Guy Refuses to ID and Teaches Cop the Law When He Is Unlawfully Questioned

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[@daverobson3084]

A cop saying " all I want to do is identify you and You're on your way." Is a tacit admission of an unlawful detainment.

[@compmanio36]

Bingo and now he's got it on camera. $$$$$

[@RobertTurner-i8x]

JACK BOOT NAZI AMERICA SHOW US YOUR PAPERS AND YOUR ON YOUR WAY Z LAND OF THE FREE AND Z HOME OF THE BRAVE

[@rodomann]

No its not, he is asking...

[@marshall4759]

​@rodomann so I guess it would be ok at that point to "ask" the cop have you ever had your ass kicked?

[@daverobson3084]

@@rodomann No what " is not"??? If one is detained, and the officer states that you can be on your way after you identify, with no other investigation, that is tacit admission that they are violating your rights. Otherwise they would actually be investigating the crime that you are suspected of( which is a prerequisite of you being detained in almost all instances).

[@kdlev4903]

Ignorance of the law is NO excuse according to the courts...UNLESS you are a COP.

[@edwardblasingame9002]

So from watching these videos I see the majority of POLICE DEPARTMENT largely hire the mentally DEFICIENT

[@abbatrouble]

How about just plain ignorant?

[@jeremiahtrevino9265]

How about it's the law that you have to have your fishing license on you when you are fishing

[@margaretwarrior5259]

@@jeremiahtrevino9265he’s told the cop he has a fishing license but he doesn’t need to show that to the cop, now,if Fish and Game asks that’s a different matter and he does have to show it to him…

[@StaceyParenti-kk4lc]

💯 Exactly what I’ve been shouting lol Qualified immunity for all 😅

[@jezbello411]

That cop is 'fishing' also.😄😄😄

[@gothgirl4evr881]

That's exactly what I said

[@Powerfulchange712]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Area51-is6vg]

😂🤣It must be inside HOA property or near HOA property ......some old person called police on him. 3years ago a guy riding a bike like 1am was stopped for not having lights one his bike .He refused to give his I.D .He ended up in ER room and then died. NV is stop and I.D state .

[@krisviado5759]

ziiiiiiing

[@olerocker3470]

he has a license to phish and lie.

[@bryantsteury8910]

“Is suspicion a misdemeanor or a felony” is my new favorite phrase

[@mayotrapz9355]

“Show that to him” means he has no fucking clue what you just said 😂

[@JohnSmith-kh3yz]

100% 😂

[@theunluckycharm9637]

​@@markwade3950YEP!!!! HAHAHAH 😂😂😂

[@chrisknoblock]

Bout to go google it.

[@spiteye4206]

If it doesn't mean that it means "he wants me to do this, but I don't want to" lol

[@chrisj1982]

And he’s gonna go look it up. Realize most departments don’t require much in the way of education

[@randalthor2859]

"At this point all I'm trying to do" "Is violate my rights, yes. I'm well aware."

[@jarredcombs7603]

The twist is he just murdered someone. He got away with it under the guise of fishing.

[@DR_Films651]

@@jarredcombs7603the twist is the cop is more likely to murder someone then the civilian

[@terrancekible9529]

@@jarredcombs7603 If the officer has reasonable articulable suspicion of that, he has a lawful reason to detain the suspect. He can't just stop anyone he wants and say "you're suspicious" so give me your ID.

[@TheRealNickG]

@@terrancekible9529 I mean SCOTUS was pretty clear on that in the Terry decision. Not sure what they don't get. Some people have this idea in their head that a cop's job is to make random searches until they "find the bad guys" and that is truly their idea of "police work". They really don't get why a cop can't just walk up and demand to see ID if you are walking down the road minding your own business. I suppose after Miranda, it took a few years to catch on. Cops were still making people confess during questioning and defendants were punished for indigence by not having any legal counsel for years after the decision. Hopefully we will get to a point where Terry is just as accepted and followed as Miranda.

[@homelessalcoholic2716]

​@@DR_Films651Source?

[@Burndeck1]

"Suspicious person" is getting to be a cop out.

[@stephenmoore1541]

Has been for a long time.

[@lancetoston3941]

It was always a cop out

[@loua1519]

As bad as I smell weed. Or we got a call.

[@Burndeck1]

@@loua1519 also, I smell alcohol.

[@crowsenpai5625]

Same with the usual follow up “you’re not cooperating, or even just said ‘no’ to us? Well to me it sounds like you’re *_Obstructing_* our investigation, so you’re under arrest!”

[@crackeronapier8056]

This is the Armed Fisherman he’s from Florida where it’s legal to open carry a firearm as long as you are going to or coming from fishing. He does this all over the state of Florida. He is a notional treasure! He exercises his rights like we all should!

[@TheIndoraptor]

It's unfortunate that American citizens have to memorise the law bc the people enforcing it don't

[@camillelee3775]

😂😂😂 unfortunate?? Every citizen should know all of the laws. Period. What’s unfortunate, is American born citizens mostly don’t know them but legal immigrants do.

[@TheIndoraptor]

@@camillelee3775 You know what I meant by what I said.

[@jeremiahtrevino9265]

@@TheIndoraptor The law in the state of Florida states that if you're going to carry a firearm, you have to either be hunting or fishing.This man is carrying an assault rifle.Walking to the pond to say he's fishing without a fishing license

[@xxskullexxx4087]

​@@jeremiahtrevino9265 Not carrying an assault rifle. An AR-15 is not an assault rifle.

[@scLefQ]

​@camillelee3775 Lol you have a weak stance on LAW ENFORCEMENT not knowing the LAWS they're supposed to the be ENFORCING. THEN...you bring up some bs about immigrants that has nothing to do with the situation at hand. Also...that immigrant statement is a lie and you don't have any statistical data to back up that statement.

[@killa892]

These cops need to learn that walking up and talking to someone doesn’t mean they have to talk to you

[@Eli-kp3pf]

Free range slaves?? Wtff

[@Eli-kp3pf]

@OnlyCowardFascistSilenceSpeech I bet you're a BLM & ACAB supporter too

[@tigera6]

Then how can they do their job? If no conversation can be had, eventually they will come up with the facial recognition database equiment for evey cop own there. You think its then illegal for them to just ID you base on your face?

[@GonkaGonkaGonka]

​@@tigera6maybe just deal with actual crimes and not questioning random citizens, and none of that's an issue

[@tigera6]

@@GonkaGonkaGonka So HOW they can find out about the situation if no conversation can be had? Of course its your freedom to NOT talk to them, but at the same time you are ASKING them to solve cases without giving them any information to investigate? And like I said, if they can get AI to ID every single one with a glance, then its no problem for them, but people like you would say thats breaching of your right, no?

