There’s a problem with that.
To legally detain someone you have to do what? You call yourself a lawyer. If you legally detain someone....what does that mean? What does that mean for the person you are detaining?
What law did he break? What is the penal code for being off work and standing next to your car in a “drug area.”
What is the penal code?
It is not illegal to drive through a “drug area.” It is not illegal to sit in a “drug area.” It is not illegal to stand in a “drug area.”
You get where I’m coming from yet?
If you want to carry on we can. It’s not going to be a good look for this suppose to be lawyer though when Mob Cochran finishes. Let me know if you want to carry on and I will explain to you more how they harassed them and then ended up letting him go AFTER trying to tase the man for simply standing in a “drug area.” Let me know. If he was so guilty and and legally detained...WHY WOULD THEY TRY TO TASE HIM(malfunctioned) AND THEN LET HIM GO MINUTES LATER!?!?!?!?
If you have broken the law, in the process of committing a crime, OR in a commission of a crime is the only way you can be detained and identified. Period.
Now....explain to me what crime he committed that had a cop approach him....get butt hurt...call for backup...have his partner attempt to taser him(failed) AND THEN fucking let him go!?!?
What crime was that?
Now....explain to me what crime he committed that had a cop approach him....get butt hurt...call for backup...have his partner attempt to taser him(failed) AND THEN fucking let him go!?!?
What crime was that?
For trying to steal a fucking tv from Walmart. In the other video, the police asked him what he is doing. Instead of cooperating, he escalated the situation. I wouldn't have bothered him for smoking weed but it is against the law. The police were in the right.
It’s decriminalized there. And the cop was saying it was a “drug area.” Not, “I smell weed.”
They tried to tase him over it.
Cops should’ve lost their jobs.
About the TV incident. I don’t really care. It’s a TV. He should get arrested if he stole it. Doesnt really make a difference with anything. Ok he got arrested for trying to jack a big screen TV. Not the smartest thing in the world.
Does it mean he should die? No. Does it mean the cops have never harassed him? No. It just means he made a mistake. Lot of people have.
I wouldn’t say he escalated the situation. They say he stole a TV. He denied it. They had a witness and they arrested him.
Escalating the situation would be fighting the cops. Giving them some back talk is perfectly fine. Last thing we need to do is give full discretion to these cock suckers thinking they run everything. They work for ME. They worked for that kid and they failed him. I am their boss. He was their boss. Just how it is until you commit a crime.
No one escalates more than Blue Isis. NO ONE
Why are you talking about a black kid escalating shit with cops by just back talking them???? Words really break you that bad?
His other interaction, the cop calls backup and they TRY to tase him. You want to talk about escalation. LMFAOOOO. They tried to tase him and failed because he was in a “drug area.” They harassed him and tried to tase him for being in a “drug area.”
Incredible. Think about that. Compare those situations and get back to me.
His other interaction, the cop calls backup and they TRY to tase him. You want to talk about escalation. LMFAOOOO. They tried to tase him and failed because he was in a “drug area.” They harassed him and tried to tase him for being in a “drug area.”
Incredible. Think about that. Compare those situations and get back to me.
Man who took the video also charged with felony murder.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/ahmaud-arbery-william-bryan-recorded-video-charged-with-felony-murder/
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/ahmaud-arbery-william-bryan-recorded-video-charged-with-felony-murder/
Or maybe the police department investigated the case and the prosecutor decided there was sufficient evidence to charge Bryan with murder?
Let’s see, my choices are two: Sworn officers of the court intentionally and falsely charge another American citizen with murder? Or the American citizens who are the police officers and prosecutors did an honest job and followed the evidence?
I’m going with my version.
