Prince William police arrest video goes viral
http://www.insidenova.com/news/crime_police/prince-william-police-arrest-video-goes-viral/article_fd00885e-d9f7-11e3-b056-001a4bcf887a.html

A YouTube video showing a Prince William police officer confronting a man videotaping an arrest at a McDonald’s outside Manassas has gone viral.

The video shows three officers arresting a man in the lobby, with the person recording the arrest following officers outside. At the door, Officer Kevin Jennings tells the man recording to go back inside, but the man argues that it’s his constitutional right to tape the incident.

The officer doesn’t attempt to take the photographer’s phone and doesn’t tell him to top filming, but does threaten to charge him with loitering. The man then goes back inside the restaurant.

The man being arrested in the video was charged with public drunkenness, police said.

The video was posted on the website, photographyisnotacrime.com, leading to dozens of responses on the Prince William police department’s Facebook page Monday morning.

“Why are your officers infringing upon our constitutional rights to record in public?” one wrote.

“I suggest that the PW county police read up on the Bill of Rights with particular attention to the First Amendment,” wrote another.

Police responded to the uproar with a post of their own, saying they are reviewing the incident.

“ … We would like to point out that it is our policy not to impede on anyone's right to video our actions in public so long as there is no obstruction of or interference with police actions or anyone else's rights or safety,” police wrote.

According to the American Civil Liberties Union, anyone in a public place where they are “lawfully present” has the right to photograph “anything that is in plain view.”

The ACLU also says that police officers can order those who are “truly interfering with legitimate law enforcement operations,” to cease photographing.

The video from Youtube has been removed, but you can still watch it here:
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=ed4_1399864600
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Officer Jennings had no grounds to demand that the dude needed to go back inside. He was standing enough away from the action,not interfering at all. A law enforcement official who doesn't want her/himself being recorded on the job doesn't count as interference. Total abuse of authority. Someone should get this bully up to speed on current laws!

Do cops have a lice problem?

Kevin Jennings has been serving the citizens of Prince William County with distinction for a long time. I think he gets a pass on dealing with a wise guy recording an arrest.

Get INSIDE! Wrote:
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> Officer Jennings had no grounds to demand that the
> dude needed to go back inside. He was standing
> enough away from the action,not interfering at
> all. A law enforcement official who doesn't want
> her/himself being recorded on the job doesn't
> count as interference. Total abuse of authority.
> Someone should get this bully up to speed on
> current laws!

I did not hear officer saying not to record the video. He told him to go back in. Maybe because he is a K-9 officer and K-9 dog was on the scene. Maybe try recording a video at active shooting scene and see how that works out for you.

e4WC9 Wrote:
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> Kevin Jennings has been serving the citizens of
> Prince William County with distinction for a long
> time. I think he gets a pass on dealing with a
> wise guy recording an arrest.


It does not matter if the officer has a sterling reputation, I do not give up ANY of my rights simply because I am in the presence of a police officer. If law enforcement officers are performing the duties that they have been hired for, they should gladly welcome any and all photography to show what an outstanding service they are providing the public.

e4WC9 Wrote:
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> Kevin Jennings has been serving the citizens of
> Prince William County with distinction for a long
> time. I think he gets a pass on dealing with a
> wise guy recording an arrest.


He's fat as fuck and looks like he's playing Navy SEAL with all that kit on.

Oh REALLY!?! Wrote:
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> e4WC9 Wrote:
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> > Kevin Jennings has been serving the citizens of
> > Prince William County with distinction for a
> long
> > time. I think he gets a pass on dealing with a
> > wise guy recording an arrest.
>
>
> It does not matter if the officer has a sterling
> reputation, I do not give up ANY of my rights
> simply because I am in the presence of a police
> officer. If law enforcement officers are
> performing the duties that they have been hired
> for, they should gladly welcome any and all
> photography to show what an outstanding service
> they are providing the public.


We are going to come to your place of employment and video you putting 5 McNuggets in the box rather than 6. Enough is enough

Fairfaxians Wrote:
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> Get INSIDE! Wrote:
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> -----
> > Officer Jennings had no grounds to demand that
> the
> > dude needed to go back inside. He was standing
> > enough away from the action,not interfering at
> > all. A law enforcement official who doesn't
> want
> > her/himself being recorded on the job doesn't
> > count as interference. Total abuse of
> authority.
> > Someone should get this bully up to speed on
> > current laws!
>
> I did not hear officer saying not to record the
> video. He told him to go back in. Maybe because he
> is a K-9 officer and K-9 dog was on the scene.
> Maybe try recording a video at active shooting
> scene and see how that works out for you.

