How Long Can Cops Hold You For Being "Nervous"?

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[@ianbattles7290]

The public needs to start treating cops the way that cops treat the public.

[@William47345]

If you do you get locked up and then have to spend years suing them. They make everything a hassle.

[@GregBurch]

@@William47345 It would take entire squadrons of us. We need to band together. We need to defend and support each other.

[@SonoftheWars]

​@@William47345you don't sue cops. You sue taxpayers.

[@SonoftheWars]

​@@GregBurchwhere do we start Ace? Try and band people together. I dare you. There is no Paul Revere here. They are monitoring this very conversation. Good luck in your unwinnable war, Champ.

[@William47345]

@@SonoftheWars That's not my fault. Have cops that follow the law or remove qualified immunity. We don't make the rules we can only play by the rules.

[@brettstarks1846]

Gee, why would anyone ever be nervous around cops? It’s not like they have a reputation or anything, do they?

[@vcarriere]

yeah, like holding you and your car hostage for hours lol

[@Dirk_the_Daring]

You're being held against your will by armed, violent, lying, psychopaths, completely unaccountable for their actions. I'd be worried if you weren't "nervous".

[@vivianpatton5692]

Yeah , cuz Nothing bad EVER happens .

[@TheOrangeRoad]

Amen. I also do the same with blacks

[@TruthrConsequences]

@@TheOrangeRoad Maybe you should stop playing checkers and chess if you are so traumatized.

[@ali1-931]

Kidnapping is their profession. Terrorizing the public is their goal. Lying is their forte. Evil is their intent.

[@bigsteve973]

I'm stealing this

[@TruthrConsequences]

Lordsburg, NM is GROUND ZERO for the Border Patrol. They block gas pumps and spend 15-20 minutes inside the truck stop.

[@hmin5927]

Me Too @@bigsteve973

[@nomasknoway9903]

'nough said!

[@SonoftheWars]

You'll get credit every time I use this.

[@Lei-AICPhD]

I would totally sue them. Harassment, intimidation, corruption. They absolutely pushed it too far. The terry stop was way too long

[@stanleyhaskell8207]

Emptying your pockets isn't a Terry stop.

[@bobvance-]

The fact that cops can just call for a k9 unit just because you're "acting nervous" is just ridiculous. Edit: OBVIOUSLY I know it's unconstitutional (I'm watching the same video you are). My point is they get away with this without barely a slap on the wrist. Not sure how my comment somehow goes over the heads of LackLusters viewers.

[@Imminent_Wrath]

im sure they cant and that its an illegal detainment in several ways... they need sued

[@ChristopherShaffer1]

They actually can't extend the stop for a sniff like this.

[@fishfly13]

The fact that a dog sniffing your property isn't considered a "search" is just ridiculous

[@StormEarthFire]

And canines are wrong 70%+ of the time. Yet somehow that gives probable cause. Yikes.

[@martingindulis5310]

Stop talking to them if you say anything tell them to kick rocks. Tell them you reserve your right to remain silent and you want a lawyer.

[@Abstractecho]

The officer even said "If you would have given us consent to search, you would have already been halfway home by now", A classic example of "If you don't let us violate your constitutional rights, we're going to keep you here and inconvenience you as long as possible."

[@Nickmacpaddywhack]

What you really mean to say is "if you don't let us violate your constitutional rights then we're gonna keep you here and violate your constitutional rights."

[@Abstractecho]

@@Nickmacpaddywhack That's even more accurate. I stand corrected.

[@Mark-fc2zk]

They didn’t just inconvenience him, they kept him there and violated his rights anyway

[@skillethead15]

Basically punishing you for using your rights. If this is what cops are trained to do then we don’t have a 4th amendment right anymore. Also, every cop in the world knows about the court cases Terry v Ohio and Pennsylvania v Mimms. But when it comes to every other situation they have no clue what a court case is. Pretextual stops need to end permanently.

[@tonebonebgky2]

Illegally

[@capn_shawn]

PLEASE EVERYONE: Tell your children to never hold a discussion with the Police!

[@ogkg5875]

Been drilling that & other things pertaining to police in my son’s head since he started driving.

[@tatchik77]

I've been teaching my kids that since they were old enough to play outside alone. Say "call my mom/I want an attorney" then keep your mouth shut!

[@bakielh229]

My man was singing like a bird, just politely and sternly stay silent

[@cwg9238]

theyre able to intimidate naive people into believing that not answering to them is itself a crime. their qualified immunity and legal ability to lie needs to go, and thats just some of the first baby steps on this issue.

[@nonenone-ll7ln]

miranda them young, and repeatedly. demand your lawyer, then STFU. and while still under 18, parents/guardians.

[@arthurneddysmith]

Brandon, If you ever watch this video or read these comments, *PLEASE* sue. Please contact a lawyer because you have a good case and these human-rights-abusing liars need to be held to account.

[@maxhugen]

People act nervous because they're wondering what sort of BS the cops are going to pull.

[@remissiveslave]

Yup. Cops can fucking do what hippies do to shirts.

[@carriesports633]

Exactly

[@Kurgosh1]

Why would anyone be nervous when confronted by a heavily armed, incredibly violent gang of killers?

[@ciscof4041]

But they're completely "honest" people. What's there to be nervous about? *sarcastically speaking*

[@AdWrStR_603]

Nothing to be nervous about when they're asking you the same questions over and over and over wording things different and then "hypothetically" threatening you.

[@daveblackman816]

“Hey we pulled you over, and are asking you a million questions and we’d like to accuse you of something you’re not doing. And we’re threatening to kidnap you. Why you nervous about that??”

[@fullthrottletreeservice4101]

Man I hope he sues the pants off those scumbags...they totally took advantage of an unsuspecting citizen

[@nancygibson5769]

He’s been a cop for 10 years and he’s breaking the law. He’s done this before! This young man is right. Get that dirty cop off the force!

[@annjepsen1621]

That ridiculous list of questions was purely to jam him up, what a POS!

[@skillethead15]

They don’t care. He’s being dirty and nobody at the department is going to even reprimand him for it so he’s going to continue doing it. Thanks to zero accountability.

[@budget.88]

Nêver forget the USS Libërty and thê men who died on that day

[@carolhall3478]

We need to get rid of qualified immunity and hold these cops accountable We need some one other than other cops to police the police.

[@nateott6]

He sure has I have seen and have video Proof !!

[@erikwilliams8559]

The Supreme Court has already ruled on this. They cannot extend the stop without probable cause of crime longer then to finish the stop for the original offense. They clearly went on a fishing expedition and violated this mans rights. He made a mistake though by answering the question they peppered him with.

