm]

Cop is about as smart as a grape.

[@jasonshults368]

It's his criminal acts I'm concerned about.

[@Grimmlocked]

and shaped like one

[@righty-o3585]

Hey now , there are a lot of grapes that would take offense to that statement

[@Gunderblinx]

Telling someone your name is no longer a common courtesy when they use your name to run through your records to try and find something to charge you with.

[@bccp32]

“I need to see your ID” is not a question! Case dismissed 😂

[@carlosballi267]

Whenever they get in a lot of trouble, they resign. What is that. Smfh

[@burtminshew4812]

There are more criminals as police than there are in jail.

[@geoffleach8948]

Probably more criminal cops than INNOCENT ppl incarcerated.

[@mathemeatloaf1000]

All these stories would go untold without badass mofo’s like Lackluster.

[@ajcook7777]

What a clown hahahahaha

[@mtthom8630]

Threat of arrest is terrorism

[@gringodog111]

Thank you

[@ThunderChunky101]

"I'm gonna arrest you for resisting arrest" Imagine if that were actually true. They can just arrest anyone at will? Come on. Insane belief to hold. They think they're literally all powerful.

[@robertschwartzman195]

Im going to make up bumper stickers saying that very thing. Black background with pi k letters should make it pop.

[@killernil99]

Why is it so difficult to say you're wrong? Because they have been trained and supported to believe they are NEVER wrong. Couple that mentality with a big ego and you get these encounters every time.

[@Grimmlocked]

because admiting guilt invites legal culpability....

[@DoroNijimaru]

​@@Grimmlockedand lying is an evil act that skirts legal culpability. they straight up are undeniably the villains.

[@Grimmlocked]

@@DoroNijimaru oh I 100% agree with you but morality and legality have never been further apart

[@thagenet]

They will beat the life out of somebody for breaking a non criminal law that supposed to protect them from harm.

[@stanswaby]

watching this from Europe we are constantly shocked at how closed, oppressive and tyrannical the land of “the free” really is. Pyongyang is more like Disneyland by comparison

[@lylenuttree8467]

The fact that Ignorance of the Law is not an excuse for the public but is a get-out-of-jail-free card for cops is a major failing of our justice system.

[@randychadwick3776]

This Lowry cop is amazing......a dead end street. Jay walking - seriously?? And then all confused about arrest and resisting and not identifying, blah, blah, blah. We don't stand a chance.

[@rayh592]

There should be a task force of not less than ten people earning $60,000 per year plus benefits, paid by this officer and his pension to review every arrest and ticket this officer has issued since his hiring. Every case should go before a panel of judges, also paid by the officer to retry every case. He should then face a civil suit for a minimum of $500,000 and the assets of the department that employed him. Unlawful actions by officers need to cost them and their departments large sums until they begin to follow the law.

[@mreedoak]

Common courtesy is to admit mistakes and apologize.

[@alvarobesnier]

" arrest you for resisting arrest" has to be one of the dumbest sentences I've heard in a while

[@travr6]

It's called a POLICE STATE for a reason

[@stanswaby]

watching this from Europe we are constantly shocked at how closed, oppressive and tyrannical the land of the “the free” really is. Pyongyang is more like Disneyland by comparison

[@travr6]

@stanswaby America is huge. Nearly every single bad thing from America is in one of 10 DEMOCRAT liberal left run cities. The vast rest of America is great.

[@travr6]

@stanswaby It's like saying all of Europe is horrible because of how violent London and Paris are. If you come to America just look at the Democrat voting map and stay out of those areas.

[@didimean]

"I'm going to arrest you for resisting arrest" That pretty much says it all, right there.

[@wingatebarraclough3553]

Lowery is clearly an abuser. And if he is willing to be this abusive in public...do we know if he is also abusive behind closed doors, such as, towards his family, towards his pet?

[@toolegittoquit_001]

Wellness check indicated