[@playfulpanthress]

How the hell does one "uphold the law", if they don't even "KNOW" the law???!?!

[@peterjohnstone7867]

Amazing how going to school for only 6 months lands officers in this position constantly. 6 months 12 hours a day 8 of which are normally firearm training and safety

[@shloopydoopersontheloreguy9069]

It seems like his supervisor told him to make the stop.

[@terrancekible9529]

@@shloopydoopersontheloreguy9069 Whether or not his supervisor told him to make the stop is irrelevant. He has no lawful authority to detain someone that isn't breaking the law.

[@mrvang8077]

They never do hence why just stop people over the stupidest infraction.

[@kramhoogness]

They aren’t law enforcement officers anymore. They need to meet quotas for citations and money making for the department.

[@jasonfroese2161]

School is in session because that cop just got SCHOOLED!! 🤣

[@gatogato3748]

When someone starts spitting specific statutes I'll be like, ok have a good day.

[@ixcrusha2024]

I won’t because 9/10 they only know the parts that benefit them or they refer to incorrect statutes etc that’s not the case here but ye😂

[@chavvy9074]

@@ixcrusha2024but it’s not their purpose to justify their existence, it’s your purpose as an officer to tell them what they’re violating

[@homelessalcoholic2716]

​@chavvy9074 It's not just about violations, the officer has a right to conduct an official investigation. Showing your ID literally only helps you.

[@chavvy9074]

@@homelessalcoholic2716 there no official investigation unless there is a crime, the dude cites the statute to prove that there is no crime, he doesn’t HAVE to do that. Explain how showing your ID would help you if you’re accused of a crime, slowly, cus there’s a lot of stuff you’re implying by saying that.

[@gennix404]

That's how sovcits think they get away with dumb stuff like this😂

[@bigbot1975]

That is THE ARMED FISHERMAN FROM FLORIDA. That dude knows his shit and has his own channel

[@jaysondixon7040]

Love this dude 😂

[@lordhadez3900]

His Win Ratio in court is Solid 99%

[@XanderCat]

Probably also has his own KZbin shorts which this person ripped off...

[@nevaaseenko]

Channel name?

[@PaulP999]

do any of us really believe "we've had a call"...?

[@minapane]

I'm a retired cop. These ignorant officers really piss me off. It takes nothing to know the law and its amendments. Glad I retired. Smh

[@billkaldem5099]

Bet you never turned in a dirty cop. Mien Heir.

[@stickiedmin6508]

​@@billkaldem5099 Why not just _ask_ them? I know it's easier to let your assumptions do all your thinking _for_ you, but it's rarely very helpful. Here, watch - I'll do it.

[@stickiedmin6508]

Why did you retire? What kinds of crooked goings on did you see? How severe were the issues you encountered? In your opinion, when something similar to what's in the video happens, is it because of malice, or simple ignorance? Are the rotten cops doing what they do because they're dicks, or because they genuinely don't know any better?

[@billkaldem5099]

@@stickiedmin6508 I’m real impressed.

[@stickiedmin6508]

@@billkaldem5099 😎👍

[@mountain_dweller]

They just love to play that suspicion card

[@Gorthain]

Suspicion of being suspicious

[@The-Friendly-Grizzly]

All "civilians" are suspects.

[@Edgeworthian]

This is the Armed Fisherman on KZbin. He's located in Florida and was doing videos about how open carry worked down there. Florida just passed constitutional carry, but prior to that the only way you could open carry was if you were in the process of fishing, hunting, or camping. Apparently, a lot of cops in Florida were not aware of this. Hopefully he gets a lot less harassment now that constitutional carry is a law of the land in Florida.

[@rockspoon6528]

I doubt he will get less harassment, you are giving the popo too much credit.

[@siege2928]

What??? Cops unaware of laws? Say it isn't so!!!! 😂

[@captainmeow2771]

Id say that was a huge oversight not briefing them immediately the day that became active!

[@fishlemontek189]

​@@captainmeow2771well the constitutional concealed carry has nothing to do with open carry while fishing, which has been around for quite awhile now

[@dantemenech2045]

Yea due to videos like this the cops are becoming more knowledgeable it seems I live in fl most of the cops in my county are nice

[@sbcavo4332]

"This is a suspicious person call." "Great! I'll be sure to let you know if I see any suspicious people. Bye!"

[@TheCowboyCurtis]

This guy is walking around with a firearm and filming specifically to get reactions like this. They're using a law that states they can open carry while fishing, so they're not doing anything illegal, but they know random folks will see them and call the cops. While certainly not illegal, the concerned calls make sense.. but the stop really should be "OK you're fishing? Have a nice day."

[@ralphwiggum1982]

@@TheCowboyCurtisif anything the officer could have just asked if he has a fishing license and asked to see that

[@TheCowboyCurtis]

@@ralphwiggum1982 It sounds like he did ask, but only Fish and Wildlife officers have the authority to demand to see the license wherever this was filmed.

[@JohnSmith-vk9ds]

Lol nah. I'm under no obligation to assist them in any ongoing investigation. "Well, I've explained my purpose and destination and I no longer consent to this encounter so you can articulate a crime to me and escalate this to a detainment, or else you are dismissed and have a pleasant day."

[@Timmyjkelley]

​@@TheCowboyCurtis firearm? Where? He's carrying a fishing net. That's all that matters

[@Funkydood]

“The worst kinda criminal is the Law Enforcement criminal.”-J. A. N.

[@jeffreypedersen8402]

Right! I refer to them as "costumed clown criminals!"

[@Jonathorus]

Facts

[@mrjonguz]

They left out the part where he’s got an ar style rifle strapped to his back. Not saying I agree with him being harassed, but what kind of police officer would just let folks stroll around town looking super sketchy with out checking on them.

[@cryogenicdragonvlogs296]

​@@jeffreypedersen8402 and without them you would probably be dead in a ditch by now

[@terrancekible9529]

@@mrjonguz The kind of police officer who obeys the law and recognizes the fisherman's rights. That's what kind of police officer.

[@swimmer7064]

It is extremely painful for any cop to admit they are wrong.

[@jayhowell7133]

They always lie, talking bout they received a call of a suspicious person bs!

[@BilTucker]

This guy walks around with a AR 15 what part of the fishing trip is that for ?

[@josephp1117]

poLIcE!