Go reread my post, I never said Jennings told him to stop recording. I simply said that an officer not wishing themselves to be recorded didn't qualify as interference. The drunkard was in handcuffs, the dog was in the squad car. What harm was the recorder doing..hmm?

Saw the video, didn't see much to get worked up about. Stuff like that can go south in a heartbeat. If Officer Jennings thinks he needs the guy inside to maintain the scene then so be it.

Come join in on the fun on PWPD's facebook page!

The people who film these non-events always sound like self-righteous pompous asses. Maybe they should put their butts on the line and see how they like being videotaped doing their jobs.

those who cant do, video Wrote:
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> Oh REALLY!?! Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > e4WC9 Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > Kevin Jennings has been serving the citizens
> of
> > > Prince William County with distinction for a
> > long
> > > time. I think he gets a pass on dealing with
> a
> > > wise guy recording an arrest.
> >
> >
> > It does not matter if the officer has a
> sterling
> > reputation, I do not give up ANY of my rights
> > simply because I am in the presence of a police
> > officer. If law enforcement officers are
> > performing the duties that they have been hired
> > for, they should gladly welcome any and all
> > photography to show what an outstanding service
> > they are providing the public.
>
>
> We are going to come to your place of employment
> and video you putting 5 McNuggets in the box
> rather than 6. Enough is enough




LOL +1


What's up with these douchebags that have to record police officers every time they see an arrest?

There is nothing funnier than cops who wear all the combat gear, they look like little fatties who got turned down from the army of psych.

I would challenge any cop to a race, no guns or tazers allowed!

and p.s. dogs are not police officers.

The solution is quite simple, and not really expensive.

Every police officer must wear a camera and microphone, recording at all times they are on the clock (except, e.g., while using the restroom, or having lunch).

This will cut down on officer mistakes, and, more importantly, on officer corruption.

Fortunately, we don't have that much corruption in Fairfax and Prince William, but there is a little.

Why has the video been removed? Anyone got a link?

Nevermind just saw the liveleak link.



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Was the guy who got arrested a Spanigger?

The solution is quite simple, and not really expensive.

Every police officer must wear a camera and microphone, recording at all times they are on the clock (except, e.g., while using the restroom, or having lunch).

This will cut down on officer mistakes, and, more importantly, on officer corruption.

Fortunately, we don't have that much corruption in Fairfax and Prince William, but there is a little.



And every doctor, lawyer, banker, teacher, anyone in any position of trust or authority.every convicted criminal, drunk, and any political figure too.

Another youtube lawyer; Screams about the constitutional right to video the police, but I don't recall writing about it.

I know the black cop there, cool guy.

Cops can tell you to clear the scene/leave the area, not sure if the guy recording has a legit bitch.

idontlikebeingrightaboutshitlikethisbutiam



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WingNut Wrote:
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> I know the black cop there, cool guy.
>
> Cops can tell you to clear the scene/leave the
> area, not sure if the guy recording has a legit
> bitch.


Uh, no, they can't. As long as you aren't interfering (really interfering) you don't have to go anywhere.

....... Wrote:
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> WingNut Wrote:
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> > I know the black cop there, cool guy.
> >
> > Cops can tell you to clear the scene/leave the
> > area, not sure if the guy recording has a legit
> > bitch.
>
>
> Uh, no, they can't. As long as you aren't
> interfering (really interfering) you don't have to
> go anywhere.


Follow them up to the squad car for me sometime then.

idontlikebeingrightaboutshitlikethisbutiam



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WingNut Wrote:
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> > WingNut Wrote:
> >
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>
> > -----
> > > I know the black cop there, cool guy.
> > >
> > > Cops can tell you to clear the scene/leave
> the
> > > area, not sure if the guy recording has a
> legit
> > > bitch.
> >
> >
> > Uh, no, they can't. As long as you aren't
> > interfering (really interfering) you don't have
> to
> > go anywhere.
>
>
> Follow them up to the squad car for me sometime
> then.

That would fall under the "actually interfering" that I mentioned. Are you that much of a badge bunny that it prevents you from comprehending English?