[@allaboutNDIRISH]

rodriguez V US

[@shadowbanded]

Cops are the biggest criminals in society. You think they're going to follow the law?

[@mattgraham1983]

Yup... although they will claim it was because of his nervousness (they set that up right from the start "we'll have you jump out because you're acting nervous") then the questions about travel. Remember a well written report can make a innocent person look guilty.

[@anthonygarvia3147]

then they will just fill out the form really slowly....make it take 2 hours

[@Daves_Not_Here_Man_76]

A smart man can easily run circles around the cops if you put in the slightest bit of effort.

[@jasonpantano5852]

This was infuriating to watch. They wanted to arrest him so badly. The officer told Brandon that he was free to walk away at any time, I feel like if he exercised that right he they would’ve chased him. The vibe was we are saying you’re free to leave but the impression of force was there the whole time

[@LeeHawkinsPhoto]

“You’re free to walk away, but if you do it’ll be suspicious and we’d have to detain you further to figure out why you’re acting suspiciously still even though we totally invited you to act suspiciously after making you nervous by walking up with guns and handcuffs.”

[@someguy325es]

If refusing a search provides reasonable suspicion for a search then we have no 4th amendment rights. Incredible the mental gymnastics these tyrants are capable of.

[@LiberteCherie-ev7kp]

👍

[@cwg9238]

"if you have nothing to hide you have nothing to fear" then you have no reason to look.

[@MartintheTinman]

The constitution means nothing on the streets

[@budget.88]

Nêver forget the USS Libërty and thê men who died on that day

[@skillethead15]

Yep, this man using his rights is what the officers are using as reasonable suspicion. They literally said since he didn’t give them consent to search they are now suspicious. You literally can’t win with these oath breakers.

[@TheSkullkid16]

Nervousness, being suspicious, being non-compliant... NONE of these are criminal infractions. Cops need to learn this.

[@andyvonbourske6405]

they already do but what happens when they do it? absolutely nothing and that's were all the problem's start there's no accountability.

[@jtthomps]

If you do anything other than lick their boots you are sus.

[@Damitsall]

When we pull you over you obey like the good sheep you are. If you just pay and obey you might make it out alive. Thank you for being good cattle.

[@jeancd3955]

They are high school dropouts, not very bright

[@Woozlewuzzleable]

Why would anyone be nervous around cops when they can shoot you for no reason and get away with it?

[@poppyroberts1668]

I’ve been watching these videos for along time I’m convinced that cops are out of control and we need to do something now

[@392backwards]

I wish u know change is slow

[@kirkthiets2771]

We need to pass a national law like Colorado SB (Senate Bill) 2021-62. Unfortunately it didn't pass.

[@RoanAnthony]

🚔 are animals.

[@davidbenjamin8265]

Sure. Let's abolish all law enforcement and replace them with social workers. Nothing will go wrong there.

[@valcone8071]

dont get caught in an echo chamber, theres good and bad everywhere

[@trickmustang1994]

I had an officer that had a dog do a walk around sniff of my car. The officer said the dog made a hit on my car. They searched it and found nothing. I then left and went straight to the police station and made a complaint against the officer and a separate complaint against the dog for making a false hit. It went on both of their records. 😂

[@Martingray7875]

So you think. They probably took your complaint and threw it in the trash

[@trickmustang1994]

Actually I put in a foyer request about 2 weeks later and the complaints were there.

[@Martingray7875]

@@trickmustang1994 good. Too bad complaints don't do much unless they have a bunch of them and even then it depends on how friendly they are with the police chief or sheriff because they might not do anything about it if they're friends

[@ReelRonDog]

Dog sniffs and field sobriety tests are so subjective.

[@malpaw2371]

@@ReelRonDogdog sniffs shouldn’t be subjective It’s handler mistake either bad training or they lied.

[@twoblacklabs904]

This has to be one of the most egregious 4th, 5th and 14th Amendment RIGHTS VIOLATING “traffic stops” I’ve seen in a very long time…

[@lgDukeCity5018]

100 %

[@toddmorningstar4206]

Not for me, it isn't.

[@aaronlandry3947]

Sadly the Fourth Amendment has been so destroyed that an Air Force officer was detained for over 2 hours at a suspicionless checkpoint and the courts upheld it as reasonable. So while you and I look at this and say that it's a violation of this guy's rights... The courts probably won't have any issue with it. Classic case of back the blue until it happens to you... The judges who make these decisions have probably never been on the receiving end of such police action so they don't really know the impact it actually has.

[@JohnB3363]

Also violates Rodriguez v United States

[@jeffreypedersen8402]

​@@aaronlandry3947 Good explanation, however no excuse is acceptable! It ought NEVER matter if it's happened to the judge or other court occifers! The right is too broadly interpreted! Thereby being misinterpreted!

[@JPTulo]

He doesn’t seem nervous at all. This goes to show they can literally make up anything to ruin anyone’s life. Absolutely despicable.

[@nunyabusnas9865]

They have body cams, they are trained to build a narrative for the camera. It's like all the cops got the same training when the get issued the cams. When they cuff you they say "stop resisting" even when you are not. They hate when you say "I'm not resisting" as they cuff you. It stops the false narrative. "Why are you being difficult" is also a go to.

[@DevotedDisciple-x]

Exactly. "Acting nervous", is arbitrary and an opinion.

[@royjones7831]

@@nunyabusnas9865 100% lying trash. Build the narrative, smell something...suggest he's infirm, is nervous. WEASELS!

[@timk7209]

Sadly. the same is true for prosecutors and judges. They can and will make up anything they want and ruin lives. Sometimes it’s a mistake and other times it’s malicious. Either way, you’re fucked and they’re almost never held accountable

[@JPTulo]

@@timk7209 It’s crazy how they can get away with this crap.

[@robertrichard2739]

How dare you be nervous just because you are being surrounded by armed gang members that are trying to extort you and throw you in a dungeon

[@charles1978smith]

I keep hearing that they need more money, to hire more officers, to fight crime, but have plenty of time to harass regular citizens.

[@amskeels]

These cops spent half their work day on one traffic stop! Pathetic!

[@eddiewillers1]

How can you not be 'nervous' when confronted by two, armed, psychopathic agents of the State?

[@viciousmindzentertainment9307]

Exactly

[@jaytheexplorer9016]

...who don't even respect their own rulebook that they've sworn an oath to protect

[@bobbylite3667]

This officer fully believes he is doing the right thing, and that terrifies me.

[@CowToes]

Satan is their father.