[@orettwilliamn7174]

Dumb cop

[@EdFredHernandez]

And even if they did "get a call" about a suspicious person then so what, that doesn't mean he broke a law necessarily

[@BilTucker]

@@EdFredHernandez just because someone walks around with a gun doesn't mean they have plans to kill someone. That's never happened

[@ericerto8250]

Freedom looks scary

[@shad0wincgaming]

Only when tyrants try to remove it.

[@dexter8705]

True day, tyrants aka corrupt criminal cops are scary

[@nicomontenigro6858]

@@shad0wincgaming americas one of the least free countries on earth..... tyrants' are already slowly taking away all our freedoms while the common man watches and spreads the cheks apart preparing to get railed the divide between the rich and powerful and the poor grow farther apart each day

[@universityrepairFL]

It is sometimes

[@honchopenguin2991]

Ya cops like to have their own kinda “freedom”

[@TheJollyRogerDeepSix]

Cop is fishing for a violation.. End qualified immunity NOW

[@edmiddlebrooks1696]

"Cop is fishing for a violation." They ALWAYS are. ...ALWAYS

[@MechaStuzila]

When you're taught that everyone is a criminal and you need to find out what the crime is...

[@cybermainstream]

Nice pun lol

[@blackwaterdogs4256]

Tell that Dunce: "You show me YOUR fishing license, and I`ll show you MINE !"

[@JohnDoe-tf5my]

I feel that people should just open with "Suspicion isn't a crime, and getting a call doesn't give you a free pass to violate my rights." Not like that's going to stop them.

[@gregcurtis7549]

Actually, that's pretty good.

[@ChristopherCarterGS]

"Is being suspicious a felony or a misdemeanour?"

[@The-Ford-Guy]

It may not stop them but it will get them sued. Repetedly.

[@survivaltipsandtricks4042]

No no this is good. It’s always some bs like “we’ve had reports” or “we’ve gotten some calls” and all I can think is “tf does that have to do with me?” They don’t and because of that me just walking isn’t grounds to harass me. “Suspicion isn’t a crime, and getting a call doesn’t give you a free pass to violate my rights” is great man

[@bartman7144]

Cop deescalated the situation actually. It was obvious the guy was just fishing. It sounds dumb over the radio when you can’t even tell dispatch basics. And every on duty cop hears it. Poaching issues aside need to be handled by Fish & Game.

[@cyclon74]

All cops are trained to violate and/or pressure you into waiving your Constitutional rights. The training itself is the problem.

[@WitnessingTyranny]

Institute for Justice is suing the entire Milton WV pd for training investigative techniques that violate rights.

[@Archibald_von_Munch]

If only there was a way for cops to know the laws they were supposed to enforce.

[@mikewilcox9348]

If cops knew the law, they would be lawyers.😂

[@EmpressOfExile206]

​​​​@@mikewilcox9348Not necessarily lol Lawyers have to know/be able to find *all* the laws in their field of practice and the nuance of how they're interpreted Cops don't need to know all the tiniest details/interpretations that belong in the court room.. but *_they should_* have a strong foundational understanding of Constitutional law and the handful of legal concepts that make up 80%+ of their calls! They should also have a legal resource database that they can _quickly accessed_ on the 💻 in their cruiser for more niche instances/unique local state or county legislation 💯 There also needs to be annual a yearly test to make sure they maintain competent levels of understanding for Constitutional laws and the situations they most commonly deal with 👏

[@jacobbender2246]

To be fair, there are no laws in clown world. Just guidelines that only apply to whites. Who would want to police today's society? Certainly not the best or brightest.

[@ivanv2551]

@@mikewilcox9348Even worse! Lol!

[@barrettlori9249]

It's a number's game 🎯

[@joymcclure564]

This’s a dang near PERFECT example of protecting your rights in a respectful way. I can’t fault him at all.

[@TexasPapa13]

Perfectly legal in Florida. Quit harassing the citizens officer

[@shanemoves2567]

Law abiding citizens at that... Tax dollars aren't suppose to be wasted like that, find a new way...

[@TexasPapa13]

@@shanemoves2567 exactly

[@hatimgasim]

The majority of people don't like open carry and will call police although the law in Florida if you're fishing, you can open carry 😂😂😂 maybe from the times, when gun fishing was not a problem. 😂😂😂

[@gracieg7601]

What gets me is he puts his big old body in the middle of the sidewalk. I would have said excuse me except he wanted ID. Guess he needed his id fix. lol stupid cops. Geez! I can’t stand how stupid they are. “I got have your id then you can go” NO YOU DONT !

[@mijimonmaster]

"Suspicion" is nothing but the opinion of the accuser with no RAS of an actual crime.

[@blinkjump8723]

most people say just show the id and be done with it. Most of the time that’s what we do.What’s next? You get stopped and asked for your papers like your a Jew in the 40’s?No I’m okay on that. We shouldn’t just let them do what they want for the sake of convenience. They believe they have power they don’t have.

[@mijimonmaster]

@@blinkjump8723 Exactly. What I hear when the sheeple say "why dont you just give up your ID?" is "Why dont you just give up your rights?"

[@0-2-1]

Being suspicious around others is a form of disorderly conduct/disturbing the peace. (Both crimes) so police can definitely investigate to see if your actually breaking laws or not stop being a sensitive karen smh

[@blinkjump8723]

@@0-2-1 sorry boss he say she say doesn’t work like that

[@mijimonmaster]

@@0-2-1 Reasonable articulable suspicion OF A CRIME! No crime, no ID, no exceptions. I know you dont like that, but that's how the law works. So stop being a bootlicker smh 😂

[@gzo313]

What failed to be mentioned is he was stopped because he is carrying an AR. And in FL you can open carry while fishing.

[@69sound81]

Yeah, and that is why he should be ID. He is not currently fishing, he has an AR out and ready in a residential area "ON HIS WAY TO FISHING". That means he could go fishing or just say he is and commit a crime. There is reasonable and articulable suspicion of a crime being executed in the form of a shooting. If we keep saying it is okay for people like this not to provide ID and paperwork for the firearm while casually walking in public with an AR and holding fishing gear then we are also saying it is okay for criminals to get away with it in the same way. "Oh, yeah, Im on my way to fishing just after that elementary school full of innocent kids that could become nice targets officer. But you have no right to ask for my ID because I'm holding a fishing pole". That is actually not okay. If most of the population would open carry and have a rifle in their vehicle, then yes, dont provide the ID and if you do something stupid other people will put you out of comission. But as long as it ain't the old wild west or rural Texas/Montana... then you should simply say "yeah officer, Here id my ID, i'm on my way to this place to catch some fish and the law allows me to open carry while fishing. Anything else I can do for you? No? Then have a good day".