Badge bunny...LOL

How is it interferring? All you did is follow them to the car...

The police can clear a crime scene if they feel the need, seen them do it with accidents and petty shit like this.

I know faggot, you think you have the next Rodney King. Sell it to "Hard Copy" man, it's fuckin huge!

idontlikebeingrightaboutshitlikethisbutiam



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WingNut Wrote:
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> Badge bunny...LOL
>
> How is it interferring? All you did is follow them
> to the car...
>
> The police can clear a crime scene if they feel
> the need, seen them do it with accidents and petty
> shit like this.
>
> I know faggot, you think you have the next Rodney
> King. Sell it to "Hard Copy" man, it's fuckin
> huge!



It can be inferred as interfering as you are within striking distance of a wannabe SEAL.

However, in this video, the operator wannabes were walking away, and the person filming them was not advancing past the door.

Not to mention, that is a straw man arguement as your first claim was they can tell you to leave, then when I busted your ass, you moved on to following them up to their car, which is completely different.

This is a badly out of shape angry unprofessional cop. His actions are immediate and without thought or attention to training. There is no way that this guy does not act like this often. He is an embarrassment in a uniform. He looks like a middle aged, way out of shape fat guy. As a K9, there is not way this dude is in shape enough to track with a dog. What a farce, moreover, these are gestapo tactics that have no place in an " accredited department ", look a bit and you will find more unprofessional actions by this guy, simple put, he did it this time he has done it before, Loitering for walking out of a restaurant he was patronizing already. NONSENSE!!! this is a disgrace and I reside in this county and have since 1988, unacceptable, I will wait to hear this gents disciple from the department

and so, out goes the guys rights because he did choose to be a cop, bro this is a slippery slope, this is a zero tolerance zone for violations of folks rights, you got it wrong, regardless of this cats " service " and or the guys taping choosing of something else to do as a career

jay yibm Wrote:
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> This is a badly out of shape angry unprofessional
> cop. His actions are immediate and without
> thought or attention to training. There is no way
> that this guy does not act like this often. He is
> an embarrassment in a uniform. He looks like a
> middle aged, way out of shape fat guy. As a K9,
> there is not way this dude is in shape enough to
> track with a dog. What a farce, moreover, these
> are gestapo tactics that have no place in an "
> accredited department ", look a bit and you will
> find more unprofessional actions by this guy,
> simple put, he did it this time he has done it
> before, Loitering for walking out of a restaurant
> he was patronizing already. NONSENSE!!! this is a
> disgrace and I reside in this county and have
> since 1988, unacceptable, I will wait to hear this
> gents disciple from the department



Hope you are patient because nothing is going to happen. Americans have some odd homoerotic worship complex with cops. It's really strange and I've never seen that anywhere else in the world.

....... Wrote:
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> jay yibm Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > This is a badly out of shape angry
> unprofessional
> > cop. His actions are immediate and without
> > thought or attention to training. There is no
> way
> > that this guy does not act like this often. He
> is
> > an embarrassment in a uniform. He looks like a
> > middle aged, way out of shape fat guy. As a
> K9,
> > there is not way this dude is in shape enough
> to
> > track with a dog. What a farce, moreover,
> these
> > are gestapo tactics that have no place in an "
> > accredited department ", look a bit and you
> will
> > find more unprofessional actions by this guy,
> > simple put, he did it this time he has done it
> > before, Loitering for walking out of a
> restaurant
> > he was patronizing already. NONSENSE!!! this is
> a
> > disgrace and I reside in this county and have
> > since 1988, unacceptable, I will wait to hear
> this
> > gents disciple from the department
>
>
>
> Hope you are patient because nothing is going to
> happen. Americans have some odd homoerotic worship
> complex with cops. It's really strange and I've
> never seen that anywhere else in the world.

Homoerotic worship complex? Did you make that phrase up yourself or did you find it in a comic book? It makes you sound pretty gay.

Police the police!

Like I didn't already know.

Well, well, well. It appears that Wingnut is a police officer.

The proof is in the pudding.

I'm curious who these whining "police all suck" people are going to call when someone is trying to break into their house. Ghostbusters or the police?

hmmmmmm Wrote:
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> I'm curious who these whining "police all suck"
> people are going to call when someone is trying to
> break into their house. Ghostbusters or the
> police?