[@SonoftheWars]

What should terrify you more is that some of your countrymen believes the pig is justified.

[@ianbattles7290]

"A man will never understand something if his paycheck depends on NOT understanding it."

[@GregBurch]

It's time to treat them like they're always wrong and always suspicious. It's long past time, honestly.

[@sydneyevans2637]

No, he doesn't think he's doing the right thing. He thinks he can get away with his behavior. He was looking for money. "You got any big sums of money, like $10,000?" Dollar says police union will back him up. The young man can get an expensive lawyer to beat it.

[@Trionicast]

3+ officers, a dog, 2 city vehicles, 4hrs = 1 citation + a civil suit. Even IF they found a thing the taxpayer still loses.

[@bradpotter6401]

Defund the police because they're obviously over funded.

[@Brovillion559]

This is why it’s important to record everything. These morons thought they had a drug kingpin. Instead of going after actual bad guys, these jokers harass a young man they thought they could screw with. Lawsuit is required for this case.

[@lolabigcups7121]

I think they were trying to rob the guy using that law they have were they can take your stuff claiming it was acquired by illegal means without charging that person.

[@manny2ndamendment246]

police can lie to you, you can't lie back. police can murder you and get away with it. police can put you in a cage for mere suspicion and for committing no actual crime. they can ruin your life based on a Karen call. I'd say you have a good reason to be "nervous"

[@UtubeAW]

Precisely

[@SonoftheWars]

I would say amen but I'm not so sure God exists. If he did pigs would have a moral compass and not act this way.

[@bradpotter6401]

Well said!

[@Mr_The_Pooh]

This is 100% cruel and unusual punishment for exercising his 4th amendment rights.

[@stephenstansberry7995]

Because they hope you don't know there rights...

[@willis305]

Cruel? Yes. Unusual? This is so common it's no longer unusual

[@michaelhersman2661]

Clear violation of 4th ammd right! Violation of rights under color of law!

[@manbunmyname5866]

But he didn't STFU though. "I don't answer questions. Am I free to go..."

[@nsgswitchblade1455]

@@manbunmyname5866not enough people understand this. Cops are not your friends, EVER.

[@johnwtobin156]

A stranger in a costume with a gun comes up hot on you when you haven't broken a law, and then wonders why you appear nervous. 🤔🤔 And just because he has been doing that job for ten years does not necessarily equate to him having done that job well and proper for ten years.

[@terrenceodonnell6347]

Speeding is against the law, if that's what happened

[@TruthrConsequences]

@@terrenceodonnell6347 So... hassling someone and inspecting their vehicle for NO PROBABLE CAUSE is OK?

[@willlock3644]

THIS!!!!!!

[@jameswest9261]

@@terrenceodonnell6347 When did they show him his speed on the radar?

[@TruthrConsequences]

@@jameswest9261 Hey...hey... hey... that "Supervisor" was much too busy violating the 4th and 5th Amendment Righs of this young man to be bothered with justifying the initial stop!

[@SN00PICUS]

My cousin has panic attacks around cops. He watched the Indianapolis PD beat his father to death. I can't imagine why this poor kid is nervous.

[@stjohnssoup]

He wasn’t nervous at all

[@cwg9238]

@@stjohnssoup more like awkwardly frustrated and confused because these porks werent making any sense

[@madtabby66]

Kid was making jokes. He may have been slightly nervous, but not “suspiciously nervous”

[@Drew_LaLa]

I had a cop once pull me for a headlight, then ask me to step out in the rain when it was 40 degrees out and accuse me of “acting nervous” because I was shaking from literally being cold. That’s what they do.

[@xaldath4265]

10:00 "Yes, detained until the dog shows up." 10:55 "Youre free to leave, but not the vehicle" Officer is tripping all over himself.

[@MrJeramyMckay]

We have seized your vehicle until the dog that will give us probable cause to search and seize your vehicle arrives.

[@mapofthesoultagme7143]

I live in Canda and that reminds me of the prime minister Justin

[@ilovephotography1254]

A prime example why more and more of the public mistrust, fear and or hate law enforcement.

[@John-ke2jm]

Yup, they act like they don't have a clue why most of the public doesn't trust them.

[@danejurus69]

I despise any and all cops. I've learned that they are all the same, no matter what face they put on.

[@Man-vs-Metal]

Perhaps, but reducing their funding will not lead to better training or better employees.

[@ilovephotography1254]

There are many ways to help remedy the public perceptions of law enforcement. We need to change the general culture. We need to hire better officers, who fully comprehend their sworn pledge to protect and defend the Constitution... Law enforcement is a tough job. Bad policing practices only makes the job more difficult for everyone who wears a badge. @@Man-vs-Metal

[@censorsstarve]

Did he admit that he was using a refusal to allow them to search as evidence of illegal activity? Man this cop is just doing the kids future lawyer a favor

[@TonyRule]

He certainly was. Simply by claiming that the average person lets them search implies that if you don't you must be up to something illegal.

[@jaytheexplorer9016]

Had the same thing happen to me. Cop asked if he could search, I said 'no'. He said it was suspicious that I said 'no' because most people say 'yes' and searched anyhow.

[@joshuagary2745]

I got arrested for a traffic warning after I submitted two separate FOIA requests and an officer complaint form. The traffic warning occurred 23 days before the arrest.

[@Cammmmeron]

​@joshuagary2745 that sounds like retaliation. I got pulled over by a cop, that gave me a bogus ticket, I went to court to fight it and won. He then pulled me over again, crazy part is I had a new car and when he walked up he addressed me by my name so clearly he knew who I was before even getting to the window. Again I fought that ticket and won, when we left court he asked me what was the evidence you had to support your claim... I told him I guess we'll never know, he didn't like that one bit. The reason I got out of it was because he "magically" lost his notes on the stop so when the judge asked him for his side of the incident he said he had lost his notes for that stop and the judge dismissed it. Well guess what he pulled me over a 3rd time, this time it was for running a red light coming off the freeway. Again I went to court, this time he was not going to loose, literally lied to the judge. I did not expect him to lie, definitely was not prepared for that one bit. There was no way he could have seen that I ran the red light, it literally was not visibly possible for him to see it. When we got to court he says to me, today isn't going to go like the last ones(odd thing to say to someone) he lied and said he was parked watching the lights in a gas station parking lot. This simply was not true, I told the judge this and the judge said okay do you have evidence, I did not except for what I saw with my own eyes and my friend worked at that gas station, saw the cop pull me over, told me where the cop came from and it was the complete opposite direction about a half mile down, came ripping between cars cutting lanes(motorcycle cop) to pull me over. The cop didn't have evidence that he was where he said and his body cam magically stopped working but then started working again right when he got behind me. Unfortunately the judge took his word over mine and I got the ticket. On the way out of court I called him out and said you're a lier you literally lied to the judge and I can prove it and the cop responded with we'll the benefit of being a cop is the judge will believe whatever I tell them. Yeah he's a POS, now I constantly have a dash camera rolling. The same dude pulled me over tried to say I was speeding, I let him dig a hole then said officer block I forgot to tell you, I have a dashcam and it records my speed, I can't wait for the judge to see this one... he looked at me like he was just caught and gave me my license and said your free to go. So yeah I've dealt with retaliation, it's horrible, especially when it's a cop because they have the power to really screw you over

[@Seattle-2017]

Just a crazy thought on that cop's logic: Does that mean that allowing a search is evidence that there's nothing illegal in the car?