[@debrakennedy7671]

Their are Alligators in Florida. Also bob cats and bears. I carry when I fish. Not an AR though. But open carry is legal.

[@tb8654]

​@@69sound81please learn what "out and ready" means, that means displayed in his hand as opposed to being strapped around his back or on his hip. And your following comment makes no sense as it is legal to open carry in Florida, you literally can't use a legally protected act to argue a case of suspicion of an illegal act that is about to be committed genius. What percentage of people who open carry + are willing to mention the law exist? That percentage of mass sh*ters have you ever seen carry a firearm and then walk outside in public for 2 minutes with it without utilizing the firearm?

[@mdargusch]

​@@69sound81 people carry firearms all the time. Why is it a big deal for you that his is visible?

[@billieunderwood8303]

​@@69sound81well, according to the last four school shootings in a row, cops should be stopping every trans they see walking down a road with your thought process.

[@jamusloos2859]

"So at this point" Is such a passive way of implying he did something wrong. Without an RAS, there is no "at this point".

[@chrisboosh2228]

How would his I.D help the cop in any way? He's clearly going fishing. How does identifying him make him less suspicious?

[@ysmith494]

He might be an Aquarius going fishing, that's suspicious as hell. lol

[@jamesnoneyabizness5611]

Puts him IN the system, lets the cop search for warrants or "complaints" against the person. It's also an intimidation technique and of course, there's always the "whups, there's a person with the 'same name' who has a warrant, better run you in, so we can be *SURE“* - and so you can spend a few hours/days in jail, so you can learn your place, _citizen._

[@JustAGooseman]

​@@jamesnoneyabizness5611This is like actual delusions of grandeur right here, folks. Your name isn't used as the basis for running your information. They don't need your ID to put you in the system chucklefuck, you got put in it automatically the instant you got assigned a social security number LOL. When they run your name, they compare the last 4 digits of your ID and your place of residency to ensure its the right person. You clearly got your information from a movie or from the 70s because this has been the standard practice across the entire country for literally the last 3 decades.

[@palermothegoalgod-wd2wp]

What fkn info do Americans have on their ID? Both of them on a fishing mission

[@ibxmushu]

It doesnt. It means you forfeit any other rights you may have pursuant to any other search & seizure tactics after they've been permitted to identify you. NEVER give your identification if you havent committed a crime. Simple. Just dont do it.

[@kramhoogness]

The fact that an everyday law abiding citizen needs to go through this with a cop just shows me that we have some huge problems in this country.

[@edmiddlebrooks1696]

Yes, we do. The fact that in the US citizens call this cops becuase someone is seen just carrying is absolutely ridiculous. Open Carry nationwide needs to be instituted immediately.

[@1OFGODSOWN]

@@edmiddlebrooks1696 most people with common sense would not think it is necessary to walk around with an AR-15 strapped across your back or your chest.A Concealed handgun is more than enough for most but there are always a few Rambo’s in the crowd looking for attention.👎🏻

[@philr6829]

You are partly right. He ain’t need to go through all that. He could have said “sure - here is my ID” but that would get him his video clicks.

[@Berealfool]

This is probably the dude that carries his AR-15 fishing with him. He gets stopped all the time and posts this stuff.

[@philr6829]

@@Berealfoolhey - be nice now. No doubt his mommy told him when he turns 35 next month he can’t stay on her couch in the unfurnished basement rent free anymore and that he needs to pay rent or leave.

[@cthawk6770]

All he’s trying to do is infringe on your rights as an American Citizen.

[@NinaBoulton]

Remember he explain someone rang in on a suspicious person

[@paulpsycho78]

Feel bad for the poor wife of this cop. He is going to black eye her after this embarrassing situation

[@TJBUSMC1973]

@@NinaBoultonAnd the suspicion was immediately resolved. That’s the end of the legal part of the encounter.

[@dontaiignis5046]

​@@NinaBoultonah yes because police can't lie that's as true as officers have to identify themselves when asked

[@terrancekible9529]

@@NinaBoulton So what? Open carrying a firearm is perfectly legal under the circumstances of this video.

[@donnahardy3582]

But officer, you’re violating my 4th amendment! Go away!!!!

[@jarreau2001]

The people who call the cops to create these situations need to be charged. Stop weaponizing the police!

[@jenniferscott3176]

No one is calling it in they are just playing a numbers game of the lottery hoping they get a warrant on the run so they can take them in and pick up the reward on them. So sad our system is so messed up

[@marklee8409]

Not to mention more citizens need to learn their rights, their constitutional rights. That way, when An incident like this occurse, you can shut the officer down. And keep on keeping on

[@sprky777]

Armed fisherman is working ro educate police departments. When a "guy with a gun" call comes in, ask them " is he fishing? Because that's legal". Or is he threatening people, that's not legal, we're on our way.

[@womblehunter]

99% guarantee that nobody actually called the cops. They just say it to justify what they're doing.

[@olivertoeknuckleiii2093]

I love how you people are so anti-cop. Because when thugs are breaking into your home, who ya gonna call? Your daughter gets assaulted, who ya gonna call? When you get robbed of all your valuables, who ya gonna call? That’s right, the same people you slam on social media

[@GramsBeth-xy6jy]

The guy is the Armed Fisherman in Florida. He is well within his rights

[@steve_beatty]

He's an attention whore...🙄 That law is in place to allow self defense in the wild...not to carry a long gun in a city park scaring little kids and old women for clicks and likes... 🙄

[@dazeen9591]

I am armed too

[@steve_beatty]

He's also an attention whoore...🙄

[@robertsmalls3513]

They need to just legalize open carry in Florida and just get done with it. Too many cops see the ban and think it applies to situations where it doesn’t actually apply

[@dazeen9591]

@@robertsmalls3513 yeah Florida somehow seems like the most awful state in terms of police interactions. Always hear crazy stories from there

[@stejer211]

This guy should realize that in America it is highly suspicious to travel more than 100 feet without a car.

[@jeremiahtrevino9265]

@@stejer211 Going fishing with an assault rifle without your fishing license on you is very suspicious

[@jasonprocknow9710]

@@jeremiahtrevino9265in what part of this video does it show that he doesn’t have his fishing license? Because near the beginning when the cop first asked for his drivers license and fishing license the guy said that he does have those on him. Of course he did not show them to the cop because he did not have to.

[@jasonprocknow9710]

Lol!!! I guess you live on the more well to do side of town. Because the side of town I have always lived in walking is very common. When I bought my first house, the most important requirement was it had to be close to a convince store. Like 1-3 blocks. Fortunately the first house we looked at was 2 blocks from a QuikTrip!