This argument is the one that really pisses me off when anyone catches the police fucking up. The cop Jennings, over steps his authority by going Gestapo on this guy videoing an incident. You have the right to video the police anytime as long as you do not interfere with them doing their job. You are an American and this right is granted you by the Constitution. NOW why would this cop not want this incident videoed? If the cops are doing their job correctly where is the harm. This cop violated this guys civil rights and threatened him with incarceration if he didn't obey his illegal command. The guy tells Jennings he has the right to video the incident, Jennings agrees! BUT still pushes him back inside without an explanation.

Cops are not like Lawyers and Doctors or anyone else like someone mentioned above. They are sworn Law Enforcement Officers sworn to uphold the law and allowed the right to take away your freedom. So videoing them, making sure they are doing their duty properly should be no issue. When cops deny anyone their right to video them it makes them look dirty and unprofessional. If Jennings had asked the guy to step back inside for the safety of himself and the other officers, you can video from inside all you want. This video would never have been seen, no one would care. These officers who command you to do something without explanation, who treat people like they are guilty of something prior to asking any questions. Anyone who spends 5 minutes watching YouTube can tell you that all it takes is a few bad cops to ruin the reputation of the 99% of good ones out there. This guy fucked up and should be held accountable.

The bullshit post about who you gonna call if you don't agree with this cop is just that Bullshit. He handles himself in a professional manner and we never know who Officer Jennings is, at least not in this video.

Informed Informer Wrote:
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> Well, well, well. It appears that Wingnut is a
> police officer.
>
> The proof is in the pudding.


No sir....

I've had the foot against my neck and bracelets on and gotta few smudges on the record.

Most cops are alright and just doing their jobs; a select few are militant nitpicking assholes.. But if you are a wise man, you can have a lot of fun out there and avoid,avoid,avoid them. Not that hard to do...


Come back when you catch some real abuse, this video is a fucking yawner.....

"oooh, I got you Jennings!"..... I would be fucking embarrassed for myself.

idontlikebeingrightaboutshitlikethisbutiam



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hmmmmmm Wrote:
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> I'm curious who these whining "police all suck"
> people are going to call when someone is trying to
> break into their house. Ghostbusters or the
> police?


Call 9-1-1 and die. Police have no duty to protect.

hmmmmmm Wrote:
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> I'm curious who these whining "police all suck"
> people are going to call when someone is trying to
> break into their house. Ghostbusters or the
> police?


Call 9-1-1 and die. Police have no legal duty to protect.

Wow, Policedapolice, exxagerate much to try and make your point? Telling someone to move away from an arrest situation is "going Gestapo?" The guy in question was within a few feet of a police car. These situations can escalate quickly, so I have no issue with the cop telling people to back up. In addition, the cop never said anything about the video, he just wanted the area clear. His voice tone did change when the guy wasn't complying and was more interested in arguing. I won't argue that there are some shitty cops out there, but I saw nothing in this video that bothers me in the least. I will always give the benefit of the doubt to a cop over someone who just wants to argue their rights because they think they know it all and don't like the police. You want to see a bull shit post, reread yours.

So many pigs in this thread justifying the continual police abuse of authority.

Piggies, the people u are "protecting" will continue to despise you until the thin blue line is broken and you start turning on your corrupt colleagues.

hmmmmmmm Wrote:
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> Wow, Policedapolice, exxagerate much to try and
> make your point? Telling someone to move away from
> an arrest situation is "going Gestapo?" The guy in
> question was within a few feet of a police car.
> These situations can escalate quickly, so I have
> no issue with the cop telling people to back up.
> In addition, the cop never said anything about the
> video, he just wanted the area clear. His voice
> tone did change when the guy wasn't complying and
> was more interested in arguing. I won't argue that
> there are some shitty cops out there, but I saw
> nothing in this video that bothers me in the
> least. I will always give the benefit of the doubt
> to a cop over someone who just wants to argue
> their rights because they think they know it all
> and don't like the police. You want to see a bull
> shit post, reread yours.


Tell me Officer, why didn't Jennings just approach the situation the way I describe in my BS post? Why not just come at the guy with respect and an order rather than a demand that he "go back inside!" It is obvious he didn't want the encounter videoed. We all know it.