[@TheAristote69]

Unfortunately, whether he remained silent or not, that officer was going to check his vehicle anyway. That’s the problem with these oath breakers, they know that they can operate with complete impunity m. It’s very disheartening.

[@methanesprings4085]

Anytime I deal with police I’m nervous. Violence and theft is their profession.

[@bradpotter6401]

They are perverts too.

[@bigrob7623]

Don't forget they are murders also

[@supramby]

And the badge is an almost impenetrable defense. Psychopaths running wild

[@brucesmith9144]

And principal violators of Constitutional rights.

[@budget.88]

Nêver forget the USS Libërty and thê men who died on that day

[@theperfectbastard451]

Poor kid. The "us vs them" mentality of cops is despicable. Law enforcement training needs to be overhauled!

[@FAMILYUNITmusic]

Thin blue line flag sticker on the inside of his clipboard tells us this is exactly his mentality

[@redTanto]

They are doing exactly as they were trained. Every time training is "improved", they are actually just making sure whatever caused them to get on the news is taken care of in a more preferred (their version) manner. Like de-escalation training is just training to escalate until they can use force to end any opposition.

[@jbt9033]

It’s weird when people other than veterans decided that they are not citizens. Y’all are the same if not lower than a citizen

[@ClarityDetermination]

The training is clear. They were doing things around the training instead.

[@sprky777]

Cop knew better, was just abusing his authority. Fire both. Dog probably knew better also, handler prompted the dog. That cop was lying sooo hard.

[@jeffreymiller5462]

I'm a pretty cooperative guy but there's no way I'd be answering all those irrelevant questions from that stupid cop. Write the ticket cop, that's it. Done.

[@davehughes53]

I can’t believe cops don’t understand why a reasonable person wouldn’t want their stuff / privacy looked through

[@skillethead15]

The main reason I wouldn’t want my car searched is because police destroy your stuff. Firstly, the dog jumps all over your car scratching it up. Then they cut into your seats and rip up carpet all in the name of looking for drugs. Let alone some disgusting cops will plant drugs in your car just to make an arrest. Then they send you on your way and won’t pay for the damage done to your vehicle. That’s reason enough for me to say no every single time.

[@Cotelw8345]

What would happen if this guy had to go to work or have plans with someone. A first date or job interview.

[@unpaidintern7742]

@@Cotelw8345 ​​⁠ I can tell you what would happen. The same thing that happened in the video. These cops didn’t respect his 4th amendment right. I don’t understand why they would suddenly care about his personal affairs.

[@Caigga900]

@@Cotelw8345 What if someone was going to the hospital to visit a dying loved one or going for themselves or to a funeral? They don't care. In their eyes you are El Chapo.

[@anti-ethniccleansing465]

@@kurtwetzel154 Your last sentence didn’t make any sense whatsoever.

[@aspair4040]

Is it weird to be nervous when 2 men take away your freedom for 20 minutes with the intention of trying to find something to charge you with? I think that's a completely normal feeling to have in that situation

[@William47345]

Being nervous around a cop is as weird as being nervous being around a serial killer AKA the most normal thing in the world.

[@PepeToTheMooon]

The absolute nerve of these cops!!! They are evil!!! Leave the kid alone!!!

[@entheogenocide]

I hope he sues the pants off these lying thugs and their department. So many civil rights violations occurred. Thanks for exposing it. The public outcry will certainly help with his suit.

[@ReelRonDog]

He can and they can be punished for it cause NM police have no qualified immunity.

[@reelbandit]

So the city residents can foot the bill. SMH.

[@gsdlmj3450]

Love when they admit that they think invoking one's civil rights is"fishy"

[@beaupierrebondurant5651]

Antiliberty illiterate affirmative action Hispanic cops.

[@GenghisKhan311]

No reasonable person would allow another person to go through their property. Including those officers. Ridiculous

[@montezuma6962]

ESPECIALLY leos

[@richardwaleed]

Cops need to be held personally liable for behavior like this. We don't need poorly trained cops policing us. I hope there is a good lawyer out there that can help this kid set things right.

[@n6cid]

One nice thing about New Mexico we have no cops, just regular old Peace officers and L.E.O.'s...

[@westypoprocks772]

There is clear case law stating they can't hold for a dog, so... no qualified immunity here. But how much damages could he get? Minimal

[@belair54]

WHAT AND SUE? WE THE PEOPLE WILL BE PAYING BECAUSE OF THESE TYRANTS!

[@johnjames7289]

In new Mexico they don't gave q.i so they just fucked themselfs with the matter at hand.

[@aaawac2174]

@westypoprocks772 New Mexico did away with qualified immunity 2 years ago so they don't even need to get past that bar. It's just a straight up lawsuit now that he will easily win

[@razzmatazzcantread4571]

I had two clowns with the Michigan State Police pull this crap with me a couple of months ago. Apparently, there's no difference between knowing your 5th amendment rights and "being nervous."

[@gregkasza1925]

Did you speak?

[@nightfalls5462]

they also stopped you for hours on end? what you do?

[@FreshBarn]

Happened yesterday to me but I was enforcing my 4th now have an obstinate description on my record.

[@razzmatazzcantread4571]

I answered the questions that I was required by law to answer, and informed them that I was observing my 5th amendment right. @@gregkasza1925

[@razzmatazzcantread4571]

It was about an hour and a half. I made it clear that I didn't consent to any type of search. Idiot didn't Terry frisk me, because I said no (I was out of the vehicle, he had the right to pat me down), but he did search the vehicle without consent. I let them screw around and whine about my attitude. When I asked if their body cams were on, they ran back to their vehicles. They were gone before I could even ask them for business cards. @@nightfalls5462

[@jonsonnenschein1253]

"Indicators" means that the person is guilty until they are proven innocent. I've never in my life seen a more disgusting display of copsplaining and violation of civil rights than in this video.