[@stejer211]

@@jasonprocknow9710 You might have completely missed the point of my comment.

[@dakotah4866]

​@@jeremiahtrevino9265you do not need a fishing license to enjoy fishing. any laws that were made to Grant licensing are void. You are free to join your occupation in the Union without any intervention by the government. as long as you're not harming anyone

[@marckirkbride9902]

The old suspicious guy with fishing pole trick.....😂😂😂

[@brightbright6768]

The cop did not understand what the guy was trying to teach him...😆

[@DartsNoCity]

Not only did he not understand, he cannot understand. Ever. They only hire people of average or below average intelligence. If you have an IQ higher than 120, you cannot be a cop.

[@jabrark5828]

I didn't understand what that guy was tryna teach him either. 😂

[@CarzyAutumn]

​@jabrark5828 that legally, he can carry his gun while he is going fishing. That includes going to and from the spot.

[@terrancekible9529]

@@jabrark5828 Simple. The Law.

[@jeremiahtrevino9265]

@@CarzyAutumn Hey , momo , the law also states that when you go fishing , you have to have a fishing license on you

[@MustangMike012]

Cop needs his fix. Get that ID at all costs.

[@jamesupton143]

Yep. ID = Cop Crack😅😅😅😅

[@OldBuggaboo]

💀💀

[@brucetaylor4391]

It’s like crack to them

[@charliefite5143]

You cops, while you’re trying to do is running for warrants, leave the man alone he wasn’t doing nothing

[@iverson51492]

They have a job to do?? some old lady called. Not complicated, numbnuts.

[@cardsfighter2]

He wasn’t doing anything*. Not nothing. Better to stay silent and let people think you voted for Donald Trump than to open your mouth and remove all doubt.

[@shivanshsaumya7356]

​@@cardsfighter2 Trump was good

[@michealburgess8585]

​@cardsfighter2 lol, u should take your own advice. U just admitted u voted for open borders, highest inflation in 45yrs, and bumbling, stumbling, ahh, ahh, ahh u know the thing, Joe Biden

[@marchaelbeard5977]

​@@shivanshsaumya7356he was as crooked as the others. 99.999 percent of politicians committed some crime involving their office, used their office to cover a crime, or created loopholes to make a current crime either less punished or harder to punish.

[@UnicornOfDepression]

"You have no authority to ID me WITHOUT a crime."

[@BrockLee3]

COP-SPEAK: "We got a call about a suspicious person." TRANSLATION: "No one actually called us...I just said that to MANUFACTURE probable cause."

[@compmanio36]

This is why you just stick to the basics. "Am I being detained? Am I free to go?" And if you are being detained, you just shut up and refuse to provide any further information that they could use to manufacture PC or even RAS. Without RAS, that was an illegal detainment.

[@hatimgasim]

The majority of people don't like open carry and will call police although the law in Florida if you're fishing, you can open carry 😂😂😂 maybe from the times, when gun fishing was not a problem. 😂😂😂

[@RinxPlatin666]

as in the video allready said suspicioun is no probable cause

[@derekwalters6132]

Well that’s what I’m thinking, buddy’s walking towards a well known fishing spot carrying fishing equipment, what’s suspicious about that? Now if he was walking towards that fishing spot pushing a wheelbarrow with a half dozen or so garbage bags then maybe you’ve got some suspicious activity going on.

[@hatimgasim]

@@derekwalters6132 The video does not show it but this is a police auditor that always carries a rifle when fishing

[@finris1]

Guy is right. If the cop thinks you are "suspicious" and all they have to go on is your reasonable explanation, then they need more than "I got a call" or "you look suspicious."

[@TG-fq6vy]

I don’t believe anyone reported that gentleman going fishing. Just a dirty cop lying

[@staciepaul]

I'm shocked how many police think if a person in the public reports that citizen, then that citizen has no right and the call alone is reason to escalate. This cop should have just observed. That would have satisfied the investigation.

[@brontesegard8305]

Ever notice that the "call" is never released to the public, press, or lawyers when situations like this go south?

[@erichvonmanstein6876]

​@@brontesegard8305that's why I always tell them when they try to use this,. " Oh a suspicious person huh, well did they say it was me? Did they describe me? I didn't think so , have a good one " 😉👉

[@raceyrache8463]

A common point made by many of my Australian friends. At least an Australian officer would talk to the people making the call first to ensure it is not malicious or unwarranted

[@staciepaul]

@@raceyrache8463 ya, you Australians are known for protecting your citizens rights. LOL

[@johndouai4833]

That would entail having actual intelligence...NOT a requirement for cops, nowadays.

[@jolseywales]

These smart asses. Let’s look at what he’s wearing and what he’s carrying around. 🤦🏻‍♂️😂

[@jolseywales]

@@User-q6x3b of course he won’t. He’s probably wearing a black trenchcoat and a case long enough to figure rifle but when you open it, it’s got fishing rods and here they are pretending they’re just being innocent citizens. 🤦🏻‍♂️😂

[@Josh-99]

Don't stop walking. "Am I being detained?" "On what grounds?" "What is your cause to suspect me, specifically?"

[@curtbressler3127]

it must be "SUSPECT ME OF A CRIME" they can be suspicious all day long but if there's no Reasonable, Articulable Suspicion OF A CRIME.....they can get fucked.

[@thisainturs]

Running your name through the police computer without probable cause or RAS should be a crime.

[@alanhawkins9478]

Is being "suspicious" a misdemeanor or a felony??? What is the penal code for being "suspicious"???

[@mydrive867]

It's exactly what's needed to ID

[@mrsducky3428]

And then arrest for "resisting arrest" with no other basis for arrest. 😢

[@trasher_gooby9921]

They like throwing that word out as if it actually means something. Cops ALWAYS lie and try to make ways to make u guilty even if you're not

[@ThePresidentialTouch]

​@@mydrive867....for crackheads.

[@answer4256]

​@@mydrive867NOT according to Hibbel v Nevada, Brown v TX and FL statute 901.151!

[@dirtyd1373]

why are they so worried about knowing your name, date of birth, adress, and family members? Every but of I.D an innocent person just walking in public is a tyranical power trip to tell you "i am better than you, i hold power over you and theres nothing you can do, and now i have your full name and your adress incase i ever wnat to harm you".

[@bagboybrown]

"Suspicious person call" BS. Fire that clown.

[@jacobharris2373]

"Ok I am telling you I am going fishing we have just dispelled the suspicion part now" lmfao.... well said 👏

[@katieheartsu1]

so darn right on

[@banathaitham7328]

Another time wasting cup.