He has a right to video the encounter, when you cops acknowledge this right and stop hiding behind some bull shit wire tapping excuse then all cops will be treated with respect by law abiding citizens. Right now cops are being caught on tape showing their Gestapo mentality all over the country, that's why this video has gone viral. It's just another example of Cops abusing their authority, not knowing the law and not treating someone with respect. Jennings is a cop in Prince William County this is not Compton or Caberna Green, this guy was absolutely no threat to anyone and the asshole acts like he has a weapon and is endangering the arrest. Treat people with respect if you want respect. You serve the citizens of the jurisdiction you have sworn to protect and serve. I used to give the benefit of the doubt to the Police, not any more, and I guarantee you there are more and more people feeling that way as you see videos like this.

hmmmmmmm Wrote:
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> Wow, Policedapolice, exxagerate much to try and
> make your point? Telling someone to move away from
> an arrest situation is "going Gestapo?" The guy in
> question was within a few feet of a police car.
> These situations can escalate quickly, so I have
> no issue with the cop telling people to back up.
> In addition, the cop never said anything about the
> video, he just wanted the area clear. His voice
> tone did change when the guy wasn't complying and
> was more interested in arguing. I won't argue that
> there are some shitty cops out there, but I saw
> nothing in this video that bothers me in the
> least. I will always give the benefit of the doubt
> to a cop over someone who just wants to argue
> their rights because they think they know it all
> and don't like the police. You want to see a bull
> shit post, reread yours.

So hmmmmm you think that the cops behave properly. There is so much corruption that the police themselves hired these guys to go in and ask for a Complaint Form. Check out this video of people just walking into Police stations and asking how they can file a complaint on a Police Officer.

http://youtu.be/w8v7lF5ttlQ

After viewing this tell me they don't need to be videoed!!

" to top filming,"

Well if that's what he said there's no problem. I don't knwo what "top filming" is really

I love these young punks in this era who throw out "Gestapo" and "police state". You have two choices for Holocaust museums, Richmond or DC. Take your pick, go find the Holocaust survivor volunteering that day and share your views with them. Everyone one of you is a waste. Trying to explain anything to you young entitled little pricks is equally a waste. Your parents failed you and now you think society owes you. Pathetic.

EYe Rolling Wrote:
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> I love these young punks in this era who throw out
> "Gestapo" and "police state". You have two choices
> for Holocaust museums, Richmond or DC. Take your
> pick, go find the Holocaust survivor volunteering
> that day and share your views with them. Everyone
> one of you is a waste. Trying to explain anything
> to you young entitled little pricks is equally a
> waste. Your parents failed you and now you think
> society owes you. Pathetic.


What the Fuck are you talking about you dried up old Bastard? Are you a Holocaust survivor? If you are, share your story about the police state you experienced versus what you see happening today. But we know you are not and you just want to rant about something! You sound like the old SNL skit, Why back in my day we didn't have water.... And we liked it!

WTFAYTA, go to the bathroom, look in the mirror, take a few breaths, and say "I am part of the problem. I am part of the problem". Then, exit the bathroom and attempt to become a productive member of society.

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> >
>
> What's up with these douchebags that have to
> record police officers every time they see an
> arrest?

I have no sympathy for these jackasses. You got nothing better to do with your time than interfere with police work? Should have tazered the cock sucker. I think some of them do it on perpose hoping they get wacked by the cop so they can sue someone.

WTFAYTA Wrote:
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> EYe Rolling Wrote:
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> -----
> > I love these young punks in this era who throw
> out
> > "Gestapo" and "police state". You have two
> choices
> > for Holocaust museums, Richmond or DC. Take
> your
> > pick, go find the Holocaust survivor
> volunteering
> > that day and share your views with them.
> Everyone
> > one of you is a waste. Trying to explain
> anything
> > to you young entitled little pricks is equally
> a
> > waste. Your parents failed you and now you
> think
> > society owes you. Pathetic.
>
>
> What the Fuck are you talking about you dried up
> old Bastard? Are you a Holocaust survivor? If
> you are, share your story about the police state
> you experienced versus what you see happening
> today. But we know you are not and you just want
> to rant about something! You sound like the old
> SNL skit, Why back in my day we didn't have
> water.... And we liked it!


OMG da gestappo is ganna take over oh noes!!

Officer Jennings never infringed on any rights. He never once told the man to put the camera down or to stop recording. In fact, he acknowledged the right to film. Officer safety was most likely his concern. Controlling the scene of an arrest and limiting the number of variables added to the situation was the right thing to do.