[@BokushingusKendoTV]

This just happened to my son. He called me right away after they left. He stayed quiet and refused to give permission to search. Even though they asked him 5 times and ran the dogs around his car. I asked him why they stopped him. He said they went pass him then did a u turn. He said he got no ticket… but ridiculed by several of them for being anti police by not cooperating. Funny thing is he was pro police… but not anymore.

[@3trilogy]

Thankfully your son made it through this encounter alive and well! You might consider the purchase of a dashcam.

[@Some_Guy6]

@@3trilogy Always have 2. 1 for in front. And one facing the back.

[@bradpotter6401]

The pigs earn the hate!

[@MrTheHillfolk]

He's got a target on him now. A few years back some cop pulled me over in my 52hp red is the fastest color race car, and about a week later he pulled me over like 40mins from the first spot to tell me he's keeping an eye on me. I flipped him off and never saw him again, but I know I've got a note next to my name cause I've gotten pulled over 2x since then and got tickets.

[@buttonsf3293]

Back the blue till it happens to you 🙄

[@robbiewright9573]

Well , at least the young man learned the hard way not to offer information to the tyrant cops!!

[@91m]

Yep, police are not your friends.

[@vivianpatton5692]

@@trevonbalfour381 Exactly

[@bakielh229]

@@trevonbalfour381 it almost doesn't matter now, the system has enough information that he willingly provided to build a lasting profile, this will be on his a** for a long time

[@alecb8509]

Learn the hard way? He can get paid well for this stop.

[@Valerie_Dawn]

Cop question: “Any large amount of cash in your car?” This isn’t a stop for a traffic ticket. This is a stop for an out of state property seizure to get money for the police department. I bet you they’re also working with the FBI. That’s how it works, right? Asset forfeiture.

[@jenkor513]

In New Mexico civil asset forfeiture has not been allowed since 2015

[@GregBurch]

So, theft, and possible ability to involve Rico prosecution.

[@madtabby66]

@@jenkor513 yeah like that will ever stop a cop. 🙄

[@montezuma6962]

@@jenkor513 Holding someone for 4 hours is also not allowed. They're absolutely going to steal any cash they find in that car.

[@snex000]

@@jenkor513 Haha good joke. Next you're gonna tell me that Colorado banned QI.

[@arthurneddysmith]

This is the most innocent seeming driver I've ever witnessed. If the police are prepared to delay him for a K9 search, there's no-one they won't do the same to.

[@idabwell]

This kid seemed like a good dude and they clearly ruined their reputation for literally nothing. Hopefully this video is taught to other departments on what not to do on traffic stops.

[@edgarandrade660]

Ik sure their reputation was ruined way before this

[@joshwilliams9248]

Their Reputations Been Ruined... Fu€K job Verifiers. All of them are corrupt there. Cheat, steal etc. Some on video, thankfully. They REALLY Like Taking Your Hard earned Cash... Scumbags

[@RonColetta-oh8mq]

Sheeeet. There are thousands of these videos and they still keep doing these stupid things. Because cops are well, stupid.

[@roberteagle1192]

Teach cops? Lmfao

[@JPTulo]

“I’ve been doin this for ten years brotha” He said it himself, he’s been violating people’s rights for ten years. Time to overhaul that department. Please please please someone sue the pants off of them!

[@AlephNullMore]

Why do you think a lawsuit will help? It never has before. The cops are not held personally responsible for their own actions, and at worst they'll move to another department. We're paying for those lawsuits on top of their salaries.

[@JPTulo]

@@AlephNullMore And doing nothing at all is the better answer?

[@AlephNullMore]

@@JPTulo Changing the law so they can't lie, steal, and be immune to their actions is the only real solution. The cops themselves need to see consequences, not the taxpayers who are largely unaware.

[@stickiedmin6508]

​​@@JPTulo Who suggested "doing nothing at all," was the "better answer?" Where did you get that from?

[@paulwilliams5208]

good luck getting LAW enforcement "training" anything close to that of a LAWYER

[@supersteve8305]

Cops that lie about a person's right to leave (4th amendment), should be sentenced to 5 years in prison. This is getting ridiculous. Qualified immunity is so toxic.

[@SuSpInTiOn]

I was so terrified of the cops the first time I was pulled over, they lied about the infraction and knowing enough about how dirty cops act I was having a panic attack from the start.. I had a dashcam and the cop asked way too many invasive questions I just shut it down by answering extremely vaguely, not exercising my 5th as I was late for work. He questioned me about my nervousness and wanted me to open my trunk and asked consent to search, I told him I wouldn't consent as it was my Constitutional Right not to and he let me go with a warning for the false infraction.. I literally had nothing illegal on me, never had an issues with the Law and he grilled me on everything after asking me to step out of the car.. It was beyond terrifying, an armed thug who has legal authority to drop you at the slightest sign of "Officer Safety" being in peril.. What normal Citizen wouldn't be afraid of an ACTUAL SOVEREIGN CITIZEN who the Law doesn't apply to equally?!?!

[@franksupholsteryshop]

Cops don't become psychopaths, psychopaths become cops.

[@markjulianoriginalhooli2217]

Well said 👍

[@franksupholsteryshop]

I got from Brian over on "Here's the Deal". @@markjulianoriginalhooli2217

[@revolutioninprint8906]

Yep, too bad Republicans back the blue otherwise something could be done. Oh well.

[@franksupholsteryshop]

Bootlickers them all Dems and Rep's. @@revolutioninprint8906

[@ntx-outdoorsunlimited]

@@revolutioninprint8906not all republicans “back the blue”. Support good police by abolishing QI.

[@pmjr66]

I do not blame one person for being nervous while being pulled over! There’s a good chance you might not make it home! These armed thugs are just looking to handcuff you and throw you in a cage…you have every right to be nervous!

[@adriandavis7384]

My son is 23 years old. Chooses not to drink or do drugs. Very smart kid, but does not like conflict. I'm still a father and this infuriated me because he would likely talk facts, be honest and nervous the same way.

[@buttonsf3293]

Mom of a son here. This is the most terrifying video I've ever seen: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aIe8gYGcpcukjsU The teen in the video is a 17yo child of a cop who had taught his son how to handle stops and what to expect. (there's no way to prepare for psychos like this except a dash cam and an app that will call a contact when you're getting pulled over) They didn't get "justice" until they went to the FBI (after he recognized keywords that he knew cops put in reports to cover their ass) and even then the guy was only sentenced to four years, which of course with good time was only two years.