[@CactusClai]

Should vet the caller thoroughly and then approach the supposed offender. A caller cannot be trusted by their judgement.

[@cooper7354]

Caller talks to dispatch. Dispatch gathers some info. Dispatch plays the telephone game with an officer. The officer then shows up looking for whatever info he received from dispatch. There is no chance to vet the caller and more often than not the officer doesn’t know if he’s going into a near active shooting or just some guy going fishing.

[@tarrantwolf]

Isn't it harassment to call the cops on someone for no reason?

[@cooper7354]

@@tarrantwolf it seems like more often than not the officers get mad at the person doing nothing wrong when people are calling them in. They usually say you’re clearly causing a panic even though you’re doing something. Constitutionally protected. Which is sad.

[@TheErockaustin]

For further context, the guy filming had an AR strapped to him. That's why the person called 911

[@johnprater7588]

It is illegal to make bogus police calls. You can not criminalize constitutionally protected actively

[@ourawkfist]

The desperation to get an ID is REAL. There must be some compensation tied to that.. MUST BE

[@thomasblankinship98]

This guy is the armed Fisherman. He owns these cops everywhere he goes in Florida. He knows the laws better than the cops do!

[@awalsh523]

“Suspicious” and “Suspicion of a CRIME” are two different things. Not a public servants job to harass and intimidate law abiding citizens. Hope he is held accountable 😢

[@mijimonmaster]

"Suspicion" with no RAS of an actual crime is only an opinion of the accuser, nothing more.

[@jasonshoots1655]

He is clearly on his way to murder some fish! HE MUST BE STOPPED IMMEDIATELY! lol!

[@matthewnotify8132]

The dude was open carrying a AR-15, that’s why he was stop, this video was edited where that wasnt mentioned This was filmed in Orange Park FL, where I live, it’s legal to open carry BUT it’s still suspicious

[@ricksundberg5659]

​@@matthewnotify8132 What does the type of legal rifle he's open carrying have to do with it being suspicious? Would a lever action make it less suspicious?

[@allananderson949]

​@@matthewnotify8132So what crime does suspicious come under?

[@jonathanpaterni7121]

Just keep walking dude. You’re a law abiding citizen. Tell that cop to pound salt

[@JaydenLand]

His mission is to inform as many LEOs as possible about the laws/rights he's exercising, so he chooses to speak with them cordially instead of causing a bigger conflict than necessary. He's open carrying multiple firearms, including a long barrel AR pistol on his chest... so it's in his best interest to communicate with officers who approach him.

[@jenniferscott3176]

Pound sand😂😂😂 yeah that's what my ex said to say and then call him

[@sarahevans2331]

Depending on what state you're in You could be charged with resisting arrest if you keep walking while they say stop

[@Imperialdegree]

​@@JaydenLandwhat's a long barrel AR pistol?

[@JaydenLand]

@@Imperialdegree It's exactly what it sounds like. It's a custom-built AR pistol with a long barrel. To non-gun people, it looks similar to what they call "an assault rifle," but it's not. It's legally classified as a pistol.

[@gusplaer]

It's like some cops only have 2 letter in their vocabulary

[@jwissinboot4898]

The fact that ANYONE can call the cops and make a "suspicious person" call and the cops can just come and instead of asking the caller why it's suspicious they automatically go to the person being called on

[@Nymeria..]

Idk what this gentleman’s ethnicity is but how many times have racist white ppl called bc they were “suspicious” and it ends with this innocent person violated, hurt, or worse dead. These racist callers need to be charged with something if there isn’t an actual crime being suspicious. It’s disgusting

[@JeanEDeaux]

Exactly. Make the caller own their BS accusations.

[@kennethmitchell312]

Guy was armed with a machine gun. In civilised countries that is considered suspicious

[@gbenother8755]

​@@kennethmitchell312 Not a machine gun. You must be one of those leftist losers if you think an AR is even close to being a "machine gun".

[@BigLuscious4Life]

​@@kennethmitchell312NOT A MACHINE GUN!!! You have no idea what you are talking about, but talk you do.

[@wonkothesane8632]

How can cops STILL not know that a "suspicious person call" gives them absolutely no power to identify anyone or violate anyone's rights?

[@Bigdm95]

They know. They just don't care

[@DossyDriftsDVS222]

Yeah believe me, they know. They think they’re on some kind of power trip in Australia, if they ask for it they expect you to present it no matter the situation. I’ve told them to get fucked several times because like the U.S they anxiously have no power in a similar situation, there’s no law that states we have to provide identification upon questioning. Nor do we have to present identification as a passenger as well, they still try but passengers are irrelevant by law

[@NotXion]

it does give them the right. What if someone was outside toyr house staring at your house and taking pictures of it? Its legal because hes on public property (the sidewalk) and anything he takes pictures of is in public view. Oddly enough I feel like you wouldn't feel safe with him there because its.... suspicious??? Weird.

[@wonkothesane8632]

@@NotXion no, it doesn't give them the right. Maybe you should actually know the law before you comment, then you wouldn't make ridiculous statements, it's real easy to find out all you need to know, what with information at your fingertips. No, I wouldn't care at all. As long as they didn't come onto my property, anyone walking past can see everything that anyone would take photos of. Google Street view shows exactly what my house looks like from the same vantage, and it's actually pictures too. I don't live my life in fear, especially not of someone with a camera. You should try it. Face your fears, cameras aren't really scary.

[@beno.9958]

@@wonkothesane8632 Why? No one is obeying the law anymore.

[@jamey48]

If someone is telling you the statute numbers, he obviously knows more than you.

[@chriskibodeaux9818]

He doesn’t cause he’s flat out wrong!

[@jonathanwilliams1065]

Or they are bluffing

[@forrestegan]

The Armed Fisherman is the best…being a fellow Floridian, I commend his efforts to exercise our 2A rights as well as educate local law enforcement.

[@01kilik10]

We really need to get these guys into rehab. I know it's possible for them to kick their ID addiction.

[@hipoman8087]

Addicted to power !!

[@colinargotis]

You might be on to something.

[@Frost_Tiger]

Power tripping is one hella of drug 😏

[@nunyabizznez2805]

2 questions: Am I being detained? Am I free to go? This looks like a request and not a command. I'm willing to accept that I'm wrong, but i don't think I am.

[@choggy922251]

Ha ha your right they really are addicted to IDs.