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> Officer Jennings never infringed on any rights. He
> never once told the man to put the camera down or
> to stop recording. In fact, he acknowledged the
> right to film. Officer safety was most likely his
> concern. Controlling the scene of an arrest and
> limiting the number of variables added to the
> situation was the right thing to do.


Seriously, do you really believe that Jennings was just controlling the situation? Did you see the video? There were 3 cops arresting a drunk at a McDonalds in PWC! This guy was videoing and was following them out of the McDonalds... its obvious he did not want the guy to video the arrest and that's why he pushed the guy back inside against his will, This is America, you have rights that this fat fuck with a badge cannot take away. Every time one of these police state type cops pulls this shit, you lose a little more of your freedom. It is idiots like you that take up for these power hungry cops that empowers them to keep on infringing on your rights. Wake up and grow some balls and exercise your Constitutional rights.

Cops have gone from Protect and Serve to Militant Power hungry Judge Dreds (look at how this idiot is dressed in the video) who think because they are cops they can do whatever they want because they have a badge. You better Police these guys before you are being stopped on the streets and forced to show your papers.

suckcopballsmuch Wrote:
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> This guy was videoing and was
> following them out of the McDonalds... its obvious
> he did not want the guy to video the arrest and
> that's why he pushed the guy back inside against
> his will

Why did this busybody feel the need to record this arrest? Was the guy being arrested a friend of his? Was he hoping he might capture a "Rodney King" moment? Maybe he should have stayed inside and eaten his shit burger. I dont think it was any of this fucker's business.

GerrytardRetardtardLOLz Wrote:
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> suckcopballsmuch Wrote:
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> > This guy was videoing and was
> > following them out of the McDonalds... its
> obvious
> > he did not want the guy to video the arrest and
> > that's why he pushed the guy back inside
> against
> > his will
>
> Why did this busybody feel the need to record this
> arrest? Was the guy being arrested a friend of
> his? Was he hoping he might capture a "Rodney
> King" moment? Maybe he should have stayed inside
> and eaten his shit burger. I dont think it was any
> of this fucker's business.

Because he wanted to document the police, don't know, Maybe, he did that after recording as much as he was allowed by Gestapo Jennings. Noted!

If this was a fairfax cop and the guy being arrested was named, this entire thread would be people stroking their egos over what a piece of shit the guy being arrested was. You all are fucking ridiculous and obviously shallow in the gene pool. This forum is just begging to be shut down

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> If this was a fairfax cop and the guy being
> arrested was named, this entire thread would be
> people stroking their egos over what a piece of
> shit the guy being arrested was. You all are
> fucking ridiculous and obviously shallow in the
> gene pool. This forum is just begging to be shut
> down


No. We hate shit for brains, wannabe operators/indoc and selection washouts in Fairfax just as much.

If you are not doing anything wrong what difference does it make??? I am on camera at my job that does not intimidate me.I have seen PWC cops in action, there are a lot of great cops but not all are, PWC cops are not excluded from this.

Above 60$ for the house, 100$ suckie fuckie.
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I'll wait for the trial to comment.

My guess is the cop HUD system told him: your asshole drunk there had a history of belligerence and had registered a weapon in VA. It could have been a dangerous situation that he didn't feel like explaining to the twit with the camera.

Simply put: the mere sight of an officer telling a person to leave the area doesn't mean much. Asking isn't against the law - and possible a white lie about loitering isn't either (i'm unsure).

Niggahs all want say “worldddd stahhhhr” and be spike lee and shit!

Why not change your nigger behavior and the cops will leave you alone?

Nope! Way EASIER to take your prepaid cricket phone and film a cop and talk shit.

Get the message: “no one wants NIGGERS around!”
Go home and move to Atlanta or St. Louis.
We conceded those JIGABOO cities to you.
Toodles

Beating up drinks and shooting the unarmed are how some cops
"Act tough"
When the shit goes down,these types hide behind minivans in the parking lot while a shooter murders schoolchildren.
Tiny little punks who put four stars on their collars like third world dictators take no responsibility and call themselves amazing.
If you're smart you take responsibility for your own safety.
All the self proclaimed heroes will be down at the donut shop.

If you object to anything any cop does you're Anti-cop.
Didn't you read the drone thread?