[@TheCrow8198]

​@@seanomac4402as a Jew I remember when the family complied in Germany. History repeats itself for those that don't care.

[@royalfinest]

​@@TheCrow8198Palestinians are experiencing that, too! Guess from who...

[@DankusMemicus]

@@royalfinest Muslims are the aggressors and then they act like victims. Their hatred of Jews can clearly be seen all over the qur'an and hadith, centuries before the state of Israel was created. Palestinians are Arabs.

[@patrickrobinson7541]

@@royalfinest6 million Palestinians died?

[@alwaysright8157]

Those cops went home, took off all their clothes, put their gun belt on, stood in front of the mirror wacking off, saying "you are the man", "I can do anything I want", "stop resisting", "show me your hands", "no one is more powerful than meeeeeeee aaahhhh". I'll see you tomorrow mirror, oh and I'm sorry about the mess.

[@NearLife4life]

i have to say, i do believe you're 100% fuckin A!

[@TheAustinWoolShow]

I wonder how many actual crimes were committed while these idiots harassed this man.

[@alltheaboveradio3700]

Imagine how much dope sped by

[@jasonshults368]

The cops recorded themselves committing several felonies, including kidnapping, grand theft, violations of rights under color of law, and possession of a firearm in the commission of a violent felony.

[@SonoftheWars]

For every homicide detective, there are a thousand patrol cops generating revenue.

[@SonoftheWars]

​@@alltheaboveradio3700drugs shouldn't be illegal. It works in Portugal.

[@cwg9238]

@@SonoftheWars were hysterically inconsistent on "my body my choice."

[@OGGamingABC]

I'm starting to think some cops do these power trips as a kink Its disgusting

[@MrTheHillfolk]

For real man. Let's see what we can make this guy do because he doesn't know his rights. They'll have ya tap dancing on landmines in no time and asking please sir may I have another when you're not aware.

[@TheStormey]

Damn this is scary and disturbing, I'm proud of that kid for standing up for his rights! The officer was just flying at straws it would absolutely ridiculous and uncalled for

[@lesliehardeman6212]

don't be mad but, it's GRASPING AT STRAWS...

[@elbuggo]

I'm very disappointed. Invoke your 5th Amendment right to be silent, and say nuffin. Thats the best way. Say nuffin. Have you heard that one before? Just say nuffin, but you need to claim your right to be silent.

[@mikeexits]

Nothing

[@JawTooth]

I wonder if other cops watch these videos. What would they say about this stop? Is this an embarrassment or do they condone how this stop was performed?

[@Tyler-8898]

Everytime these officers open their mouth, they contradict themselves. First time I've heard them say you're free to go but your car is not. That makes no sense.

[@librab103]

I would love to see the case law on this if there is any. I'm sure it fall under unreasonable search and seizure. As many have stated, courts have ruled an officer cannot delay a traffic stop to wait for a dog to show up. Here they waited an hour and during that time they prevent Brandon from taken his property and leave.

[@admthrawnuru]

Lol, ya I noticed that too. Like they have RAS that his car is in possession of drugs instead of him.

[@madtabby66]

@@librab103 it was an hour BEFORE they called for the dog!

[@librab103]

@@madtabby66 even worse. Jesus. This guy has an lawsuit

[@biotechdanc]

As in the case in Houston where the cop admitted that the dog is wrong 90% of the time, it is time to retire the dogs. Need that case (and this) to prove how excess it is.

[@Rich316NY33]

I’m nervous for this guy and I’m here at home watching it on KZbin. Knowing what we know about cops today, this guy is calm as hell considering what they’re capable of. Death being one of them. This needs to f@ckjng stop already!

[@vondra1272]

Since when is being nervous probable cause for search?! FTP 🐖 He'd have been better off pleading the 5th and keeping his mouth shut!

[@johnsmith6974]

Well factory 🏭 education system doesn't teach you, your rights

[@SonoftheWars]

Since the pig said so. That's all that matters.

[@MissMarinaCapri]

The police will say things just to have it on their body camera audio and video recording whether it’s true or not it doesn’t matter to them. They just say it in case they can arrest you, so they use that information to make it appear you’re guilty even when you’re not. This is how deceitful And dishonorable certain police officers can be!

[@cdv130]

Meanwhile, 10 cartel cars filled to brim with drugs drove by while these pigs violated this kid's 4th amendment rights. Defund these over paid pigs.

[@peterhernandez7817]

Bingo!! 😂

[@LuckyCartel]

It’s clear police officers need constitutional training… That requires classes… That requires reallocation of current funds or more funding… If you defund the police… The criminals take over the streets… We need reform not defunding…. those cartels you speak of are already in the United States… If police are gone… They will know all about it.

[@TheHistorybear]

Defund them by putting them in prison for THEIR crimes and take THEIR pensions and personal property to repay THEIR victims.

[@HIRAETH-ex8wb]

Defund them has gone horribly in other areas. What we really need is better actual training, and much much better accountability.

[@stephenstansberry7995]

Because they are paid to let them go by full to the brim

[@steveadrehel]

End Qualified Immunity and start holding law enforcement officers accountable for their criminal actions and lying.

[@SAVAGEoLIFE]

Or how bout treat it onna case by case basis n when certain cops violate somebody's right they end it from them and put em jail. Every other cop doing right shouldnt be penalized.

[@echo6echo419]

There is always one spewing "End Qualified Immunity". Take a moment and research what QI is, what it does and how it works. QI isn't the issue here. QI, working as it should work would have no affect here. IF the LEO violates his civil rights or breaks a law, QI is revoked anyway. The REAL issue isn't QI, instead the issue is corruption, cover-ups and NOT holding LEOs accountable to their actions. If you end QI, you still have cover-ups, back covering and no accountability.

[@steveadrehel]

@@echo6echo419 Obviously you don't understand Qualified Immunity.

[@echo6echo419]

@@steveadrehel Please explain it to me...

[@ReelRonDog]

Apparently NM police have no qualified immunity.

[@concernedcitizen9594]

He asked the perfect questions. Making the cop admit to all the violations. Especially when the ticket is already visibly done on camera, and they still didn't call for the dog yet. Literally incriminating themselves for a lawsuit.

[@michaeltelson9798]

There have been court cases thrown out because of holding a driver too long and not to this extent. SCOTUS has said that the traffic stops have to be short and precise. This is an illegal attempt to search his car.

[@NickM_FirstofHisName]

Good!