[@davionelliot]

Moral of the story: know your rights and stand up for yourself

[@kenhollandjr1251]

I’ve said this over, and over again. Pretty much all LEO‘s need to know the law that they are supposed to uphold. BEFORE they start trying to arrest people.

[@SickSkilz]

"We've just dispelled the suspicion," lol!

[@stayinformed2913]

If cops did their jobs instead of harassing citizens, imagine how many real criminals they would catch.

[@DitztheViking]

But that's really difficult you know

[@SixteenTonesStudio]

they don't make a habit of arresting each other, so unfortunately the criminals will persist

[@siege2928]

Oof... why engage criminals when that takes effort? See that gut? He's not putting effort into anything other struggling into the girdle that is his body armor.

[@smilingpossum7644]

They deal with jerks like this all day long

[@PhunkBustA]

A LOT but they're all too scared about their own safety... not yours

[@JohnGriffith-w2w]

Why don’t the police simply learn the law at least as well as a common fisherman? Does this qualify as harassment on the part of the police?

[@WitnessingTyranny]

Qualified immunity requires ignorance of the law. Plausible deniability is their lifeblood.

[@jimda4910]

You're just seeing a small part of the interaction. The fishermen is carrying a firearm. The statute the fisherman is referring to is open carry while fishing including to and from the fishing site

[@kyarl6311]

The ignorance is their best defence, I'm being serious. If you want police officers to do as their told and not as they're legally allowed, then you give them directions and don't actually teach them the law

[@jimda4910]

@@kyarl6311 it's known as pignorance.

[@anniejayy9559]

Yes it does

[@renatatostada3318]

That "uh, no" was perfect lol

[@Cpl_Clegg]

Just so everyone knows, this guy is walking around with a rifle hanging of his shoulder. It's a loophole in Florida law that let's you open carry while you're fishing. Somebody probably did call in a guy carrying a gun. I ain't no bootlicker ACAB, this is just the context that's missing from the clip. This guy is awesome for knowing his rights and flexing them. They're like muscles, use em or lose em

[@GurreG]

That cop was flabbergasted when you pulled up the law book xD

[@thejuggernautofspades9453]

It's funny cause they're illerate

[@techo61]

When a cop, any cop says they're responding to a "call' that should be evidence in any and all court hearings. No call evidence, no qualified immunity!

[@forreal2398]

The cop needs to be jailed. He is not a fish and game officer and has no power to even try to get any info from the guy. That alone makes him a bully also.

[@thenerdnetwork]

What are you even on about. A cop is well within his rights to ask someone for ID anytime he wants. A person not suspected of a crime can refuse to ID. Its not like this is a random encounter either, the dude carries an assault rifle around parks or down the road with a fishing rod for the sole purpose of having people concerned that the guy might be there to murder them and their children, so they call the cops. This guy only does this to make content, nothing else. To be honest, you should be outraged that someone is making a mockery of your rights to make a few nickels on youtube which could ultimately lead to restrictions on your rights to carry a firearm.

[@thenerdnetwork]

@thejl THAT is what you got out of my comment? Jesus Christ your reading comprehension is trash tier. You actually like someone who without a doubt threatens your rights more than protects them? The dude only does what he does just so he can make a few nickels on youtube.

[@facundonicolasperez5061]

​@thejlyou didn't say anything. Just random mockery and insulting. He stated his points like an adult, you just did a stupid joke like a kid.

[@TheActualJeffery]

@thejlNo, hes right. The Officer Can ask for ID but isnt required it. It would be illegal if he tried to arrest him because he didnt show his ID, not for just asking him.

[@TheLuuman]

@@facundonicolasperez5061 He said exactly what needed to be said in less than 18 words. Didnt need a paragraph to call the dude out on bootlicking.

[@redbaron07]

Cops need to be taught that once the suspicion (if there was any) is dispelled, the detention is OVER!

[@kevincarter9081]

The Armed fisherman, aka Soloyaker, aka Mike Taylor. That dude knows his rights better than any cop down there

[@ptick16]

I once watched the Armed Fisherman doing a video exposition with a court. He spoke as if he himself was a lawyer. The cop who had arrested him was made to look a fool. The Armed Fisherman knows not only his rights, but the laws that pertain to his rights as well.

[@jeanclaude7018]

Suspected of intentions to go fishing. If this is all cops have to do, we don't need them. Lay them off.

[@blessgoddess4186]

That cop doesn't understand a DAMM thing you just said.. LMAO 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@electricheartpony]

He knows more than you think... more than you.

[@ItsDatGuy969]

@@electricheartponyI think you forgot to press play on the video

[@albertstrohmaier4034]

​@@electricheartponyif that's true, and it might be, that means if he pretends to be stupid, he can legally do what ever he wants. I'd say it's a toss up. He could easily be that stupid, but he could just as easily be that dishonest. Tough call.

[@electricheartpony]

@@ItsDatGuy969 absolutely no one, with some exceptions, would know any case/law number other than lawyers or someone who is trying to cause trouble within the law.

[@sxnchou]

@@electricheartponythe fisher had the first amendment right to talk back to the officer the fourth amendment right to refuse to show ID or licence as he's not reasonably suspected of committing a crime. the cop probably knows these two exist but has no idea which subsection to look under for these specific laws and in this case the fisher is much more knowledgable about the law than the policeman you dont need to be a lawyer or "someone trying to cause trouble" to know your amendments. happy showing your ID to every police officer you meet and getting arrested for crimes you didnt commit buddy

[@johnathansolloscy2897]

When are people going to learn that when a LEO asks you for an ID, you are required to give him one whether you committed a crime or not!!!!!!

[@1rstBorn]

Surely sarcasm on your part, hopefully. If not please don't waste time like this and have that sandwich ready when Officer HardOn gets home from work or else.

[@ScramTek]

Sure, if you live in a country like China. In the USA however, there is no requirement whatsoever to identify yourself to LEOs unless you’re suspected of having committed a crime, are in the commission of a crime or are about to commit a crime. Also, the police must articulate specifically what that crime is! If they do not state what law they suspect you of breaking, then you are not legally required to identify yourself! This is the law. No ifs, ands or buts. No exceptions. If you’re a US citizen and you don’t like this, then you have the right to try to have the law changed. Or you can move to somewhere like China, where the state is supreme and the people have few rights (if any).

[@johnathansolloscy2897]

@@ScramTek All they are doing is trying to find out if you have a warrant or something similar!!!! If you don't show them your ID, Then it makes you look suspicious!!! It takes five minutes and unless you are a fugitive or something, then you have nothing to worry about!!!! But it does sound like you have something to hide!!!! 🤔🤔🤔

[@deathtrap1976]

If you wear a badge and a gun, never bother a lawyer that loves fishing.

