Police arrest man for filming raid, then shoot his dog in front of him

[03trubluGT]

I love that argument. Can't yell fire in a theater. Why? It's private property not because you don't have the freedom to do so. You're on private property, you abide by their rules, that's why I can't carry in an establishment with 30-06 signs. If one guy yelling distracts those officers, they need another job.

Everyone should question authority. How else would it be held accountable if everyone accepted anything someone with a badge or office said was law?

Damn...................

Private property has nothing to do with it. If the public has access to said property, it is considered "public" as far as application of the law. That's why you can get a PI in a bar.

You really need to think these things through.......

[The Sarge]

^this. That idiot had no reason to be recording the raid and/or running his mouth. I know it's a free country and he's free to do that but damn, let them do their job. He should've kept his ass further out on the sidelines if he has nothing of value to offer.

yes, a very stupid man getting his dog killed

[Broncojohnny]

I love that argument.

Oh give Matt a break, he can only make up a few good excuses at a time.

[Super Coupe]

I love that argument. Can't yell fire in a theater. Why? It's private property not because you don't have the freedom to do so. You're on private property, you abide by their rules, that's why I can't carry in an establishment with 30-06 signs. If one guy yelling distracts those officers, they need another job.

Everyone should question authority. How else would it be held accountable if everyone accepted anything someone with a badge or office said was law?

You are a huge moron.

[Super Coupe]

He was a moron for jacking with the cops, nothing good will come from that. He was also a moron for leaving his windows down so his dog could get out. That guy got what he was looking for, trouble.

[big_tiger]

Well, if you want to get down to it.....

He was walking in the roadway (ticket)

He was badgering officers and engaging them. Contrary to what you believe, you can't just say "anything" you want. You can't yell "fire" in a theater when there is no fire, you can't make threats, you can't distract an officer from his job, etc.......

Apparently, by Kalifornia law, his actions were an offense and therefore arrestable.

But, no explanation is going to satisfy you, because you've devoted your entire life to questioning and criticizing authority.



No sir. I've had 2 mojitos in the last few months. I'm not a drinker.

Did not know badgering people in public falls under the "fire" rule. Also didn't know yelling to a cops that are half a block away is considered "engaging."

[GeorgeG.]

Looks like they're a little over 4 car lengths...hardly half a block.

[Super Coupe]

Who cares if badgering cops is against the law or not. Common sense says you don't yell or provoke people if you want to stay out of trouble.

[Forever_frost]

Damn...................

Private property has nothing to do with it. If the public has access to said property, it is considered "public" as far as application of the law. That's why you can get a PI in a bar.

You really need to think these things through.......

Which is why cops ask to speak to you outside if you're drunk so they can pop you with that

[Forever_frost]

Who cares if badgering cops is against the law or not. Common sense says you don't yell or provoke people if you want to stay out of trouble.

Who cares if officers shoot your dog because they don't like it. Or arrest you because they don't like your shirt. Who cares if cops arrest people for NOT breaking a law? I mean, they have absolute right to arrest anyone they want for any reason they decide no matter what the law states

[03trubluGT]

Did not know badgering people in public falls under the "fire" rule. Also didn't know yelling to a cops that are half a block away is considered "engaging."

Like I said before, I can't justify or explain the arrest, so either live with it or seek explanation elsewhere.

[03trubluGT]

Who cares if officers shoot your dog because they don't like it. Or arrest you because they don't like your shirt. Who cares if cops arrest people for NOT breaking a law? I mean, they have absolute right to arrest anyone they want for any reason they decide no matter what the law states

My job is so damn fun when you put it that way!

[eastsidetorino]

Like I said before, I can't justify or explain the arrest, so either live with it or seek explanation elsewhere.

I wasnt law enforcement, but my training said, Deadly force was authorized when an individual displayed: Opportunity, Capability and Intent. Legally, a dog is considered a deadly weapon, so he fulfills Opportunity and Capability. Due to the fact that I cant understand what he is saying, I cannot say with conviction that he displays intent. But when you meet 2 of 3 billets for a bullet, you're flirting awfully close to a line a smart person wouldn't play with.

[Super Coupe]

Who cares if officers shoot your dog because they don't like it. Or arrest you because they don't like your shirt. Who cares if cops arrest people for NOT breaking a law? I mean, they have absolute right to arrest anyone they want for any reason they decide no matter what the law states

You are missing the point. Only a moron puts themselves in that situation. You sound like one of those morons that would though.

[CexMashean]

you are missing the point. Only a moron puts themselves in that situation. You sound like one of those morons that would though.

gotta test the power man!