[@Skam1one]

He needed to point this out to the pig. He needed to verbally let him know that the ticket is done and you can't hold me longer while waiting on the dog. I believe voicing that to the cop may have helped him leave. Maybe not but if they understand you know its against the law they may be less likely to detain you for any longer.

[@eli3963]

​@@Skam1one That only works if the cop knows it's illegal. And it would be WAY too much to ask for them to know the laws they're meant to enforce. Ignorance isn't an excuse for regular citizens, but it is for them apparently.

[@obeseperson]

@@eli3963I’m convinced they know the things they do are illegal, but don’t care as there really aren’t any repercussions for them

[@Jason-un9ps]

9:24 Have to hit them with the "In this day and age, cops are shooting people over falling acorns, of course I'm nervous, there's trees nearby."

[@watchin_kc]

Its impressive the way that 5 months in a police "academy" makes someone an expert in human behavior, neurology, psychology, and magically gives them the expertise to recognize, WITHIN SECONDS OF MEETING THEM, that a total stranger seated in a car is abnormally nervous.

[@remissiveslave]

Thinking this myself

[@piemaster965]

Idk how they managed to teach all that, the entire law, and how to violate it in every way. They’re such hard workers 😊

[@weaksause6878]

"Im nervous? Interesting. What am i thinking right now? What did i have for breakfast? You seem to know more about what is happening in my brain than I do."

[@wheressteve]

I hope the young man enjoys the money the taxpayers will fork over because of these ignorant cops.

[@lilmoeszyslak4810]

If I was him, I would get billboards all over the city stating that they cost the taxpayers money

[@dakotahendrickson1767]

You and audit the audit are the two best "audit" channels out here. Love how informative both of you guys are and cite actual case laws.

[@leighannebrown3602]

I agree. I actually learn alot from these 2 channels.

[@mason4354]

My two favorite are 'We the people University' and 'Audit the Audit'

[@beholder99]

@@mason4354 Ive seen too many pro Sovereign Citizen videos from We the People to support that channel

[@brettwilson9913]

Audit the audit has went to shit lately

[@SonoftheWars]

Audit the audit gives As where Fs are due.

[@marshadavis3459]

Everything they did was unconstitutional.

[@hueginvieny7959]

This is so messed up both should be fired. Being nervous is now a crime

[@victorvazquez5439]

This is what Law enforcement has become, a means to extract money from drivers.

[@Playingwithproxies]

They ask if you have over 10,000 so they can literally steal it because it’s suspicious that you would carry that much in cash

[@omaralaoui2218]

This is the true statement it is sickening how much revenue these agencies and governments generate from traffic stops putting people through the court system and putting people in jail and probation it’s has become an elaborate tax collection scheme

[@raginglunatik8979]

Law enforcement has ALWAYS been a show of force to keep people too scared to retaliate against oppression. Its not what they have become but what they have always been. A threat.

[@DixieCountyPatriot]

Travelers.

[@madtabby66]

@@Playingwithproxies Doesn’t even have to be that much. I was pulled over and asked how much cash I had. I said “about $100” he asked how I was travelling. I replied “using credit cards” It was a weird interaction, but I was naive at the time.

[@muirmarlo]

Brandon, hope you have a very successful law suit. They need to be stopped.

[@stephenstansberry7995]

He needs to attach his name to there pension and then sue them personally and take there home cars and clothes off there back... take it all

[@mayo8029]

Lawsuits being successful(tax of the population) have nothing to do with stopping police from doing their jobs. Remember police exist to repress the population.

[@mandyrae644]

​@@mayo8029Well we have to start somewhere and if these police dept officials start getting budgets cut because they are paying more lawsuits then they can pay maybe it will deter others from letting their officers get away with violating people constitutional rights. That's the idea anyway

[@giacalonebuilding4443]

This happened in NM no? They don’t have QI there.

[@greentriumph1643]

Oh please! A legal genius! @@stephenstansberry7995

[@IAMTHEBIGCHUCQUITA]

Nothing like extending a traffic stop with a bull💩 fishing expedition!

[@519_jackpot_scottie]

I really hope the kid gets a good lawyer to deal with this BS & illegal detention.

[@larrybrinley8222]

He's an Adult not a kid . What are you 90 years old?

[@ronperkins1676]

I have NEVER seen an officer lie to someone as much as this one did. At one point he tells the driver, "We aren't violating any of your rights", when he should have said "We aren't violating all of you rights, yet But if you give us enough time, we will".

[@Nope-s]

You haven't watched enough videos yet then lol. I agree he lied a lot though. And gas lit the hell out of thr young man for exercising his rights as a free American.

[@Red_Twizzler]

This exact thing has happened to me

[@elbuggo]

That's why it is not possible to trust a single word they say - cant trust a thing. They have gotten away with this perpetual lying for ever.

[@jlindsay3854]

This is not a traffic stop it’s an interrogation. Which means that they are violating his rights under Miranda.

[@patrickday4206]

Yeah exactly

[@SylvanasWindrunnerResurrected]

They pretend its not so in courts' eyes its not

[@jamescabral2756]

For those of you not familiar with New Mexico their Cops are the worst. They Illegally raided a Family's Trailer from Upstate New York who were Traveling Across Country making a KZbin Documentary. They made the Father come out of the Shower and made him stand Naked while they searched the Trailer while they had No Probable Cause to do so. Then in another Instance one of their Police Departments was raided by the State Police on account their head Chief had illegal materials from Cases on his Phone and was bullying people into voting for the Local Mayor. Stay as far away from New Mexico Law Enforcement as you can!

[@rwwalker721]

Say it with me, folks, "I am reserving my 5th amendment right to not answer questions." When they cop inevitably asks 5000 more questions, you just repeat that you do not answer questions.

[@nicolereadstarot]

Unfortunately this just makes them angry and you may not survive the stop

[@reflect.]

@@nicolereadstarot True.

[@colepauley8235]

No reasonable person is going to consent to a total stranger rummaging through their car. Truly gets me heated when I hear “officers” justify a dog search because they weren’t given permission to tear apart someone’s car

[@seanstephenson7081]

The courts need to really look into the issue of using dogs for anything..How can you possibly take the testimony of a dog?

[@seanstephenson7081]

Taking the word of a dog is ripe for corruption.. this all goes down to pre crime prevention.. the police are supposed to be reactionary they're not supposed to be going in and searching everybody's everything to find crimes that have no victim.. but they are incentivized by raises hours overtime etc to try to find crimes and charges when there is no victim.