[@shawndavissr3427]

He can't check his fishing license in the first place. The armed fisherman ain't no joke he knows his laws.

[@VMM_24]

Actually he can. If it's expired or does not have a permit to carry then those are crimes.

[@johnbuenaventura1]

​@@VMM_24- no authority, not a game warden...

[@khall3353]

What most people won't pick up on is that he was open carrying a firearm. Normally in that state it's not prohibited but if you are fishing you absolutely can.

[@nathanepayne0726]

These road pirates don't know 1/10 of the law

[@somethingrandom617]

And you dont know what your talking about… hes on his way to fish you have to show your fishing license when asked or you have to leave and get a fine and guess what they have to match an ID to the fishing license… I go fishing every year lol you this is the most basic routine in the world the guy in the video is just being complicated for no reason

[@nathanepayne0726]

​@@somethingrandom617🤣🤣🤣. All the cop had to say was he suspected him of fishing without a license. He didn't. He said the citizen was reported as a suspicious person, yet provided no law he was suspected of breaking, hence the cop requiring ID (not a fishing license) was erroneous at best. If you want to go ahead and give up your rights, go for it, but it just makes the rest of us have to fight that much harder to keep them. When cops are allowed to break the law without being challenged, the procedures become standard which is why so many situations get escalated instead of de-escalated because pride and authority get confused with right and wrong

[@martinsannes9273]

@@somethingrandom617u seem annoying

[@nathanepayne0726]

@@martinsannes9273 🤣🤣🤣 he's probably on the wrong side of The thin Blue line

[@gaiustacitus4242]

They don't even know the laws they enforce on a daily basis.

[@HotrodPowertour]

This dude handled the situation perfectly. No dramatic responses. No whining. Just straight facts

[@Ticonderous1]

What is it with American Cops always wanting your ID ...no seriously asking ..

[@kylenissen9984]

It strokes their ego when people surrender their rights to them. It also allows them to run your name through the database to check for warrants

[@lukewarmbier6879]

That want ID so they can run it for warrants. It's an easy way for them to catch criminals. What they don't know is in most states, you have to actually be committing a crime for them to demand it.

[@danielgaddis7496]

It's all about getting you into the system..

[@Hilarious_Kris]

It gets their rocks off

[@davidleavitt3804]

@@Hilarious_Kris yeah they'd be constantly changing their pants if they actually had the "rocks"

[@danielkristianson208]

It is SO ridiculous .... so a guy walking down the street with a fishing pole, near a lake, is now a "suspicious person." Makes me wanna puke ... He is being harassed and probably being "profiled."

[@raymondpalacios3032]

Long ago, being a police officer was an honorable profession. Those days are long gone. I'm glad I was able to actually experience it.

[@jonzacha807]

How long ago? When the cops attacked people with dogs and firehoses for protesting racist policies or when police were kicking families off their farms so corporations could have their land?

[@TommyD1213]

You do realize that at least 95% of the people they deal with every day are hostile to them, right? Catching a cop doing something that you don’t approve of does not make the whole profession dishonorable. Are you really that simplistic?

[@raymondpalacios3032]

@TommyD1213 if you were with someone committing a crime and you did nothing, what's that called again. An accessory. The so called "good cops" are just as guilty. So get back to your Boot Licking. Definition of accessory, in criminal law, a person who becomes equally guilty in the crime of another by knowingly and voluntarily aiding the criminal before or after the crime

[@Rubrick23.]

No it wasn't!!!!

[@giii7599]

@@TommyD1213 Cops never ever make sure corrupt cops are removed from the force. Hence they are ALL bad cops. Just like they all view the public.

[@legendHezeyTHR3]

These cops need a memo or video maybe bord meeting on this bs.

[@susanmooreside2092]

Why is it that ordinary citizens know the law better than the cops that are supposed to be upholding the law? Man I love an informed cop who really cares and isn’t a tyrant!

[@patrickwatters7555]

It was definitely a fishing exercise 😂

[@danielallen7384]

When are these tyrants going to understand that "suspicion" is not a crime???

[@kxpes]

Also if protecting laws gives a suspision, cop is guilty as hell

[@SavioReborN]

They want that id, so they can run for warrants so they can arrest you or put you on a watch list to later harass you or arrest you eventually for Bullshit. Happened to me

[@Edward_Scissor_Feet]

Calm down princess

[@XimCines]

Actually I felt that the cop acted correctly and answered correctly not forcing anything upon to him.

[@wesleyedge4499]

Never, they're too stupid, thats why they're cops.

[@chimsey07]

You Know Law Better than those Cops Who Manipulates Law as much as Possible to their Terms & Condition...

[@suzannehofer2541]

The suspicion should’ve been gone as soon as he saw the fishing gear. A police officer suspicion does not make you a criminal!

[@kumailraza1907]

I’m not gonna mess with someone who knows like every title of the given law

[@randmayfield5695]

HOW DARE YOU QUESTION MY AUTHORITY, I AM A POLICE OFFICER AND YOU MUST DO WHAT I SAY!

[@nicholastrawinski]

Cop: I have already mentally convicted you of an unknown crime, you have no rights, identify yourself.

[@hatesTD]

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[@6413Teddy]

This is the guy who legally carry’s a AR with him when he goes fishing. Florida statues are clearly written that it is allowable. Yet cops have to be the ego maniacs they are and seldom honor the laws, and end up paying him for violation of their civil rights. They just never learn.

[@goofyah-yo1vz]

Why do you even need an AR for fishing

[@LegDayLas]

@@goofyah-yo1vz You don't, but fact is we have a statute that precisely states that open carry is legal when traveling to, from, and during fishing/hunting. It's a statue that needs to get revised to only pertain to active hunting grounds, and completely remove the fishing aspect, because it's entirely pointless and people like this guy abuse the fact it is written to be legal. He is doing it because he likes to scare people and flex the fact he read a statute on the police that show up. (that and he is "fishing" for a lawsute when one of the dumb ones arrest him)

[@goofyah-yo1vz]

@@LegDayLas yes

[@answer4256]

​@@LegDayLasDude you sound stupid...thr reason it's showing in fishing is bcz it falls into the hunting/wildlife category, you can also open carry if your camping as well...should that be taken out as well?

[@rebelcheat7958]

Love that those who are tasked with enforcing the law aren't required to know the law, makes perfect sense

[@willwhatley6948]

🎉good job for this guy for filming and knowing literally every statute he needs to to not be bullied into jail or harassment

[@BobbyKhalloween]

It’s always good to know the law!