[@RonColetta-oh8mq]

Ikr? It's just a end around the 4th amendment. Anyone with 1 brain cell would through this bullshit right in the trash where it belongs

[@Stayjolly33]

@@seanstephenson7081that’s the whole point, any dog trainer would tell you that the dogs are not multi purpose and are very easily confused. While one dog can hit on a bomb another could hit on a pack of skittles and the police will cue the pup to hit on the car

[@weaksause6878]

I was young and dumb. Got pulled over and he found my weed. After he had all my weed he searched my car abd proceeded to dump out all my groceries on the driver floorboards. They're pricks for the sake of being pricks. There is no reason to open a plastic sealed box of cereal and dump it out.

[@foible2085]

I think this is the first time I have seen them get a search warrant for a vehicle at a traffic stop. The judge/magistrate who approved that search warrant needs to be help accountable by the electorate.

[@Stayjolly33]

They can get them instantly now a days they have dispatch give them one with a pre-signed court order

[@post-leftluddite]

Ahh, but when it comes to the big, bad, boogeyman of "drugs", the public will allow any transgression against their rights...drug prohibition has LITERALLY given the poluce more power and eroded our civil rights more than any other policy since arguably the anti-free speech laws of World War One....since Nixon launched the War on Drugs in 1971, the Supreme Court has made.mpre decisions eroding the 4th amendment on drug cases than any other type of case, the majority of warrantless vehicle searches cite "drug related evidence" as their probable cause, 96% of all no-knock warrants are drug related, and at least half of all arrests every year are drug realted....just take a minute to imagine what would happen to the power of the police, and their budgets, if drug laws didn't exist.....just think about it... ....well, half or more of their arrest numbers would evaporate....so that would mean the justification for half their budget would evaporate....let's see....do you see the cops going on all these fishing expeditions during traffic stops for guns and bombs? Do you see them threatening nearly everyone they pull over with the drug dog for anything besides drugS? Of course not....without drug laws, policing would become rather boring....and they might be forced to solve REAL crimes with victims, like murder and sexual assault (BTW, the average sentence for a drug offender is longer than that of a sex offender in America). It's been predicted that if drug prohibition was ended, upwards of ONE MILLION positions in law enforcement would be made redundant....could you imagine how much better things would be with that many fewer cops? Buy the cops know this, and this is why Police Unions have spent more money than any other entity on opposing legislation and ballot initiatives aimed at drug law reform, because they know that without drug laws they'd lose most of their money and power.

[@foible2085]

@@Stayjolly33 pre-signed court order? As in it was signed before the stop even took place? I doubt that as it would be clear violation of the 4th amendment. There are anticipatory search warrants, but those at least are more specific. To get a search warrant there still needs to be probable cause.

[@Stayjolly33]

@@foible2085 it’s totally a violation of rights, but they do it, depending on where you are “reasonable suspicion” can really just mean the cop wants to search and atleast in TN I know that they can “get a warrant” in under 5 minutes at 2:30 in the morning, with no reasonable suspicion because I’ve had it happen to me

[@ReelRonDog]

They don’t need a search warrant if the K9 shows an alert at the vehicle.

[@mikemontana3443]

Corrupt cop -- "We did not search him. We forced him to empty his pockets and place the contents on the car." Equally corrupt judge -- "That is not a search. You could have refused to empty the contents of your pockets and let the cops beat the shit out of you -- which I would have found to be justified because of your refusal to empty the contents of your pockets."

[@michaelmckenzie6798]

This has just gotten out of control. And they wonder why they don't have the backing of the public anymore.

[@donwill1926]

Why would anybody be nervous while being assaulted battered and extorted by a violent criminal game? Nobody’s that silly.

[@jonsmith1263]

Brandon, I hope you have a very successful lawsuit. You deserve the money bro!

[@wavoconqueso]

This cops’ exaggeration of this kids nervousness is totally unwarranted. But he has a right to be nervous, considering that people have been killed by cops for literally nothing. That’s why they call them rogue cops. You never know what kind of maniac they put a badge on.

[@ronin_117]

Whenever being questioned about looking nervous I say this... "I'm always nervous around people when they have guns and I do not. Wouldn't it be reasonable to say IF I were carrying a gun and you were not, you would be nervous as well?" Gets them every time

[@elbuggo]

Just invoke your 5th Amendment right to be silent, and say nuffin.

[@ronin_117]

@@elbuggo that's the smart thing to do

[@mikeexits]

Nothing

[@Man-vs-Metal]

"Normal people don't behave this way." So maybe I'm a weirdo. Does that violate the law?

[@gooseking0420]

The "You're pretty nervous" act they pull has to stop. Me not liking conversation can be enough to make me nervous on a stop where I'm forced to converse for you. Social anxieties aren't a crime or reasonable as a means to establish suspicion of a crime you have no reason to be investigating/creating in your head actively.

[@wuffothewonderdog]

These cops are so obviously desperate to rack up some fines to pay their salaries. Crooked cops like this puts us all in danger.

[@gregoryjacksonsr7452]

So by his logic he searches every car cause he don't know you. What's a criminal.

[@JDugdetectors]

Your nervous demeanor is an indicator. Your defiant demeanor is an indicator. Your angry demeanor is an indicator Your quiet demeanor is an indicator

[@Ozzy3333333]

And the blue line gang members should to be locked up.

[@holydezmondgamez1728]

Qualified immunity needs to be revoked, like how can they not know the law? And literally making up that he was nervous when he was chilled.

[@Andy-te1mw]

So the law ISNT blind. No one is above the law? Yea right.

[@n6cid]

For those who don't live in New Mexico law enforcement no longer has qualified immunity to hide behind in this state. Officer can be held liable in court for their actions while on duty.

[@mari.s752]

I was born and raised there but I moved away permanently about 24 years ago because I could no longer accept living in a state where the primary goal of the entire legal system was to make the lives of poor people as miserable as possible while making money off of their misery. I have many good memories of New Mexico but I don't miss it and I will never go back. It is nice to know about them losing qualified immunity, maybe now future generations stand a chance. I know this is getting long but I just want to add that when you turn a class of citizens into criminals you have a class of criminals to worry about.

[@mari.s752]

I did look into that and while it is partially true there are some complexities to it. If the subject is truly interesting to you I strongly recommend looking up the transcripts, they are an interesting read.

[@WaitWhatsMyName]

Wow, so there is atleast one good thing about new mexico

[@mari.s752]

@@WaitWhatsMyName that's still questionable

[@BrockLee3]

COPS: "Why do people hate us so much? We evaluated ourselves, the exact same way as we investigate ourselves when we commit crimes against the same people whom hate us...and, we found ourselves to be AWESOME!!!"